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by totony 5y ago
I think both are true, if you are accomplished, but know no woman (n=0), your chances of finding a suitable partner are very low, same for if you are full of problems but have a big n. Tbh I don't think this is particularly PUA advice.
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by totony 5y ago
Can't you just read document.cookies to get the token at that point?
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by totony 5y ago
>Plenty of places where everybody gets the same raise and no bonuses each year especially outside of tech companies. AFAIK this is mostly a government thing, and one of the reasons they don't have top-tier labor. Most private compan
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by totony 5y ago
I am not familiar with Australia's response enough to give a conjecture on how good its policy is. Although I am familiar with Canada's response and (independently of death toll) think it was very suboptimal. >I certainly don&#
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by totony 5y ago
>Doses of vaccine, yes. I have not claimed doses of vaccine to be a good metric. >I'm curious, what QoL increase makes up for 400k additional deaths over Canada's number? Who has 400k more? You also have to take into account
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by totony 5y ago
If you don't have a good metric to measure something with, relying on a bad one is arguably harmful as it gives a false sense of authority/trust. The metric can still be used in extensive studies (that take nuance into account), b
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by totony 5y ago
>Australia has 9 doses per 100 compared to Canada's ~30. I'm not sure what you are saying, doses of vaccines? Number of deaths per capita don't take QoL into account over the period you analyze and the response's effe
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by totony 5y ago
>national health agency failure in planning? >supply chain constraints? Those two mainly. We don't have the supply to vaccinate efficiently and the health agency has had poor reaction to the virus and poor planning in the past fo
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by totony 5y ago
>During the pandemic we kept hearing that collectivist cultures and socialized medicine would have the upper-hand. You would think that the contrary would be true. If your health system is overloaded, it being socialized cannot make it b
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by totony 5y ago
>Personally, I'll measure Canada's performance throughout this pandemic by the final number of per-capita deaths. That doesn't seem like a good measure. At the extreme, enforcing a stay-at-home order would make this number
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by totony 5y ago
As much as I agree with you about issues with wc3 (and poor art style that didn't fit the old cartoonish-look), I have seen some people play the d2 remaster alpha on twitch and the changes look way more reasonable. We'll have to s
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by totony 5y ago
>I get that blizzard doesn't want to have its lunch stolen a second time by LoL/Dota But it's not stolen -- they didn't invent the genre, someone did off of their platform. >I love the new graphics, the bugs were p
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by totony 5y ago
>If one program on your system depends on a quirk of libfoobar-1.0.3, and another program on your system depends on a quirk of libfoobar-1.0.4, you're fucked. Why? You can have both e.g. /lib/libfoobar-1.0.4.so /lib&#
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by totony 5y ago
You mean that a compelled expression of a view is not disingenuous? Forcing someone to express their support is the definition of disingenuous, because they do not do it out of their own volition. I think virtue-signal is perfectly suitable
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by totony 5y ago
>Not saying you're one of those, but if you can't recognize your point in history and are quitting your job over "BLM fanfare", then you also know the answer to the question of what you would have done during the civi
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by totony 5y ago
I'd be curious if someone could explain why they offer such steep buyouts? A company can always change policies and mostly does not pay you if you disagree with them. What makes this different? I agree an employee could become disgru
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by totony 5y ago
>I totally get your argument but how do we address issues where there's implicit bias being applied to our work? What kind of implicit bias do you mean?
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by totony 5y ago
I don't since I'm pretty young, but a few people I follow do talk about it. Check out Greg Doucette on Youtube qho talks about it a lot. (Although I think there are better sources online and you should ask your doctor)
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by totony 5y ago
A lot of people are starting to use TRT in older age. If it worries you this much maybe you should ask youe doctor.
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by totony 5y ago
AFAIK a lot of drugs can be fairly assumed to be mostly safe (aka won't kill you), although they may have long-term/non-lethal effects. So testing your own drugs wouldn't be creating that much corpses as long as you know what
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by totony 5y ago
I think your framing is wrong. If you willingly give money to someone, they haven't defrauded you (there's no false pretense).
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by totony 5y ago
>If you get drunk downtown, does it make getting your pockets picked and your smartphone stolen your fault? Even if you are not drunk those are still not your fault in the way its argued here. A better (similar) analogy would be: if you
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by totony 5y ago
Is it ok for bars to take advantage of drunk people so they spend frivolously (or alcoholics who throw away their paycheck every week?)
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by totony 5y ago
I don't think that's what the parent meant. If someone is intoxicated, I agree that it seems weird to disregard their consent when drugs+alcohols are the social lubricant of society (and very interwined with sex). Also, of course
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by totony 5y ago
I am still waiting for visa and mastercard to block all of reddit [1]. [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/10/business/visa-mastercard-...
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by totony 6y ago
>The people sitting at home obese are not impacted by closing gyms. That's doubtful & I would need a report to substantiate this /s Clearly any hurdle you put in front of people wanting to better themselves is going to redu
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by totony 6y ago
Do you honestly believe (let's say) the USA cutting all economic ties/imposing tariffs is insignificant? Of course they can trade with the others who don't care about pollution. That doesn't mean the costs of a carbon ta
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by totony 6y ago
That's not the point. The person playing the game would pay 10cents in carbon tax or something, which is insignificant to them . The person with a bitcoin farm would have to pay much much more, which is a disincentive. And even if it
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by totony 6y ago
Carbon tax is not about making something illegal. You playing a game 4h/day is nothing compared to 1000 gpus mining 24/7. One is pennies in tax and the other would (presumably) be way more significant.
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by totony 6y ago
Who draws that line? Corrupt politicians? Million dollar lobbying? Lines are smokescreen in front of the real problem. They mostly serve to protect the establishment. Ok, no more bitcoin, but what about the heavily subsidized dairy industry

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