theRealMe

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by theRealMe 4y ago
As a white person, am I allowed to pick up something from another culture if I think that the culture is “on par” with me? Or is the “on par” piece completely made up and just assumed to not be the case?
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by theRealMe 4y ago
That is just unjustifiably gross. I get wanting to have noncompetes for people with nonpublic information that could be used to harm the company (note: I said “get” and not “agree”), but to slap a non compete on a close-to-minimum-wage work
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by theRealMe 4y ago
I’ll preface this by saying that I have no problems with fauci and so I’m definitely not the target market for this book. I wonder, though, what would make a person want to read a book about someone that they hate? I can’t imagine a more us
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by theRealMe 4y ago
If you let 5-10% of people in randomly, that means that 5-10% of people that would have earned their way in, won’t get in. Sucks to be them I guess. Also, allowing people that don’t put in the effort or just aren’t smart enough into a high-
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by theRealMe 4y ago
I’m curious how often fully loaded semis hit 80000 lbs. a quick google seems to show me maximum capacity instead of average/median weights…
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by theRealMe 4y ago
I could have missed it, but it looks like the work was done by community volunteers. I didn’t see anything specific that the kids did other than learn about the process.
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by theRealMe 4y ago
Paint isn’t the constraint of a painter. Imagination is. The same imagination that constrains AI prompting. The value a person prescribed to a painting isn’t in how the painter was able to manipulate the paint, it’s in what the painting as