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by temp8964 4y ago
You don't need a bank account to use PayPal. So in theory you can use PayPal to receive and spend money.
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by temp8964 4y ago
This is literally an attack on blue collar workers. What do they get from this?
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Taiwan news channel accidentally airs false report of Chinese invasion(theguardian.com)
2 points by temp8964 4y ago|0 comments
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by temp8964 4y ago
I am thinking that when there are so many streaming services, maybe subscription is the wrong model? Maybe an on-demand plan like $0.50/hour (can also vary by content) would be better for customers?
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by temp8964 4y ago
LoL. The truth is most sites don’t need tons of js, but we’re in the sad state where normal websites begins with heavy js framework, junky cookies, annoying notifications as a default. Then add more and more junks …
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by temp8964 4y ago
You don't have a point. You live in an alternative reality which claims things exist in reality do not exist.
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by temp8964 4y ago
If you never saw one then it does not exist. Good point.
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by temp8964 4y ago
Why those reporting need to be intentionally biased? The bill is clearly about what the training programs can teach, not “discuss”. These two are clearly different. When a training program teaches white employees they are inherently racist,
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by temp8964 4y ago
> "Anti-censorship" is hugely unpopular with the mainstream intellectual community these days. I don’t know where did you get this idea? What did you mean “mainstream intellectual community”? Do you have any evidence like mass
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by temp8964 4y ago
He doesn't have clear thoughts. His example: left wing wokes complain racist/sexist speeches exist, center / right / libertarians complain they are censored. Are you kidding me, how are those two equivalent? First, cente
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Great Translation Movement(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by temp8964 4y ago|0 comments
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by temp8964 4y ago
Thanks!
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by temp8964 4y ago
I read that, that’s why I have the question. What’s the reason for the second panic attack? Confronted and criticized?
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by temp8964 4y ago
The first panic attack made sense. What’s the reason for the second panic attack?
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Plex new feature recommends porn to users(forums.plex.tv)
2 points by temp8964 5y ago|2 comments
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by temp8964 5y ago
Yes. It’s exactly like MIT canceled Dorian Abbot.
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by temp8964 5y ago
The short answer is no. The honest answer is depends. Lots of thing can be barriers for becoming a professional programmer. Age is one of the factor associated with lots of negative things. Your thinking could be slower than your prime time
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by temp8964 5y ago
> lots of folks lost their jobs for vocally opposing the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq in the early 2000's I am not aware of this history. Is there any data or document? What kind of jobs, private? governmental? academic?
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by temp8964 5y ago
Yes. I almost settled on Microsoft OneNote. I just don't like several things of it. The writing and reading experience is not great. And I constantly find I really need one note to belong to multiple categories, but OneNote forces me t
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by temp8964 5y ago
I used to think so. Now I believe it's a misconception. Not all your notes can be just Markdown format. You will have image files. And then different apps handle image file location differently. Joplin turns attachment filenames to ran
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by temp8964 5y ago
There are comments recommending popular apps like Notion, Joplin, Obsidian, etc. I find hard to trust those apps will last 10, 15, or 20 years. I have switched note-keeping apps a few times in the past and no longer want to do so. That&#x27
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by temp8964 5y ago
I stopped paying for Evernote two years ago. I guess the more individual customers leave, the more it makes the management depending on business users, so the less they care about individual customers.
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by temp8964 5y ago
Of course there is evidence. But today's journalists like to reject the evidence and add the 'Without evidence' catchphrase. I chose to not add "/s".
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by temp8964 5y ago
Since the scientists didn’t really see it happening, I would add “without evidence” to the title.
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by temp8964 5y ago
Yep. I found reading the Wikipedia page was sufficient. Reading pretentious long article on this is pointless.
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by temp8964 5y ago
Yes. What you said does not contradict what I said.
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by temp8964 5y ago
> It's really an employee-employer relationship with on the job training. I don't think so. When I was a Ph.D. student, I spent most of the time doing my own thing (learning and research), a small portion of my time was spent o
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by temp8964 5y ago
When I was a graduate student, I always thought I had a good deal, where I learn graduate degree for free, AND got a living stipend for me and my wife. The relationship between me and the university was two folded: I am a customer as a stud
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by temp8964 5y ago
This is China, but not sure about the city. People kneel on the street to get COVID test QR scan: https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1510829144590123010
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Student free speech survey that led to UWW chancellor resignation delayed(wpr.org)
1 points by temp8964 5y ago|0 comments

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