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by xor1 9y ago
Moving to the EU as an American is not easy if you don't have the assistance of an employer, or the benefit of marrying into it.
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by xor1 9y ago
Reminder that Something Awful could have had Yahtzee / Zero Punctuation and remained somewhat relevant, but Lowtax gave him an insultingly low offer amounting to something like $40 in forum credit per episode.
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by xor1 9y ago
Is there any way for me to start getting up-to-speed and possibly being hirable as an AI/Deep Learning expert (with alot of luck) in the next year or 2, without going back for a MS or PHD? Where should I start looking, in terms of guid
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by xor1 9y ago
You are being extremely unfair towards the average person. The average person knows, and they also know that they are powerless.
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by xor1 9y ago
You should be extremely grateful you were actually able to reach anyone and get it restored at all.
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by xor1 9y ago
why not tell me what i'm wrong about instead?
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by xor1 9y ago
intra-migration, specifically rural to urban (not urban to urban or rural to rural)
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by xor1 9y ago
>You're allowed to physically go anywhere and visit as a tourist. It's just that if you want to to permanently move to another city, you have to do a bunch of bureaucratic paperwork. what about moving from a rural town to to a
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by xor1 9y ago
i can understand why it's necessary, but that doesn't mean that it's not oppressive
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by xor1 9y ago
why do you think that I'm talking about you? the phrasing of my post even says "imagine", indicating that I'm assuming it doesn't apply to you. imagine yourself as someone who wasn't lucky enough to be born int
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by xor1 9y ago
i mean... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hukou_system imagine being an illegal immigrant in your own country because you aren't legally allowed to live in major cities
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by xor1 9y ago
Quiver is the closest thing I've found to what I consider my perfect note-taking software. I think getting any closer would involve writing my own at this point, and that's simply not going to happen.
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by xor1 9y ago
So what should we do about it?
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by xor1 9y ago
You seem to have misread the comment thread, I wasn't responding to a question
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by xor1 9y ago
There are also people who can only be happy at the expense of others
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by xor1 9y ago
It's reality
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by xor1 9y ago
No one should expect to be happy. Happiness is not guaranteed.
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by xor1 9y ago
Sorry, yeah, I did mean specifically when it comes to your appeal for online dating.
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by xor1 9y ago
Count yourself lucky for not having run into someone with a Cluster-B personality disorder yet.
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by xor1 9y ago
I think what they really meant was "no expectation to commit". Or "no need to commit". Hopefully that poster returns to clarify.
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by xor1 9y ago
Looks matter more than anything else, at least until you reach 8 figures of wealth or you attain some level of fame/celebrity. I'd also hope that all of us are being progressive and judging women based on those things (especially
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by xor1 9y ago
The majority of modern men who use (resort to?) dating apps are seeking companionship first and foremost, and being left wanting. Which is fine and completely fair, of course. Not everyone deserves companionship. Not everyone deserves happi
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by xor1 9y ago
>This tacitly implies that women are sex objects and that men only seek them out as such. I find that offensive, but more so than that, sad. Extremely attractive people belonging to either sex, of all sexual orientations, do this. Extrem
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by xor1 9y ago
I know someone currently enrolled in a CS Master's program. I forgot the term, but they have to spend an extra year taking undergrad classes, since their undergrad wasn't CS. Their friends do the vast majority of their homework an
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by xor1 9y ago
Seems more relevant than this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15356760
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by xor1 9y ago
I would place class above everything else, and I think it's important to take physical attractiveness (for both genders, mind you) into account. It really feels like most people aren't comfortable with accepting just how much look
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by xor1 9y ago
That's awful, and I'm sorry to hear it. Every time I see stuff like this show up on FB or HN or Reddit, I find it personally distressing, because it's enabling for people with Cluster B traits. They feel justified and empower
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by xor1 9y ago
>Let me be more clear, then: saying that a female author is sexist for expecting her partner to take an equal share of the emotional labor of their shared life is beyond disgusting. Where did this "emotional labor" term even co
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by xor1 9y ago
My gf thinks it's ridiculous and agrees that the author comes off as someone in need of therapy.
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by xor1 9y ago
Student loan collapse

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