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xenihn
7y ago
I'm late to the party, but I think this is a good first step towards actually prioritizing/penalizing around class, instead of using race as a proxy for it. I've always felt that it was completely ridiculous that a Laotian s
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xenihn
7y ago
What's your alternative option?
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xenihn
8y ago
I don't know but he's been there since the beginning.
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xenihn
8y ago
I wonder how many are going to Juul. They already have the guy who was in charge of the iPod.
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xenihn
8y ago
>food shortages Planned famines could be a part of that domination. I'd argue that they're easier to cause now than ever if you can disrupt supply chains, and that's easy to do if you control transportation routes and infr
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xenihn
8y ago
It's too late to do anything. Those at the top stand to profit by cooperating. There is no reason to expect them to act against their best interests. I do think it's worth considering whether this will result in a better world ove
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xenihn
8y ago
I'm pretty bad at mental rotation/orthogonal projection. I honestly think I'd benefit greatly from that course.
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xenihn
8y ago
The vast majority of people hate having to be responsible for their actions, no need to single anyone out.
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xenihn
8y ago
What about quinoa? If that's still an issue, what have been your favorite substitutes for grains? I'm fond of riced cauliflower.
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xenihn
8y ago
1st Level - Rick & Morty 2nd Level - Bojack Horseman 3rd Level - Moral Orel 4th Level - Xavier: Renegade Angel
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xenihn
8y ago
May as well go to Taiwan if that's your concern.
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xenihn
8y ago
You're right. It's weird to bring up. It's offensive, It's harmful. It's definitely unethical. None of those things stop it from being true.
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xenihn
8y ago
I really don't appreciate you misusing the term since I've had to deal with actual gaslighting in real life. You cannot be gaslit by some random stranger making a single post on the internet. This isn't an obsessed stalker th
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xenihn
8y ago
This is shitty, and if your post is true, I hope Footpath's owner addresses it, since they are (or were) actively participating in this discussion.
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xenihn
8y ago
Ding ding ding Questions is an understatement, that shit was a full design doc. Mine was about 15 pages long.
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xenihn
8y ago
They were recently in the media for sexism/bro culture. I'm surprised what they do with the work submitted by design applicants (which you admittedly sign over all rights to, perfectly legal) didn't come up at the same time,
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xenihn
8y ago
I don't consider 'wrong' and 'unethical' to be synonyms. Feel free to disagree.
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xenihn
8y ago
Why are you bringing up the question of if it's illegal or not when no one else is? There's no dispute as to whether or not it's illegal -- it isn't. There's no argument there. There's realistically, nothing to
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8y ago
No one said it's wrong or illegal. If you've ever had something you made be deemed worthy enough to copy by a large company, then surely you've experienced the feeling that comes along with that. You created something that&#x
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xenihn
8y ago
It is really shitty that there is no credit or attribution whatsoever, and I understand how you feel. Some UX designer / product designer at Strava copied your idea and claimed it as their own. There's a difference between spendin
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xenihn
8y ago
As someone who has had a huge company copy something that I made, just some credit would have been nice. It was part of a job application that I submitted to them (I didn't get the position). It still bothers me that millions of people
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xenihn
8y ago
I got stuck in a traffic jam on the 405 near LAX at around 1:00 AM on my second-to-last day in LA last month. I'd stayed late at work to sober up after my farewell happy hour. I don't know if it was an accident or construction or
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8y ago
Why?
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8y ago
I know a few people who work on fighter jets. They have nothing good to say about most of their coworkers.
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8y ago
>There's a whole slew of content being created in all forms, from newsletters, blog posts, books, podcasts, music, video games, video on demand and live video. A lot of it is actually really high-quality content. We're being in
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8y ago
It's not really about normie or not, but amplification (through number of users) and ease of access. Not just as a reader, but also as a contributor. SA had a paywall. It had an elitist community that was unwelcoming towards new users,
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xenihn
8y ago
Something Awful did all of that before 4chan did (well, sans the suicide livestream). 4chan was to SA what Reddit and Imgur are to 4chan.
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xenihn
8y ago
I was very surprised to see no mention of Something Awful or Raspberry Heaven in this writeup.
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8y ago
Hey, he ended up way better off than Lowtax did.
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8y ago
Back in my day, we called them image macros.
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