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by simmerup 2y ago
Because they’re accepting the liability of it going wrong if they make an unusual choice to disregard the error
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by simmerup 2y ago
Clearly caught them having a bad day
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by simmerup 2y ago
The people with the qualification to teach are getting paid too much to take a teaching job
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by simmerup 2y ago
The article does nothing of the sort. It just states what the WHO said. Whether you choose to infer that the author thought covid restrictions were good/bad is your own projection
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by simmerup 2y ago
No wonder they die so young
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by simmerup 2y ago
Ease of use? Like why pay more for AWS when you can host things locallly. People just can't be bothered with the admin
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by simmerup 2y ago
Octopi are cold blooded and smart
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by simmerup 2y ago
SEND is at breaking point in UK. Councils regularly try and shirk their responsibilities because the funding just isn't there
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by simmerup 2y ago
Government provided assistance? That sounds like management to me
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by simmerup 2y ago
Probably depends on your perspective. As someone with an autistic niece, it seems very much a condition that requires management
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by simmerup 2y ago
All good then. Business as usual.
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by simmerup 2y ago
A double edged sword though. A tribal member could be overcome by jealousy if they see a idealised western lifestyle on tap
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by simmerup 2y ago
The problem is the boring, insulated tribal family members suddenly need to compete with the entire world for their families attention. Of course they’re gunna struggle
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by simmerup 2y ago
Not to pile on but there have been natural reactors in nature, but zero natural smartphones
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by simmerup 2y ago
If Marie Antoinette had said ‘let them eat cake’, I imagine she would have done it with your confidence
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by simmerup 2y ago
This is easy, just eat boiled potatoes, meat and veg
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by simmerup 2y ago
Fun by any other name would still be fun
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by simmerup 2y ago
Midlife is when everyone starts doing cool stuff because theyve built up the income to service it Do whatever you like, it’s your life
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by simmerup 2y ago
Kurzgesagt did a video on how tattoo ink is locked in place by the immune system https://youtu.be/nGggU-Cxhv0?si=0DZipl87lE3oDMYR
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by simmerup 2y ago
They do, that’s why they have like 5 competing design languages
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by simmerup 2y ago
https://medium.com/@samyoureyes/the-busy-workers-handbook-to...
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by simmerup 2y ago
It does feel mad that we outsource so much of our national infrastructure maintenance to China. When/if they invade Taiwan, how are we going to do anything when they have that sort of leverage over us? It was bad enough with Russias ga
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by simmerup 2y ago
Wonder if anyone can comment on how this played out in other periods where states could maintain large plausible deniability, like when we it was normal to hire privateers to interfere with other nations trade? Maybe if people move towards
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by simmerup 2y ago
Well it’s not like the skies are saturated with UFOs. And it’s also not like there’s much to gain for pilots to file reports like this and single themselves out. But there’s enough smoke to make me wonder where the fire is
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by simmerup 2y ago
Civilian pilots see UFOs, it’s just that no one cares. But when a military officer reports seeing something and it’s repeated on radar, it’s a bit harder to ignore. https://www.forbes.com/sites/suzannerowankelleher&#x2F
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The Hill: The Pentagon is lying about UFOs(thehill.com)
27 points by simmerup 2y ago|20 comments
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F
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by simmerup 2y ago
That’s what the picture is for
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by simmerup 2y ago
Sylvia Plath ended up committing suicide is good context here
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by simmerup 3y ago
Like when Twitter declined to remove ISIS propaganda due to their liberal principles

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