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by xor1 10y ago
You're missing a huge part of the problem here. People with power are the ones who need to be "taught" (punished). This behavior can only occur repeatedly when someone can get away with it, because they have power. If they do
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by xor1 10y ago
Go take a look at the stims subreddit if you want to read an actual meth binge.
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by xor1 10y ago
>You live there because that's where employers who will pay high wages are People choose to live in specific cities for reasons other than their current job. >you decide to live there instead of working remotely Not everyone gets
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by xor1 10y ago
There's nothing wrong with his response given how the original post was worded...
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by xor1 10y ago
Could you expand on this? I'm curious what you mean. My only exposure to philosophy was an intro course in college.
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>whatever you're doing when you take adderall, you'll be doing for the next 12 hours before you realize how much time has past. As someone who has only experienced this once (the very first time I tried it), I honestly think th
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by xor1 10y ago
Mattis' influence, perhaps.
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by xor1 10y ago
It's great for people with borderline personality disorder, I guess.
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>Why not segregated roadways? Yeah, I think this is the only real option, with the eventual goal of slowly phasing out non-automated driving altogether.
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by xor1 10y ago
My friend had subsidized tuition at Columbia, and IIRC their cutoff at the time (2009-2013) for household income was $100k. If it's a similar figure at other schools, I guess you could decide on some sort of demarcation around there.
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by xor1 10y ago
Just curious -- what did you study and what do you do now for work?
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Unless you are extremely close with the founders.
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by xor1 10y ago
While typing up this post, did the thought of people reading nothing but the headline (and ignoring the content of the article itself) cross your mind at all? https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp&#x
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by xor1 10y ago
>There's also some fun stuff about people physically carrying information (this also happens in short story "Johnny Mnemonic"). For a world where there's a highly connected, super fast worldwide computer network avail
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by xor1 10y ago
This kind of thinking is the reason I have so many rental applications despite having 3+ years at a great job, excellent credit, and references :(
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by xor1 10y ago
Do you have any recommendations for picking up strong Javascript foundations? Asking as an iOS dev who has barely worked with it.
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by xor1 10y ago
If you have a problem with that terminology, then you have a problem with capitalism.
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by xor1 10y ago
That's interesting, do you still feel that way when they're voting in favor of things that have the potential to significantly degrade your quality of life?
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by xor1 10y ago
How do you feel about the people who voted contrary to your political choices? Do you view them with more or less disdain than you appear to have for those who sat this one out?
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by xor1 10y ago
Are you going to suggest a better term?
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Hollywood, but I'm sure there's plenty like it all throughout LA.
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by xor1 10y ago
Los Angeles though... :( One of my friends just moved here and is sharing a 5-bedroom home with 25 other people. I thought he was bullshitting me, and I still couldn't believe it when I went over. He's paying $600 a month to sha
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by xor1 10y ago
>clients The type of situation you're describing is is why I avoid working for any sort of shop or agency.
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by xor1 10y ago
I keep hearing that System 76 laptops are just rebranded Clevos, but I haven't personally looked into it yet.
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by xor1 10y ago
Can anyone recommend a good GoPro model (or similar product) to pick up for use on a helmet? Specifically while cycling. I once had a Contour, but lost it, and never replaced it.
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by xor1 10y ago
Always found this odd when class is the biggest workplace demarcation in the US.
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>oil revenues 10 times lower Why are you so caught up on the idea that the money can only come from oil
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by xor1 10y ago
>Speaking of math, you should have some familiarity with calculus, probability and linear algebra Curious to know if anyone has had success learning/re-learning these as a mid-20s or older adult who works fulltime, and if you could
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by xor1 10y ago
It's honestly terrifying.