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by wozniacki 7y ago
Perhaps insist on better law enforcement than blaming the victim. Pick-pocketing, by many accounts, is rampant in Paris and is just a sign of how lax policing is. Its not something to be even modestly indifferent about.
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Your comment seems highly tone-deaf. Look at some of the comments above about pollution and what it has done to areas immediately outside of the city core.
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by wozniacki 7y ago
A lot of things Paris is but a "well run city" may not be one of them, just like SF is many things but a well run city. SF gets its share of attention on HN. Time other cities do too. Even if you discount all of the following ( in
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by wozniacki 7y ago
The grand OP referred to concept of "cult of positivity." Policing tone is passive aggressive censorship & bias. It's as hideous a concept as 'culture appropriation' or the cult of positivity. It may
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Someone likened the cult of positivity, to a trend in Silicon Valley employers that emerged over the past decade or so. The trend of offering employees, unlimited & unrestricted vacation time. Some people argued - and I fully agree with
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Could you highlight a piece of writing by Matt that appealed to the part you alluded to: the willingness to entertain the best argument against your position in good faith. For example someone quoted this article on Goldman Sachs i
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by wozniacki 7y ago
I haven't listed on CL in a while and was surprised they started charging flat rates for even listing small gigs. ( ~ $10 ) Are those local-selling apps any better in quality of transactions? Letgo, Offerup etc.?
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Why the assumption of left or right, when at least in the US most people identify as independents? Do you wish to cite a source for this or do you wish to gaslight here? Voters declaring themselves as independent of a major
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by wozniacki 7y ago
For the love of everything holy, some of us just dont want public transit - especially having seen the horrors of most public transit options even in the best managed nations and conditions. From one of my previous comments on a different p
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by wozniacki 7y ago
That's a tragedy of priorities. Priorities of the local municipality or even the federal government. A dysfunction of misplaced deliberations. All the road and infrastructure taxes being funneled by the politicians to, other areas as t
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by wozniacki 7y ago
At best, youre conflating two vastly different things - Boeing engineers and car manufacturers. At worst, youre a troll. Cars are no where being hacked at the scale or magnitude that affected the numbers involved in the Boeing fumble. No wh
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by wozniacki 7y ago
I'm sorry to say but you seem to be a petulant person or someone with an axe to grind, here. I haven't seen anyone try to vociferously beat down a fully citation-ed comment with legitimate sources as if it were salvaged from some
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by wozniacki 7y ago
He's been doing this since atleast 2016. I wouldn't rule out he having sights on a presidential run since atleast then. He did form an exploratory committee once before and abandoned the run when it showed he didnt have enough sup
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Billionaire presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg is refusing to buckle under pressure and change the rules of engagement for his news outlet's political reporters—who are forbidden from investigating him or any othe
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Oxford and Cambridge are the world’s foremost producers of bullshit(theoutline.com)
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by wozniacki 7y ago
None of those conveniences is more valuable than the human lives that are lost in traffic accidents. Again, cherry-picking cars or vehicular traffic, as some how a convenience that puts way too many lives at risk is just absurd
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Have you - in later years - figured which distro if any, was the easiest and hassle-free, for older people in general (if not your parents specifically)?
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by wozniacki 7y ago
If it's so dangerous, maybe we should get the cars out of the places where people are walking around a lot. Since the primary purpose of a city is for people to get business and life done, and not to move cars from one
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Is it rational to believe the likelihood of violent physical harm directed at you if you use a transit station in a sketchy neighborhood as opposed to one in a non-sketchy one? Does it "feel right" to use the sketchy one, despite
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Does it ever bother you when people find that youre "too happy" which people might take it to mean that no outcome to any given event, can really displease you? Have you read up on what such a "condition" - if it can be
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by wozniacki 7y ago
I'm sure it would seem like there is a link between the two somewhere, even if it is very threadbare or even spurious for that matter. More principally, these things just seem very believable because being optimistic is just a positive
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Seriously though, are there LEGAL CONSULTANTS who will SHOP a LAWYER / LAW FIRM for you and SEE if they'll take your CASE? These are very very important decisions for most people who are not in the know. Anything beyond traffic vi
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by wozniacki 7y ago
I would get a Huawei Matebook except that it would really rock the boat at my work, and that's not something I want to do. Is this really a thing in American (I'm assuming here) workplaces? Are all Huawei products
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by wozniacki 7y ago
I urge you to watch this video, esp if youre an American. I'm not even a fan - not even by a mile - of Bill Maher but the man has a point when he implies that you are not going to be able to just make the other half vanish into thin ai
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by wozniacki 7y ago
I'm sorry you feel that way but this is exactly the kind of speak that got us here - everyone but us are 'deplorables'. I don't think more of this will help us get to higher ground.
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by wozniacki 7y ago
The upvote system is also basically useless on reddit these days, the site is way too big to enforce any kind of etiquette and people gladly upvote empty one-line quips while they'll bury anybody expressing any form of
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Has anyone written about the earliest origins of Softbank's massive war chest? You'd on occasion hear about Softbank in the late aughts but nothing worthy of note. And then suddenly just like that it was everywhere. They hired Nik
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Sometimes the "noise" is not heard but felt due to poor dampening of the structures and inferior - if any in the first place - sound proofing. You feel the sharp slamming of the doors, stairway exits and other household "nois
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by wozniacki 7y ago
So how do you deal with it? Are there any federal rules / regulations currently in the pipeline to help such sufferers? Do other countries - perhaps Scandinavian - have standardized noise norms that you cannot exceed or are they pretty
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by wozniacki 7y ago
I believe the CCP is looking ahead at the next decade or two and realizing that the global economic boom is over for everyone - especially for them. That seems like a credible way of thinking if you were only concerned with

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