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by wetmore 5y ago
They're talking about the new normal, not the way things worked in your past jobs. For a current example, my girlfriend works at a huge corporation and has to return to the office now for at least 1 day a week. While in the office they
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by wetmore 5y ago
Calling people sheep in this context is uncalled for.
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by wetmore 5y ago
I find your perception of this blog post bizarre. Who is asking for credit for quitting? Who is making this an event in the history of internet culture?
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by wetmore 5y ago
> I personally have a larger frustration with there being too much time off as I actually enjoy the work I do Can't you just not take the time off? If it's mandatory I'm sure you could still work while "off". Hon
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by wetmore 5y ago
To put a finer point on it, they are referring to particular attitudes as vile, not necessarily all attitudes that came out in opposition to codes of conduct.
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by wetmore 5y ago
Saying a language sucks and the people who use it are bad programmers is not merely a "direct, honest style". At least to my understanding, the article is talking less about good-faith critiques of languages, and more about snide
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by wetmore 5y ago
Which Californians were responsible for the new Texas laws?
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by wetmore 5y ago
Yeah they are pretty straight-up about lying on the package. One I bought recently said "over 6 feet long!" But was more like 5'6" long.
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by wetmore 5y ago
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/price_stickiness.asp
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by wetmore 5y ago
How about you actually talk about those things, instead of just alluding to them to make the person you're replying to seem small?
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by wetmore 5y ago
Someone needs to stand up for the massively powerful corporations that are killing us and our planet!
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by wetmore 5y ago
I know what it's like to see the sun shining outside and lose all motivation to work. I know it's well-meaning, but whenever someone suggests that I work outside when I feel that way, I feel like they are missing the point. I don&
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by wetmore 5y ago
I think the "they" in your post is actually a bunch of disparate groups. You are acting like there is internal inconsistency, but that's because the conflicting beliefs came out of different camps. Anyway, I think most people
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by wetmore 5y ago
As an outside observer I find it weird that you two are arguing about an event without any reference to what that event was. What did Kovarex say?
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by wetmore 5y ago
That was my first thought as well!
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by wetmore 5y ago
Big Agnes Copper Spur UL is great, I've had one for 5 years and love it.
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by wetmore 5y ago
Very much still a thing, e.g. for reducing the poly count of a mesh before running it through a procedure to spit out gcode for 3d printing or milling.
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by wetmore 5y ago
Ironically, in the first book they talk about how a station is always lit to simulate daylight 24/7 :P Something about how they used to simulate a day/night cycle but stopped.
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by wetmore 5y ago
What does that have to do with it being discrete?
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by wetmore 5y ago
Yes but there are some difficulties you may run into when replacing the default loader nextjs uses, because it includes some custom babel plugins that get blown away when you replace the loader with esbuild-loader.
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by wetmore 6y ago
This is like saying that when you shoot someone, it's the bullet that killed them, not you. Maybe it's technically true but it's not very useful, it's just pedantry used in an attempt to deny culpability.
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by wetmore 6y ago
I'm a programmer without any special finance knowledge and I also read it as being about the options the financial instrument at first, for some reason.
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by wetmore 6y ago
I agree, although I also think once you start considering all the different factors that go into an athlete's performance and how there is an inequity between competitors for each factor, it can be hard to determine where to draw the l
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by wetmore 6y ago
I don't think your description of the second group is very charitable.
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by wetmore 6y ago
Do you have any links? Sounds interesting. I definitely don't want mask wearing and social distancing to continue in perpetuity but I do hope that wearing a mask when you are feeling sick but still out in public becomes normalized.
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by wetmore 6y ago
I mean they are stereotypes about a particular minority group. Of course they don't read the same when you replace them with phrases that are not stereotypes about the majority group.
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by wetmore 6y ago
I wouldn't be so quick to blame the sexual revolution. There are many other relevant factors that have changed since the 60s, such as the cost of owning a home and raising kids. People are less likely to have nearby family to share chi
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by wetmore 6y ago
Yes, if the traditional family implies that the bulk of child rearing falls on mothers and there is little help from the community in that respect.
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by wetmore 6y ago
Derek Hersey died soloing, and many notable (and not so notable) soloists have stories about falling soloing and surviving in situations where they could have easily died if they landed differently. Reardon was soloing when he was hit with
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by wetmore 6y ago
> Something I've noticed and take this with a grain of salt as this is a sample=1 observation is that the better researchers (more publications, better funded labs) were generally also better teachers. I've had the opposite exp

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