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undoware
7y ago
As it happens, there kind of is a non-coincidental connection, apart from the obvious 'I was no longer a butchery clerk and needed to make money'. As an engineer I can afford to buy meat substitutes. I can afford veganism, or
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undoware
7y ago
fascinatingly, I have done this! Was vegetarian, went so far as to take a job as a clerk at an ethical butchery. I eventually went vegan (and returned to engineering again) but I have the deepest respect for those who work with meat but tre
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undoware
7y ago
Evidence from someone who has experience with particular medical condition, who has been living with it for years, is not 'ancedotal', it is local knowledge. It might not be accurate, but it's often a good place to begin actu
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undoware
7y ago
As a trans woman, I agree this needs more study, and I have experienced something similar. And I'd like to have a word with whoever downvoted this.
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undoware
7y ago
As an older millennial, staring down the barrel of my late thirties, I can't think of a move that would appeal to me less .
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undoware
7y ago
Don't talk to me about finances until I have had my coffee ;)
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undoware
7y ago
Unlikely. Alcohol is just sugar that no longer tastes sweet, as far as your glucose levels are concerned, and meanwhile can destroy your life and health in lots of other ways. There is no Latteholics Anonymous.
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undoware
7y ago
No such conflation occurred ~ for a conflation, I would need to have said, "being an actor just is being a sex worker." Words mean things. What you are uncomfortable with is adjacency, and it points to internal work you need to
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undoware
7y ago
many women actors ("actresses"?! 1995 called) and models are indeed sex workers. The term "sex worker" is in fact a term of art engineered in part specifically to capture this reality. I encourage you to read up about se
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undoware
7y ago
This point could have been phrased better, but I concur. This just eliminated a solid gig for a whole lot of women. Unbanning sex toys was a big step forward, but creating morality bylaws will inevitably result in, eg, women engineers (like
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undoware
7y ago
You fail to understand selection pressure. AMP is necessary now for a competitive ranking. This is not a small matter. Moving up or down a single space in search engine results can be the difference between a successful startup and washing
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undoware
7y ago
HN, HN, HN. This is a climate change denialist blog. I am not a scientist and cannot effectively assess Zharkova's claims directly, but I can't help but notice the sidebar (pasted below). About 4 out of every 5 links are basically
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undoware
7y ago
that sounds fantastic! fwiw I came to a similar solution but it came in the form of a battery powered eraser and a big pad of paper. erasure is the problem, not marking. a good soft graphite pencil and an electric eraser is my whiteboard ^^
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undoware
7y ago
huh that's funny I could have sworn
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undoware
7y ago
A JS framework that a hobbyist can understand in an afternoon is frequently, but not always, not a framework that works at cloud scale. I support all the choices you make, but there are those of us who have good reason to value useful compl
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undoware
7y ago
absolutely true in my experience also
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undoware
7y ago
graphql
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undoware
7y ago
This was a useful and informative backgrounder on the author, and easily confirmed, if floridly delivered. The tone police are here, so signal boosting while I can
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undoware
7y ago
This claim made me double take, but after thinking about it, yes, we all probably have, if only stochastically, by carbon emissions if nothing else
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undoware
7y ago
I'm an engineer who used to work in comms (yes, the reverse path can occur). While I sympathize with the folks who feel like this dilutes a nearly holy symbol/brand with a bunch of needless cruft, the unreformed, unrepentant marke
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undoware
7y ago
As a transgender person who has her and her friends frequently flagged for “anomalies” I’m going to call oppression. Don’t look in my pants without asking. Mind your own damned business
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7y ago
Command-F K E Y B O A R D 'keyboard' not found Command-W
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7y ago
What the long term impact on psychic economies will be is unknown, of course, but we can hazard guesses. Buddhism has a 2500 year old interest in boredom and sees it as pivotal to the process of enlightenment. Artists and inventors, famousl
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undoware
7y ago
This is actually one of the most fascinating things. I’ve often thought that smartphones and other devices are in part powerful because they allow us to sort of frack our attention and draw out benefit from all the rounding errors and sched
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undoware
7y ago
excuse me!I glitched ty
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7y ago
I'm aware that this is not a colloquial unit of measure but it is also just as obviously the correct unit, and we are a bright audience.
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undoware
7y ago
my optic chiasm autocorrected this to '1km' and I was confused. suggestion: change unit to megameters. Next Roadster has 1Mk of range
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undoware
8y ago
the comments on this post -- the apologia, the denials, the profusion of fine distinctions -- is a damning and powerful body of evidence for the claim presented. Congrats, HN. You played yourself.
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undoware
8y ago
untrue, actually, but I'll let you google. There are several features of the eastern seaboard that make it uniquely vulnerable. would you believe that the behaviour of enormous ball of rock, ice and water is not easy to intuit? that se
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undoware
8y ago
it's actually beautiful.
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