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by ternnoburn 2y ago
It's true! But it's also imprecise because of that ambiguity. Take the following construction, "Now, all you guys are going to step off the dance floor." Which could mean everyone clear out, or just the fellahs. I don&#x
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
No, what they are saying is, "ask the workers what they want, and do that. Don't make assumptions."
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
Amazon actively incentivizes (pays) employees to write positively about their experiences on social media.
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
Because people want to feel connected, and recognize that Amazon is an unethical entity. If you read about Amazon mistreating workers to the point that they strike, you can feel good by saying, "I won't support that company!"
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
Yes. The point is to not create a situation where Santa brings one kid a PS5 and brings another kid some socks. Because the poor kids then naturally ask, why did Santa choose not to bring me something no? Am i a less good kid? If big gifts
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
> When scanners attempt to identify open TCP ports by sending SYN packets, our solution introduces a second layer of disruption. It delays SYN-ACK responses, sending them after a set time. While the delay for a single port may seem minor
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
Why wouldn't someone just set a timeout on individual port scans such that long responders were pruned from the search? Seems like this behavior is extremely recognizable...
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
It's wild that you think the west doesn't do this, or wouldn't do this. I think the west absolutely hoovers up everything they can from video and social feeds worldwide.
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
And Quark tried to learn, or adapt. He wasn't always successful, and he was cut out of a lot of situations where his behavior was considered unacceptable, but he did at least make some efforts.
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
The thing is, I don't think it's click bait in this case. One person running a large service is notable, appropriate content for HN. And she's a woman, so one woman is per reasonable, factual, non editorializing headline give
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
Huh, wild. To me it's gross in either direction. Different strokes I guess.
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
You here to learn why people misunderstood you? Or you here to fight with righteous anger about how it's other people's fault they misunderstood you ? Because you say the former but are acting like the latter. I agree the healt
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
Rajup had posted about a CEO getting unalived, as an example of the rich facing consequences. I had misread your post as agreeing with him, like this Luigi thing was a continuation of a phenomena. My bad. I see you were disagreeing with the
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
You suggested it was a joke and unlikely, and then said you'd need more evidence. This suggests you are skeptical that the US healthcare system works this way and that you are rejecting the claims of the article. Anyone with experience
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
The rich and powerful are pretty famous for not saving the consequences of their actions, I'm not sure what you are implying....
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
They aren't facing prison for this, they are facing prison for trying to cover this up. That's a subtle but important difference.
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
So? Are you worried that baby is going to go out and try to score baby heroin? You have to point to some actual negative outcome beyond "the drugs we gave were present". Why don't mothers with the most children use painkiller
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
Opioids are often given during and after childbirth. Childbirth is incredible, but also hugely painful for some people. And the different types of labor pain can be treated by different techniques or medications. Why would it be crazy?
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
There's no reason to believe this didn't occur. US medical systems and US drug systems absolutely are the sorts of systems that would fail in this way.
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
I could not distinguish them in the slightest. I have autism and struggle with faces.
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
This happens all the time. It's super super common, not even accounting for pre trial detention leading to job loss for innocent people. We should fix that system, but like, why is Alex Jones the one to get hung up on?
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
It's also nonsense, if that was true then every merger and acquisition would need fresh Twitter accounts. He's thumbing the scale here and back justifying it.
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
Taking the man's source of income is absolutely a way to get paid. He can work a day job like anyone else.
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
I've struggled with "but factory farmed meat and dairy conflict with my moral beliefs" when trying keto. It's nice, but very challenging to do sustainably if you have dietary limits like that.
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by ternnoburn 2y ago
I've got a tern e-bike with a Bosch motor, I love taking it on long rides. You've made a compelling case for replacing the existing battery, but what does the story look like for replacing cells in 5 years? Do I have to replace th