sincerely

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   by sincerely 9y ago

   “order of magnitude” is a pretty useful concept, to be fair.
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   by sincerely 9y ago

   I respect your bittnerness towards the world, but Vice is no different than any of the other businesses that use easily accessible , low effort content to subsidize their high effort work (for instance: Vice uses articles like “I did everyt
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   by sincerely 9y ago

   Just curious, why do you censor "fucking" but not "bullshit" in the same sentence?
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   by sincerely 9y ago

   It's unreadable on desktop too, isn't it? it looks like it cuts off early
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   by sincerely 9y ago

   The app is basically the exact plot of one of the schemes from Nathan for You s2e6
6. 756.▲
   by sincerely 9y ago

   This is obviously just for fun, but it would be interesting to see if a similar approach could be considered for, say, high-school level textbooks, which are notoriously padded with useless content.
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   by sincerely 9y ago

   It's been years since I was involved in the hat economy (TF2, way back when keys were 2.33 ref, to be specific), but the two hypotheses aren't exclusive. Valve gamers are willing to spend money on hats, but someone using the econo
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   by sincerely 9y ago

   for example if everyone on a team is from the same background, the working culture will be heavily influenced by that, which can make it harder for people from other backgrounds or cultures to join or fit in
9. 759.▲
   by sincerely 9y ago

   I see you all over this thread, why not put that energy into a personal web project or contribute to an open-source effort?
10. 760.▲
    by sincerely 9y ago

    For anybody else curious, it's a fermented cabbage side dish, really delicious in my opinion :)
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    by sincerely 9y ago

    a techno club in berlin is a very different experience than a top 40 club in a major north american city and i think a fair part of this conversation is people talking over each other because the word "club" isn't specific en
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    by sincerely 9y ago

    Thank you for sharing this!
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    by sincerely 9y ago

    somewhat related - if anyone else is still using the browser version of Facebook on their mobile phones (m.facebook.com) instead of downloading the app, it doesn't let you view messages and gives you an unskippable prompt to download M
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    by sincerely 9y ago

    Ketamine is a pretty popular club drug in Europe, but isn't used much for that purpose in North America (outside of very specific "scenes").
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    by sincerely 9y ago

    I generally agree with you, but his interview with the Chicken Connoisseur was embarrassingly bad, starting with the choice of setting and the small talk he opened with...
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    by sincerely 9y ago

    With all due respect, I think scientific breakthroughs aren't really comparable to innovations in consumer goods
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    by sincerely 9y ago

    turns out restrictions can breed creativity :)
18. 768.▲
    by sincerely 9y ago

    MTGO has a limit of 200 tokens. That's not a whole lot.
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    by sincerely 9y ago

    I'd put money on 90%+ of desktops being wired, but in the context of laptops, it's a pretty reasonable statement to make.
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    by sincerely 9y ago

    i do not think you understand the reality of someone living, for instance, paycheck-to-paycheck. "1-2 weeks in jail", which you seem to suggest is not that big of a deal, is a lost job and unpaid rent, to say nothing of other res
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    by sincerely 9y ago

    oh dear. the presumption of innocence is an international human right. justice-by-statistics is an extremely bad idea.