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by sukilot 6y ago
Why do federal dollars pay for all the training?
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by sukilot 6y ago
And poor or uneducated parents.
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by sukilot 6y ago
That's not a problem with the admission system, that's a problem with the scholarship being underfunded. If 33% is missing people, go to 50%. This idea that college admissions should be competitive is absolutely toxic
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by sukilot 6y ago
Community college is a lot more pleasant than military sevice.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Cheapest house on the block is where the smartest people live.
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by sukilot 6y ago
That's the whole point --- to take away the top 5% power to buy their way into college via a fancier high school.
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by sukilot 6y ago
"Here's more evidence to support your idea" is perhaps the pettiest possible retort. Is agreeing with someone so hard?
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by sukilot 6y ago
Facebook also plays the full amount it claims. The issue is that there was an ambiguity in the law that was recently discussed and resolved.
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by sukilot 6y ago
They pay for the results they want.
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by sukilot 6y ago
It's explained in the beginning of the video.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Pollsters know about preference falsification and try to model it.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Why is it wrong?
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by sukilot 6y ago
According to your story, the prediction didn't affect the outcome.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Why not renew your certificate a year before the expiration date?
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by sukilot 6y ago
TL;DR: use a programming language that has data types. That's it.
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by sukilot 6y ago
View volume.
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by sukilot 6y ago
People ignore the non offensive posts. But every few weeks a "men suck" or "ridiculous attacks on anti-abortion viewpoint" pops up non /r/all.
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by sukilot 6y ago
When punching down it's important to dress it up so it looks like punching up. Attack the innocent who look like the guilty because the guilty are too hard to reach.
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by sukilot 6y ago
The fictions created by of law collapsed when faced with the reality that negative things do not exist.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Brigade accepted money from Citibank on behalf of a bankrupt debtor corporation (an economic zombie). No humam voluntarily working with Brigade was harmed.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Simple math --- will this action cost them $175m in future profit?
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by sukilot 6y ago
Is it so hard to imagine that an IT system would have bugs?
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by sukilot 6y ago
Wow PEXA flat out stole $110K from a random civilian to cover for their own negligence. And face zero consequences for it because they are a state-approved monopoly.
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by sukilot 6y ago
> Pretty common story by now - instead of paying employees in stores, they crowd source the value for free, and we're happy to go along since we get lower prices in the bargain. That's a win-win eliminating a bullshit job.
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by sukilot 6y ago
You prefer vendors who manipulate reviews over ones who focus on the product and service?
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by sukilot 6y ago
But economically freeloading is the only correct behavior.
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by sukilot 6y ago
It's a toy demo. If you want a full featured product, use Processing or Mathematica. https://processing.org/examples/
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by sukilot 6y ago
The taxpayers of Toronto will pay.
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by sukilot 6y ago
You didnt specify the font size.
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by sukilot 6y ago
No, we can't agree to sweep such things under the rug. Please read MLK's letter from Birmingham Jail. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_from_Birmingham_Jail

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