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by stickyricky 6y ago
> The internet has created the ability for any given subculture to discover instant validation and reinforce their beliefs into a tribe, which further solidifies and extremifies those beliefs. I don't believe this is true. I rememb
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That does not contradict my point.
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> showing up to peaceful protests with weapons to kill protesters. In Portland, an anti-fascist protestor shot a man (rightly or wrongly). Anti-fascists can and do show up with weapons. It is not a false equivalence to say so.
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The "vice" is society's expectations for women. The court can empower that vice by giving women preferential custodial rights. Or it can temper that vice by analyzing the attributes of a specific relationship and recogniz
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> Because that social expectation is there [...] The court should temper society's vices not empower them.
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Nit: It's a collective act of censorship if downvotes lead the comment to be removed from public view.
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This might be the wrong place to complain about this issue. But "smart" TVs need to be replaced with "dumb TV + set top box" bundles. As it is now, the best panels are obsolete after a year.
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I was thinking about this as well. I assume you leave the foundation in place and jack up the structure. So you would remove sections of the structure to place a jack of some kind and then once enough jacks were in place crank them all at
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Are the author's writing for your site, are you aggregating, or both? Either way, I bookmarked it. Seems like a very interesting product!
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I'll also link a video of her eulogy to Scalia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jb_2GgE564A
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I think reading about Ruth and Antonin Scalia's friendship was the most wholesome political reading I've ever done. Hearing people divided in opinion, but not bitterly so, working together to figure out the best framework to cons
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> Writing asynchronous code gives you the ability to speed up your application [...] Citation needed... It will be slower by definition but it probably advertised higher throughput anyway. I wonder how many people the throughput questi
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Brutal. I've seen a lot of people advertise giving birth in bathtubs (or small pools) with just a midwife. Now I'm starting to wonder if that's a response to the high costs of hospital delivery.
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How much were you expecting it to be?
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Word to the wise. If you haven't seen the videos (more specifically their aftermath) I'd recommend you avoid them. I'm sure a jury will watch them enough times for all of us.
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Yes but its too many operations for such a simple problem. No need to overwork the system when two conditionals can solve the problem.
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Why does asset growth matter if you're taking n% no matter what? Edit: After reading the responses, I think people are confusing themselves with dollar amounts. If I have 100 units of X. The government takes 1 unit in the first year
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Thank you for creating SQLAlchemy and being so active on its mailing list.
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> time complexity of hashsets vs linear searching Not disagreeing with you but I see the opposite problem. People who trust hashsets way more than they reasonably should. You need to reach economies of scale[1] before they make sense
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Its a shame the screen update didn't translate into smaller bezels.