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by snozolli 4y ago
How much would it take for you to consider them well funded? Personally, I don't think it takes nearly as much to spread propaganda in order to work parents into a frenzy as it does to support teachers across the country.
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Have you considered the average hn user is a rapist, of course they deny it Unless you can show me that HN users are part of a structured organization notorious for rape, this isn't even remotely analogous. Police are part of a hiera
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pick another source No. If you insist on it, though, you can find countless other sources with information on the countless other atrocities that have been committed. I have no stake in this. But "denialism"? What are you tal
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Your comment was extremely offensive. If you think you're offended, imagine how the children and their families felt. https://www.npr.org/2021/07/01/1012100926/graves-found-at-ne... A Canadian In
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Police determined that the drive featured explosives but believe it didn't explode because the adapter the producer used didn't have enough juice to activate it, Fundamedios said. Sounds like journalists need USB extension cable
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by snozolli 4y ago
I like Weawow. It's proven accurate regarding weather trends , but it tends to be overly dramatic. I'm guessing this is related to living in a valley, as the weather to the north and south seems to match their forecast better.
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So, you're only looking at new prices and ignoring the ridiculous prices that people pay to drive huge, four door trucks to their office job? You're being intentionally obtuse. There's a federal tax credit for electric cars.
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and they will hire anyone at the businesses they own. I don't think you realize the business opportunities you're missing out on. They aren't exclusively hiring their own, but it's human nature to trust those closer to
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christians will hire anyone because that's what the christian religion is about I get the feeling you've never lived around Evangelicals or Mormons. Joining the right church is a long-standing method of business/career netw
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Years ago, a local skinhead and his buddies surrounded a car being driven by an Asian woman and began screaming at her to go back to her country. This is in an utterly dull suburban environment. In the SF Bay area, I regularly had to deal
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by snozolli 4y ago
I'm sure that when a woman rolls up to a gas or charging station with a meandering crackhead or weird lurker, she can comfort herself by repeating the mantra "79% of homicide victims are male".
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Men disproportionally buy electric cars because they disproportionately buy cars for reasons other than pure practicality. But for a huge portion of the US car-driving population, electric is more practical.
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Make it hide auto-delete or at least hide from everyone else by default after a while, viewable only by friends, illegal to consider in any school disciplinary action or admissions process or job interview. I guess he's talking spe
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60 Minutes piece on Douyin (domestic users) versus TikTok (foreign users): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0j0xzuh-6rY tl;dw: Chinese users get more wholesome content, particularly children, along with usage limits.
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I suppose I should stop paying for car insurance then, since I never had an accident either. Ah, yes, because cars and bikes represent totally comparable risks to others. Now you can go cite some more wildly improbable anecdotes, notable
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by snozolli 4y ago
How many times have you hit someone while riding a bicycle? I never have. How much harm do you suppose it would do, leading to "massive legal trouble"? Incidentally, 45kmh is 28mph, which I was just barely able to maintain on l
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by snozolli 4y ago
More like it was almost relentlessly melancholy, peppered with some horrific violence, agonizing conflict, and the occasional brilliantly written, darkly funny moments. Humor was honestly a tiny fraction of the total time. You can call it
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Are you sure your friend was actually allowed to take that shortcut with an e-bike going 45 km/h? If it looks like a bike and you ride it like a bike, you're not going to have any problems riding it where bikes are allowed. It
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I found this video extremely helpful in explaining the civil war metaphor: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=74KPJ--cb7Q
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It was brilliantly written and had a lot of laugh out loud moments, but it wasn't a comedy. It was extremely dark, just like the awful civil war that it was a metaphor for. The melancholy, loneliness, and utterly pointless violence f
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And it was… The lawsuit was brought in 2011, covering a period beginning in 2005. I guess you think that's optimal. Regardless, your assertion that a union couldn't help with this is entirely unsupported. As for the rest, you
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And you weren’t capable of changing jobs? Yeah, I changed jobs to another job with similar bullshit Bay Area culture. Are you seriously trying to argue that they're isn't a pretty universal culture of long hours and, often, the
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I don't know where you've worked, but I've sustained several debilitating repetitive stress injuries as a result of long hours working in tech. I've had multiple higher-ups bitch that we're supposed to be working t
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Only if you didn't read the article, though I agree that the scientists' choice of terminology is confusing for regular people.
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Nothing tangible, like job offers. I have a couple of sites and each has a blog for my two main areas of interest: tech topics and mechanical stuff. Whenever I struggle to figure something out or compile information to make a decision, I
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That was proven not to be the case: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-universe-is-n...
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Around 2003, I was driving home from San Francisco back to Danville late at night. After the 580 tunnel, as I crested the hill, the entire sky lit up bright green and I saw a huge glowing ball like this that lasted for a few seconds. Thes
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If you are going to use a top 5 popular programming language like the rest, your results are going to be average. And average start-ups don't survive. This sounds like cargo cult thinking. It also sounds like thinking that will hams
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If the product fails, you now have people you have to pay for product that doesn't earn you money. Now you make a loss. Sounds like capitalism to me. Better get to work developing new projects and products to stem that loss.
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If you have a method for hiring exactly the right people, that those people will put up with Yeah, hire and then show actual managerial skill. If you still can't get the performance you need, then fire them. Tech hiring culture has

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