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by shams93 9y ago
Yes as normal relationships break down under the stress of social inequality sex becomes not a human right but something only for the wealthy. This has a huge impact on health. They're pushing the limit, once they cut off food stamps f
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by shams93 9y ago
Yeah for tools driven by webpack not having local development is really painful. I tried to make the pixel c my only device and got somewhat further thanks to tmux but ultimately not having chrome developmer tools in the browser made it not
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by shams93 9y ago
This is really one of those stealth acts that tries to eliminate basic freedom in the name of "save the children". We saw this same thing with the War on Drugs, where in the name of saving the children innocent people were killed
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by shams93 9y ago
The thing is the boomers who are still alive are either the ones who "made it" or the ones who were "born to make it." What you don't see are all the Vietnam vets who died from heroin overdose on the streets in the
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by shams93 9y ago
What we don't look at is how prostitution is tied to the financialization of higher education. We could end a lot more prostitution by forgiving student loan debt rather than using the police to intercede in between sexual partners to
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by shams93 9y ago
Yup suddenly you can't walk and they find your spine has decomposed and you're facing major spinal surgery and partial or full disability. That happened to a friend of mine a major retail manager for 10 years then her back literal
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by shams93 9y ago
Well you go back to 911 itself and the government involvement with Osama Bin Laden going back to the 1980s, go back to the CIA making my childhood incredibly dangerous by dumping incredible amounts of guns and drugs into cities such as Los
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by shams93 9y ago
Personally I find it's the opposite if I'm not well rested I feeling death and feel super depressed. I had a job that believed this and limited us sometimes to only 90 minutes sleep. I never worked with a more angry group of peopl
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by shams93 9y ago
Since I work remote for a company in Arizona I actually get an hour back on Sunday, I lost an hour when it went back my first meeting at 745am now it's going to be a more reasonable 845am.
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Exactly
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Exactly I would bet the ending of the civil war is the real cause here, major improvement in the quality of life.
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by shams93 9y ago
Jerry Brown has a 6.5 billion dollar surplus mostly from shafting the hell out of working californians. Then in LA they're working to remove the last of the affordable housing such that if you make less than 250k a year in income you c
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by shams93 9y ago
Well if you're an artist with an MFA over time its easy to be sitting on over 250k in debt. The key point is the artist is selling a piece for $750, the collector then can turn around and sell the same piece for $40k+. The art doesn&#x
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by shams93 9y ago
Yeah my phone number was forced to change after my phone bricked now its like a season in hell trying to get them to let me back into my account. Authy 2 factor authentication is super painful why can't they hook into my google account
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by shams93 9y ago
Back in the 90s you didn't have to try that hard. The competition was Blockbuster Video so it wasn't that hard to get booked 5-7 nights a week in 1991. There were lots of places to play live that no longer exist. You played for do
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by shams93 9y ago
To me the mistake that was made with Firefox os was going after android instead of going after chromebooks. If firefox os had been designed to run on commodity x86 hardware like chromium os it would not have fallen so hard because a lot of
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by shams93 9y ago
This is why I have been getting superior results working with a $100 tascam digital 4 track compared to what I used to get from logic pro. For music being able to use knobs with eyes closed to record is actually huge to me the GUI is actual
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by shams93 9y ago
I bet it's a minimum wage gig plus what did he have like a 38 caliber 6 shooter at best I'm sure he knew he was outgunned, nobody should have to die for a low paid job.
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by shams93 9y ago
I don't think it has to do with age I think it has to do with the end of the 40 hour work week, the always connected work culture doesn't leave much room these days for people of any age to form old fashioned friendships outside o
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by shams93 9y ago
I wonder if they had just moved to enable Amazon pay instead of opening up shop on Amazon it would have enabled them to use people's exiting amazon accounts without having to open up shop directly on amazon where they can do things lik
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by shams93 9y ago
Ecommerce is hard but its also telling that Gucci can't just sell on their own website, while they have a site where you can buy Gucci they are also forced to have an amazon presence as well. Amazon are a big deal because people want t
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by shams93 9y ago
Agile doesn't really foster collaboration in general. You can't have one ticket assigned to two developers and have them pair program, from the business perspective rather than the best way to develop inexpensive new talent pair c
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by shams93 9y ago
The problem is really bad for those who smoke meth, trying to get them on any alternative is tough. For more casual users you could steer them into something else, but a meth smoker or injector is addicted not just to the drug but also to t
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by shams93 9y ago
Are you gonna commute from Mohave to Santa Monica for work every day?
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by shams93 9y ago
Yeah if you need a SPA jQuery won't work. Ultimately react and Vue will give you much cleaner code at the cost of learning the shadow Dom. All the old Dom methods from jquery and vanilla js over to shadow Dom instead.
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by shams93 9y ago
Yeah what we have is an nice improvement for things, but at the end of the day I think everyone is well aware of the limits of statistical methods. What we have is the machine acting kind of like a parrot, it can get good at certain tasks l
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by shams93 9y ago
There's way more at play than the loss of productivity of one person. Entire families are impacted, not just the addict. $375k in impact per addict? That could even be a conservative estimate from what I've seen with the impact gr
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by shams93 9y ago
I have rent control in Los Angeles but they're demolishing my place to make way for luxury condos, most likely for absentee owners. You can't find an apartment for under 2,000 a month in LA anymore but the way in which they demoli
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by shams93 9y ago
At least the fear of a world destroying AI is based upon a real and rational risk. The toxicity of interstellar space is so extreme and the distances so vast that the energy needed to travel is basically unrealistic for most advanced civili
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Yeah "he was cyberspace" is a really great description.

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