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4y ago
Homeschooled children have always had a reputation for being quite a bit “off” socially(no offense I come from a strange situation too). Now all of these children will be on that level, only with overworked parents who never wanted to homes
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4y ago
Yeah, that’s what I meant, sorry.
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Housing in the USA has been relatively cheap for a very long time. I think those times are over. The local news has been reporting on this bust in the Seattle area but median prices are barely down from a year ago. People are still lucky if
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Precisely. It isn't fun or weird because YOU aren't fun or weird. If you were fun or weird you'd already know where all the fun and weird stuff is.
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Apparently it is very difficult for some…
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Even if it was, which I sincerely doubt, I never said it wasn’t. Re read my post.
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If you’ve ever been tricked into eating vegan or plant based meat alternatives based on packaging alone, you might be a moron.
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Why? Most sane people aren’t leveraged into crypto at all. I suspect this is the crypto bubble burst vs the dotcom burst 2.0. But if you were frisky enough to invest in crypto you deserve what is coming, just like a pets.com investor in 200
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4y ago
Assume it is illegal, will your average employer care enough to pursue damages for six months of lost wages? How do you prove the employee wasn’t simply incompetent?
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I don’t know. I’m not a lawyer. But also what is stopping just any old person from doing this once or twice a year? Is being fireable fraud? I doubt it but again, I’m not a lawyer.
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Well, apparently "she" didn't. She was fired. The thing is, you could potentially make 40-80k(OR MORE!!!) after taxes faking it for six months. I've been thinking about this scam a lot lately. In fact, there's nothi
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I look around at every. single. internet community on the planet and I struggle to find a single one that isn't full of assholes. Including the very space I am on right now. And yet - when I step outside and go talk to people and hang
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> The split of pro/against is really close to 50/50. I don’t believe you and I think you’re the one in the bubble. Your turn. Also; did you even read my comment before replying to it? Come on, brother. It is obvious that I am t
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Google cares about attracting and retaining smart people. Smart people generally respect reproductive rights. So I guess in some ways you are correct, but not in the way your response to the person you are responding to would imply. What i
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If you live near the wilderness urban interface expect this. Spreading out into mountain/desert suburbs causes issues that you would've never noticed before because well... millions and millions of people never lived there before.
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No one except people in comment threads on the internet. What have we built?
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Have you ever been in the Apple ecosystem? Its not perfect but it beats anything else as far as UX is concerned.
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Nice useless car analogy. Signal to noise.
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I thought this was going to be interesting but it’s a markdown file of information your partner should already have. The lesson from this markdown file is that if your partner can’t figure this stuff out on their own you need to sort it out
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4y ago
I think it takes a pretty extreme leap of mental gymnastics to figure out how to look at this in a negative light.
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Brother, don't get me wrong. I'm completely empathetic. This place is not for everyone. I've moved all over too. When I didn't like a place I figured out what was next went for it. I didn't complain about it on an u
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This is crazy side-related but he mentions that his first purchase was a synth an a TEAC-3440 tape recorder. I bought this exact same tape recorder probably about 15 years ago for peanuts, called Tascam for a belt and spring, which they sen
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This is a dignified forum of intellectual engineers and hackers! I'm sure random_hackernews_poster has any fucking clue what they are talking about. Be worried, and freak out.
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Switching to gnu coreutils is trivial on a Mac.
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There is no eventuality. Relax. Punks are punks because they can’t not exist. You just can’t comprehend what they’re doing next. Neither can I if it makes you feel any better.
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I’m sure there are amazing workers/communicators and exceptions to my rule.
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No offense and not trying to be racist or anything but I’ve never really worked with someone from South Asia or Eastern Europe who didn’t have some sort of insane crippling communication problem that made working with them nearly impossible
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Nobody! That’s what I’m saying! Sorry pal. Web 2.0 or 3.0 isn’t going to help any of us predict the future….
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The more and more I grow older I think these types of forums are pure unreadable garbage. There are nuggets of great information and wisdom here and there, but the people that dish that out aren't commenting that often. However; you ha
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Even that chart puts Canada just ahead of the US and Europe for that ratio... I think we maybe just missed the boat on cheap land...
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