throwawaydeitz1

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by throwawaydeitz1 5y ago
ITT: A lot of opinions backed by personal anecdotes, and a paucity of opinions backed by tangible, measurable data evidence.
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by throwawaydeitz1 5y ago
Most people with > 3 jobs worth of experience will tell you that coworker-friends rarely transition to non-work friends after leaving said company. You will become too busy with making new coworker-friends at the new company, combined wi
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by throwawaydeitz1 5y ago
Covid hyper-inflation has made the possibility of actually living in a higher cost-of-living area mostly unattainable for many. Working remotely provides the crucial "career hack" of earning that higher cost-of-living salary while
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by throwawaydeitz1 5y ago
Interestingly-related post from r/dataisbeautiful: "China's CO2 emissions surpass (the rest of the G7 combined)" https://old.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/o6xjbv/oc_... While
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by throwawaydeitz1 5y ago
Do you really need an explanation on why China historically doesn't like to share data?
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by throwawaydeitz1 6y ago
That's a red herring response.
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by throwawaydeitz1 6y ago
... yes, and also: https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/privacy-policy/plain/#12-ch... We may occasionally make changes to this Policy. When we make material changes to this Policy, we'll provide you wi
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by throwawaydeitz1 6y ago
I agree with all of your points, except for your idea of "the people they serve and protect." If you read about the historical origins of the US police force, their (verifiably documented) lineage goes back to the days of English
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by throwawaydeitz1 6y ago
Posting here under a throwaway account. I use spotify ~8 hours a day during the work week. ~1750 hours of streaming last year (music, podcasts, etc.) Two days ago, my iPhone updated the Spotify app. When I opened the app, the very first pop