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421.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Because using good causes for justifying bad actions is bad.
422.
by wetpaws 7y ago
This is a false dichotomy. One does not exclude another.
423.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Does not exist in the wild, probably for a reason.
424.
by wetpaws 7y ago
https://youtu.be/8WP7AkJo3OE Yes and no. You can run progman and file manager on modern windows. Hell, you can run DOS aps.
425.
by wetpaws 7y ago
On Windows it is perfectly reasonable to expect aps running even if they are 20 or sometimes 30 years old.
426.
by wetpaws 7y ago
He is not responsible for fears of other people. People were afraid of everything throughout the whole history of human science.
427.
by wetpaws 7y ago
I see what you did there.
428.
by wetpaws 7y ago
To play a devil advocate, there could be a lot of non-human allergens, with a most common culprit being pollen.
429.
by wetpaws 7y ago
I'm trying to imagine seeing this 10 years ago and my mind gets blown.
430.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Same story there
431.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Most doctors don't event have an idea of how much the patient will pay, even if you ask them directly and they wish they knew the answer
432.
by wetpaws 7y ago
This is absolutely a gaslighting, OP. The linked website even mentioned "gaslighting" several times. You might've missed this or maybe your original perception of the concept of gaslighting was wrong.
433.
by wetpaws 7y ago
High carbs high protein works just fine for me. Hell, there was the time (in college) where my diet consisted of ramen and chocolate and it still worked. I am with the op, as long as your weight dynamic is acceptable, you can eat whatever y
434.
by wetpaws 7y ago
As per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline... the answer is no.
435.
by wetpaws 7y ago
At my current team you are not expected to show in the office as long as you are delivering results. You can take entire week off if you want. We have weekly in-person sync ups, makeshift scrum teams that form and break on a weekly basis, a
436.
by wetpaws 7y ago
The right question is not why it was punished so lightly, but rather why it was even possible in a first place.
437.
by wetpaws 7y ago
You may earn a lot of money but it does not mean you will always have a chance to spend them.
438.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Russia copies a lot of anti-intellectualism from US. (just watch russian television if you dont believe me)
439.
by wetpaws 7y ago
How is cancer related to gmo? You know what is also bad? Traffic jam and rain. And flu. And clowns, I hate them.
440.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Life by definition is a process of genetic modification
441.
by wetpaws 7y ago
There are many different reasons to change a car and "not able to drive one" is not the biggest. To name a few - evolution of the safety standards, better reliability, lower cost of maintenance, even something as trivial as not li
442.
by wetpaws 7y ago
>They turn prisons into businesses—the more prisoners, the better Not only would you want more prisoners, but you will also be interested in keeping them as long as possible (i.e. no parole) and pushing recidivism incidents to its maximu
443.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Google is not a consumer company. If your account is banned you will loose access to your Fi service with little to no chance to recover it. Cases of google abuse are well documented and numerous, appeal process is non existing and overall
444.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Why the hell they have slack and not discord eludes me.
445.
by wetpaws 7y ago
It was a good publicity stunt that gave them wide media coverage and a lot of attention.
446.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Baumol Effect does not really explain much, in fact there are a lot of examples that directly contradict it. Check the section 3 of https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/02/09/considerations-on-cost... .
447.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Slack is essentially an IRC. IRC is pretty much dead nowadays, Slack is just the same concept but with a cloud integration and a modern client. It is neither new nor a particularly good implementation, discord is faster and better as a comm
448.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Fun fact - Austin is a peculiar example of a city that banned uber and basically created a black market for makeshift ridesharing service based on facebook groups, google docs, craigslist adds and only god knows what else. People think that
449.
by wetpaws 7y ago
Now let's add attributes, some stylesheets and perhaps some small script language for basic interactivity and we are done
450.
by wetpaws 7y ago
>completed is absolutely a non-issue. Lots of employees are paid for piece-work, or equivalently have paid-for-performance structures. Yes, those people are called "contractors"

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