threetonesun

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by threetonesun 3y ago
Raise the pitching mound? Make the ball dead? The back and forth between "keep the game interesting" and "make the game easier for pitchers" has been going on for decades.
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by threetonesun 3y ago
What people would want to do might look different if you took away all the bullshit jobs and jobs tied to peddling endless consumption on people. Both my Grandfathers were janitors, no one looked down on them, they enjoyed their jobs and to
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by threetonesun 3y ago
Which is easy if you have a good manager, and a great way to get fired if you have a bad one, which I think was the original question posed here, how do you "manage up" a bad manager. The general answer is: quit. That's where
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by threetonesun 3y ago
There are a lot of places in America where you can leave a city and go to a rural place where at best you might have a 120V charge, possibly nothing. An 800-1000 mile range battery takes a lot of the charging anxiety away until the infrastr
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by threetonesun 3y ago
Assuming the alternative involves driving the costs associated with being at home are still heavily in your and society's favor.
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by threetonesun 3y ago
I've found some wrist stretches from yoga practices that have helped after a day of too much trackpad use, but I agree avoiding it as much as possible is better. If you have to use a laptop frequently, getting used to doing everything
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by threetonesun 3y ago
Yep, you can think of it as overlapping circles in a Venn diagram, or if you prefer T-shaped people, imagine an entire 4-row block in Tetris. How do you fill out expertise in the entire domain but also have broad knowledge of it across the
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by threetonesun 3y ago
It's hard if you want it to be a social network, and hard if you want it to be under one domain. If it's a forum to talk about hats for cats at hatsforcats.lol that's not hard, and that's pretty much what the web was pre
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by threetonesun 3y ago
Bruce Springsteen was famous from Born to Run well before Born in the USA. And I don't believe the meaning of the title track was ever misconstrued, it was simply aggressively misused. But our national anthem is also a guy asking if th
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by threetonesun 4y ago
Yep, did a trip that was Dublin to Belfast, ferry to Scotland, train from Edinburgh to London, only checked the passport once.
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by threetonesun 4y ago
Who caused the accident isn't a problem statement. A driver hit a pedestrian is. Sure, from there maybe you have some weird bias against pedestrians, but in most cases five whys would say the root cause is driver inattention. Poor fram
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by threetonesun 4y ago
Ask any mountain biker and they'll give you this conclusion from experience, almost all of us have had some low-speed awkward crash where a helmet was the difference between getting up and walking away or laying in the woods with an op
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by threetonesun 4y ago
As someone who went to school for English in 2000, I can say that while those jokes existed the context here is misunderstood, they were told by business majors about the liberal arts, or anything academic. Heck in 2000 a CS degree wasn&#x2