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techbio
5y ago
I figured as much, and just skimmed to catch the title beverages, but it didn't sit well with somebody. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27024130 Also, sibling poster with "Huh?": how can you be that clue
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5y ago
I'll second that.
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5y ago
All 3 beverages caffeinated, of course... Wonder how that affects interpersonal transactions. Anybody on edge and slightly ahead of themselves? Everybody? Just want to recommend L-Theanine to smooth the jagged edges. Men and women both ough
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techbio
5y ago
That is such a great book, and tracer bullets are one of its great metaphors. Pulling it off the shelf, I see the section they are introduced in is titled "Code That Glows in the Dark" and lists the following advantages of the app
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techbio
5y ago
This particular tit-for-tat seems more like finger-pointing than actual doxxing?
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5y ago
Change your mind yet?
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5y ago
"To tell them apart", a former coworker used the variables named: style1 stylei stylel Ironically, they were still there for some time after I'd left.
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5y ago
Apple missed opportunity to name this ID for IoT more plainly: IDIoTs.
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5y ago
This message is a telegram.
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5y ago
The word was used in a sense . You hijacked the thread with an antonymnic homophone. Seeing this a lot recently.
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6y ago
Interesting that neither one of us seems to know what the other is talking about.
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6y ago
Parent comment seemed to mention promotions based on appearance? Something else? I understand your point, of course, but it does not actually explain theirs.
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6y ago
These sound like extremely confused questions. My apologies.
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6y ago
Too late to edit the comment. If I had written "...opposite end of..." it might have been clearer. I did not mean the opposite of a political spectrum, but since you raise the question, I am very optimistic that it exists.
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6y ago
Not sure I understand the analogy. You mean speaking professionally in a professional context is not (should not be?) misogynistic. Then is it not a little strange that you're commenting on a person's haircut, who is not applying
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techbio
6y ago
CTRL-F, "visions"
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6y ago
Interesting meta, but how to be sure the random instances aren't honeypots, (and) or altering results?
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techbio
6y ago
That is not at all what I wrote. Apologies that my run-on sentence was difficult for you to parse.
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6y ago
That figures like Rush Limbaugh and their level of influence exist, as well as on the opposite of the media political spectrum, as self-fulfilling visions of the world, is one of the tragedies referenced in the article as revealed in Sowell
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6y ago
Apparently it has other features, but I prefer fewer, with short man pages, and "small pieces, loosely joined": exa --tree --level=2 tree -L2
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6y ago
The iceberg image at the top of the article fails to show how much of an actual iceberg is beneath the surface.
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6y ago
Evolution accelerating itself.
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6y ago
Then again, no. Not being an expert in thermometers, but having a vested interest in normal human body temperature, at first I thought aural was a homophone for oral, another common type of thermometer, and a strange speech recognition erro
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6y ago
So, (b).
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6y ago
The words in "objective truth", and in messaging to "serve an objective" are spelled the same, but have different definitions, and meanings. If you (a) know what you are saying and do not (b) intend to muddy the waters,
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6y ago
Most laypeople would understand the tinfoil part of a tinfoil hat.
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6y ago
Yes, ok, different agencies, different laws, different domains, different impact, but same brave new world and the divergent responses seemed moderately interesting.
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6y ago
Can't resist, forgive me: "FEC suspends [nothing] due to questionable social media activity"
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6y ago
That altruism is selected for highlights what was long selected against. The non-selfish and even selfless or self-sacrificing behaviors seem a likely consequence of eons of semi-just capital punishment as a societal level selection mechani
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6y ago
Someone else might look more carefully at this but I'm going to stay skeptical, nevermind and at least partly because of <the-word-itself>.com, and Worldview Foundations in the form of a pronoun.
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