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scollet
5y ago
Was forgiven on my end, which is some social justice.
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scollet
5y ago
If you can condense this thread and relate to the subject, a blog would be interesting.
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scollet
5y ago
This doesn't explain a lot. Alcoholism and gambling both fit the bill. Even for those, adequate counseling and social support don't exist, practically, in the US. This is the infrastructure of society that bleeds when pressed, and
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scollet
5y ago
Your comment seems like it's mocking. > ...act in a way that makes us more likely to catch covid This line really muddled the point when I was reading. I don't really understand it.
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scollet
5y ago
PDF all the way. Gotta love the LaTeX.
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5y ago
It's like those TV fireplaces.
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5y ago
Sorry Dan. Heated emotions. I'll keep it civil and thanks for your work.
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5y ago
I think the answer is in the action. It's easier for techy types to gaff at the risk of highway robbery for a good reason. Tech seeks to alleviate human labor via automation or semi-automation. I think people are trying to take the sam
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scollet
5y ago
Anecdotally, but this is a metro thing. I've sampled 3 cities and these are big box grocers in... less affluent... high-traffic neighborhoods.
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5y ago
I think the most charitable and equitable function would be sorting and solving without filtering. It shouldn't take too long to parse the desirable skills from the top after that. Maybe this standard can match against desired/off
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5y ago
It's hard to make a living wage right now, yes.
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5y ago
Wage theft is very violent.
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scollet
5y ago
Are they stealing because they're criminals or are they criminals because they're stealing?
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scollet
5y ago
Yeah, we have public police in front of our stores instead.
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5y ago
The backing track to this post is Delicate Tendrils.
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scollet
5y ago
It needs to make money?
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scollet
5y ago
Just rewatched this. Probably the best scene of the season.
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scollet
5y ago
You can't make something up and apply it to an entire continent.
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scollet
5y ago
Fuck you.
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scollet
5y ago
Whatever you're selling, it won't bring answers or peace of mind.
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scollet
5y ago
I know a community you might like.
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scollet
5y ago
That's extreme hyperbole.
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scollet
5y ago
Jobs don't magically disappear like that.
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5y ago
I remember reading an article about this years ago that stacked evidence against this practice. Slightly more useful might be lucid dreaming. I can imagine that a stable lucid dream would be great for knowledge synthesis.
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5y ago
People inherently produce value though. You're going to have to get pretty specific because I can't imagine those people leaving are taking anything vital away from those who stayed.
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5y ago
I'm glad you're having a positive experience. I really like my current company because it's small but people have well-defined wheelhouses. I don't really have to think too hard except when I need to defer to more experi
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5y ago
It really changes nothing.
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5y ago
I pity people who use "woke" as an insult.
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5y ago
I'm not sure the article tied up their advice to ADHD. It seems like an awareness submarine at first but doesn't get everything right or go deep enough to be useful. Odd case of "don't judge a book by its cover, but wait
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5y ago
What?
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