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sir0010010
3mo ago
So you think you would've hang glided into a music festival and shot at all the young people dancing? Or you would've done this: https://saturday-october-seven.com/ ?
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3mo ago
No, but it'd probably be okay if the pilot flunked their SATs.
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3mo ago
I guess the question is: would you rather hire someone with poor SATs and god-tier Leetcoding skills or vice-versa?
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3mo ago
You've never met a smart high school student that didn't study? You've also never met someone who became more disciplined later in life?
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5mo ago
As a SWE that has only ever worked for an employer or on his own projects, this makes me wonder: how would someone even get such a contract? Did this person already have a consulting business? Do you just call up random hospitals and ask if
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5mo ago
Nuseirat in Gaza on 2026 May 8
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5mo ago
> I’m glad you finally quit and I hope you never apply for or are offered a job again. Never is a long time. Do you not think it's possible that this person could end up in a different environment and be very successful as an empl
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5mo ago
An important caveat I would argue is that your fellow citizens' bodily autonomy gives them the right to prevent you from smoking if it would cause them to breath in the toxic, addictive and carcinogenic smoke you would be producing sec
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6mo ago
Citation needed
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6mo ago
Weed and tobacco smoking are also easy to detect by people who don't want secondhand smoke. And if it were illegal, they could report it.
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6mo ago
Taking away smoking still solves the secondhand smoke issue.
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6mo ago
A smoking ban could easily be enforced by allowing anyone bothered by secondhand smoke to report it.
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6mo ago
It's not about the smell. Secondhand marijuana smoke carries many of the same harmful compounds as cigarette smoke [1]. The issue is involuntary exposure in shared living spaces. And ballot measures are typically all-or-nothing: you ca
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6mo ago
It's not just because marijuana "smells bad". Secondhand marijuana smoke contains many of the same toxic chemicals as secondhand cigarette smoke and likely is similarly deleterious to your health [1]. I also believe everyone
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6mo ago
I personally would be okay with having it legal if smoking could still be banned in multifamily complexes. I don't care if my neighbors are using edibles, but since I know that legalized weed means more smoke coming from my neighbors&#
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6mo ago
For most tech jobs with non-competes in the US, the non-compete is unpaid. Which is different than other industries such as finance.
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7mo ago
I've run into services that will flag specific tlds as invalid.
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7mo ago
Though Manifold only uses their non-withdrawable play currency Mana.
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7mo ago
Anthropic Principle
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10mo ago
Another thing to think about: if we are here, and assuming we experience things - that is we are not biological robots - and if the universe is indeed a simulation, then how are our conciousnesses any different from the ones that exist in t
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11mo ago
How is it more severe if the Ukraine war resulted in over a million casualties?
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1y ago
Iran has a choice - it could choose not to support Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis or any other group firing rockets on Israel. It could also choose not to enrich uranium.
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1y ago
In 1945, about ~90k people died over 2 days from the Tokyo Firebombing. Do you think it would be difficult for any modern millitary - that intentionally wanted to cause as much collateral damage as possible - to greatly exceed that number
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1y ago
What do the word Führer mean? Foreign words used in English can be more specific than how they are used in their source language. Especially when they are used as proper nouns (capitalized) like " The [Second] Intifada".
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1y ago
Another thing the US could do would be to offer a fast and easy path for foreign medical doctors to immigrate and start practicing medicine with minimal barriers. Unfortunately, right now, it is difficult for doctors to do so much as move t
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1y ago
For smoking, it is also important to check what happened to people living under the same roof (or in the same multifamily complex even) due to their likely frequent inhalation of secondhand smoke.
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1y ago
How would people they are passing on the street know their names though? Even then, not every Jewish person has a Jewish sounding name, just like not every Jewish person is visually identifiable as such.
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1y ago
May I ask: does this group wear yarmulkes, star of David symbols or otherwise have a way for people to visually identify them as Jewish?
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When the definite form is used , and certainly when used in English and in the context of global events, The Intifada (emphasis added on the to highlight that this is used in definite form) refers to the Second Palestinian Intifada - w
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1y ago
The art market does not tend to go up, only specific works of art that become collectibles tend to appreciate in value. And these are the works that become financialized. This is similar to the market for automobiles, only very specific car
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