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by tolbish 5y ago
I have updated the submission title to reflect the article's title change.
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Catholic priest quits after “anonymized” data revealed alleged use of Grindr(arstechnica.com)
81 points by tolbish 5y ago|70 comments
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by tolbish 5y ago
One would think a sign out front that said "Now hiring: Wait staff, starting pay @ $40/hr (or even $30/hr)" would have no trouble finding and retaining talent, even in big cities like Seattle. I don't think I&#x27
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Apple delays return to office as Covid cases rise(bbc.com)
2 points by tolbish 5y ago|0 comments
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by tolbish 5y ago
How much money did they make with raised wages and no tips? Was the wage still not comparable to other jobs?
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by tolbish 5y ago
Instant Gratification as a Service gets criticized all the time.
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by tolbish 5y ago
The rest of the bay is catching up indeed
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by tolbish 5y ago
Palo Alto is certainly that way as of late
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by tolbish 5y ago
The chorus almost always goes: Silicon Valley in particular has been known for boring suburbs (with the rare except being SF with its $5000 rents), massive wealth disparities, and general lack of livability and inability to get around easil
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by tolbish 5y ago
> A colleague of yours in the precinct is walking over and sees the picture on your screen. "Wait a minute, that face looks familiar." He goes to the database and indeed sees a face that looks close enough. Now what is the next
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by tolbish 5y ago
I recall GeoSafari...is that similar? What really stands out in my memory is the Carmen Sandiego show on PBS with the in-house acapella band.
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by tolbish 5y ago
I'm curious if you are speaking from research experience in this line or work.
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by tolbish 5y ago
If that were true, everyone would be drinking decaf for the taste.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Not everyone enjoys driving. Some see it as merely a means to get to a destination. Just another chore (an incredibly dangerous one at that).
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by tolbish 5y ago
Most use capital to refer to power/wealth, so Bohemians still are not terrible at capitalism in that regard.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Is social capital not a necessary and root component of capital?
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by tolbish 5y ago
It's very possible. You probably won't see how it's possible until you've been to therapy. But you should 100% seek therapy. Your first and last paragraphs imply being a success at life means having children, which point
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by tolbish 5y ago
> The bohemians just suck at capitalism. So it's not true, since the point was about capital.
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by tolbish 5y ago
For a second it seemed like you were about to list the good Twitter has done.
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by tolbish 5y ago
But mental/emotional abuse and neglect are perfectly fine? Those can be just as irreparably damaging as physical abuse.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Well it's not a paid vacation. It's more or less changing job roles with the government covering some of the financial loss in productivity to the company.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Those problems you describe are not due to the number of people, it's due to how countries and communities are organized. We have more than enough land and food to house and feed everyone, and those do not need to come at the expense o
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by tolbish 5y ago
It's certainly a thing: https://www.liquidimageco.com/can-you-take-your-phone-in-the...
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by tolbish 5y ago
Not to trigger a Baader-Meinhof, but you could easily withstand that temperature in a sauna.
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by tolbish 5y ago
More like an e-cig
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by tolbish 5y ago
If they were truly unusable, people would stop using reddit. The fact that reddit has more traffic than ever proves the initial assumption incorrect.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Geocaching/scavenger hunts/distributed escape rooms.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Liberalization was blamed both before the Soviet Union was established, and again when it was dissolved. You should be thinking of the former usage of both "liberals" and "liberalization".
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by tolbish 5y ago
Liberals cause communism, liberals cause the end of communism—it's just hard to keep these vague political bogeymen straight sometimes.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Don't the hosts of every Olympics see them as a sign of prestige and international validation?

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