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by unit91 9y ago
It's actually a crime for military members to commit adultery, and it's taken pretty seriously (at least in the units I've been in). One can imagine that the penalty for adultery has an impact on divorce rates. ETA: It&#x27
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> He was trying to impersonate the FCC. Was he? This was obviously satirical. Impersonation involves a genuine attempt at deception, not merely having a few trappings of something official. Otherwise, what's the difference betwee
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> You write a whole blog-post on a topic...It was your job to do "literature survey" That's a pretty high bar to impose on a guy's personal blog site. I mean, he also has a poetry section. From clicking around on hi
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by unit91 9y ago
Double bonus points if your coat-clad fedora-wearers aren't in the alley at the same time and use a dead-drop.
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by unit91 9y ago
> Silent, safe, flexible, forgiving should read "Silent, safe, slow , flexible, forgiving, frustrating "
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by unit91 9y ago
Wait...this didn't make it easy at all. When you said "women are women" were you speaking in terms of gender or sex? After that you said "trans women", so I take it you mean gender only? If so, does that mean a b
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Can anyone provide insight as to how transgendered people count in the "women in tech" discussion? As I see it, there's now a quadrant of biological (fe)males and psychological (fe)males. Would a woman in tech mean only bio
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by unit91 9y ago
Agreed. I routinely fold laundry during my morning standup call. It's a zero-mental-effort task that gets me on my feet while I chat with my coworkers in a meaningful way. Since I'm at home, my wall-sized dry-erase board is rig
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> Everyone selects someone who isn't perfect My wife didn't. :-)
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Look at the first image (beforeafter.jpg), photo on the right (Dec 2016). The corner of the door is over his right shoulder. If you go straight down, it should come out behind him somewhere around the break between his first and second fin
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by unit91 9y ago
Wow...you're right. Thanks for pointing it out out!
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You haven't written ls in Ruby, you've called ls with Ruby. Big difference!
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Plus we Texans "all" own V-8 pickup trucks.
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The conclusion of the article you cited is that the authors can't find a way to conversationally distinguish between wealthy and poor nations without somebody being offended. I think this is a great illustration of the fact that, alt
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by unit91 9y ago
> Almost 60% of their distributors were latinos Uh. What? Can you clarify your point here?
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by unit91 9y ago
Yeah, legacy is probably a bad term because it connotes "old". Still, there is a sense in which this is the legacy approach: very few do it, whereas it used to be the norm. In fact, the only place I've ever worked that self
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by unit91 9y ago
> Over time, successive economists slid into the role we had removed from the churchmen: giving us guidance on how to reach a promised land of material abundance and endless contentment. I don't think the author understands Christia
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by unit91 9y ago
Serious question (I don't know that I know any atheists): do atheists not eat ham and turkey, and give their kids presents on Christmas? I would have thought this was more cultural than religious in the USA.
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I have a 3 year old who has all kinds of plans for Christmas. I seriously doubt a Raven is capable of that.
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If not for yourself, do it for the children.
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(foo a b c) You made me. :-)
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Is there any evidence that the author's life experiences aren't valid until someone documents them in a laboratory setting?
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1. I hope you don't actually think you should do this sort of thing to kids. 2. You don't seem to understand what ADD and depression are. They're vastly more serious and prolonged than the sort of candy-induced, momentary
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Cheated by whom?
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Still, we shouldn't discount his perspective so quickly. After all, this is Marlon Brando we're talking about...
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Man I really wish I could like what you've said here. I too wish people would choose to stay in their right minds (vs. drunk or high), and think hookups are bad. But I also wouldn't give a 5 year old a circular saw, so that can&#
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by unit91 9y ago
And yet, you seem to know he can't.
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This article assumes a priori that talking to boys differently than to girls is bad, then attempts to substantiate the claim, in part, with references to obvious bullying -- a very different topic. But it overlooks the obvious: that boys
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> ... but possibly expensive for employers Very likely prohibitively expensive for a lot of employers. Suppose you're a small-business owner with a great product, albeit with a limited but growing customer base. You work where c
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I'm struggling to find the religious doctrine you're describing. Jesus: "Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and th

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