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by thex10 10y ago
Of course you think America is just fine - you made it out the bottom. Survivorship bias at work? ;)
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by thex10 10y ago
I'd like a site like that, particularly if it welcomes a larger array of voices than are dominant here.
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by thex10 10y ago
Those are not semantic because divs have no inherent semantic meaning, while using tables for layouts is not semantic because tables have an inherent semantic meaning that's incorrectly applied to a layout.
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by thex10 10y ago
Why would you assume I need to disprove the assertion that there's are disparate and inconsistent opinions? Of course there are! That's why they are opinions ! Also I'm not sure why you'd look to HN for clarity on any s
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by thex10 10y ago
> I'm told > I'm told > I'm told You're on HN, so you're obviously capable of research, learning, etc. Why don't you go do your own research and try to understand instead of blindly listening to what y
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by thex10 10y ago
I agree, but they often are the ones who have the most to lose. They lose their job and then aren't able to pay rent that month/feed their family etc. A VP or probably even a middle manager taking a similar stand likely has cash s
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by thex10 10y ago
> I think it's wrong to expect Harvard to provide a "safe space" for poor people. Is anyone asking for this? What a disingenuous comment. > Instead of being self-conscious about what makes you different, embrace the dif
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by thex10 10y ago
> I think that's a cynical view that doesn't reflect reality. How on earth is that the case? They recounted their experience, which took place in reality. That was their reality.
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by thex10 10y ago
This is awesome. Are you looking for engineers/volunteers? Also, don't listen to all these feature requests and get scope creep. The only additional thing I'd love to see is even more granular levels of officials, but I know
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by thex10 10y ago
I don't disagree with you. But many people don't experience this humanity, currently.
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by thex10 10y ago
Probably a lot easier to achieve as a unitary state!
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by thex10 10y ago
You can 'deactivate' your Facebook account and remain active on Messenger, FYI. I did this.
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by thex10 10y ago
> However, as somebody who greatly depends on the d3.chart framework, I’ve gotten concerned that support for the project has dwindled over the past several months. This has prompted me to write my own reusable charting framework, Why not
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by thex10 10y ago
I don't know if it's 'normal', but I share the feeling. My timeframe might be shorter. It's my opinion that the more extreme manifestation of this need for frequent contact arises from a lack of emotional object con
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The Politics of “The Movement” (1966)(dissentmagazine.org)
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by thex10 10y ago
Fun fact: There's a Vue-based HN clone: https://vue-hn.now.sh/top I just realized that it's more dynamic than I thought when I saw two stories switch positions on the page. How cool!
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by thex10 10y ago
Link to the author's website for the Electoral Integrity Project: https://sites.google.com/site/electoralintegrityproject4/ It is an 'independent academic study.' What I want to know is, have these
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by thex10 10y ago
> What Facebook could do to really help the world is turning off it's platform for one day each week. This sentiment brings to mind the movement to Design for Time Well Spent[0]. I don't know how the movement is doing. But I li
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by thex10 10y ago
Probably a good point! But how easy is it to tell good vs bad partner before taking collateral damage? Certainly it's easier to punt the issue until after you become self-sustaining, IMO
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by thex10 10y ago
Thanks for asking - I'm happy to say I've enjoyed good relationships overall. I got engaged at the end of undergrad, married at the end of grad school, and am now happily married (a rarity among my unmarried peers). :)
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by thex10 10y ago
Well, we're taught to prioritize career and education before other people, for a variety of reasons. As an anecdote, I, a female millennial, was told through most of my adolescence by my whole family, "don't let a man ruin yo
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by thex10 10y ago
Just wanted to chime in I like this comment too. Having a dedicated partner with whom you can explore your wildest fantasies is a very fun thing. :)
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by thex10 10y ago
This is great news. Transit's experience is the best in the field.
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by thex10 10y ago
Totally feel this pain too. A tool like prose.io can help with this a bit, but it's probably still not friendly enough for many non-tech folk.
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by thex10 10y ago
Would putting together a comment form with something like https://staticman.net suit you better?
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by thex10 10y ago
I'm trying to find a differentiating factor... it would be really cool if it could somehow intelligently parse the contents of Bills to provide a more useful summary. For example, the summary of HR 5538[0] offers me no insight as to wh
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by thex10 10y ago
I just started using this last week! It's just what I needed and is amazing - thanks so much for this! I think I'd be willing to help with this.
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If you think that's excessive you should try working for big government...
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Had about 10 hours of meetings this week; this is on the heavier side. Serious question. How do other folks get collaborative work done on big projects without having meetings to discuss/brainstorm/check in/etc? There seems t
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> As I told my kid when I showed him mosaic, the screen is not a human. Humans have kindness and compassion. The screen is to get things. To some it is a way to make a living. The screen can never be generous; that is learned at the home

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