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DropInIn
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Let's think about the life path of academia: K-12, Post Secondary, Teaching... Maybe a vacation or two in there... They've never truly existed outside the school system, and in many ways never grew out of it. In many ways, academi
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3y ago
Huh, only 35c? And here's I was surprised my s22 was only rated to 40c...
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3y ago
When getting the life expectancy numbers did you exclude all deaths from before "working age"? Because a significant effect is imparted by childhood deaths to the average life expectancy, especially for men, and those individual
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3y ago
If you aren't beating a savings account with your business then you shouldn't be in business, that simple. From that, anyone running a multimillion a dollar a year farm should be doing very well or they should give up and let the
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3y ago
Arguably the real issue is people wanting products for less than they should cost. Full stop. We need to recognize just what things would cost if produced exclusively domestically (not including differences in materials costs from geog
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3y ago
Odd how dismissive you are of someone noting an imbalance of privilege between genders.... Do you recall the underlying cause for it being ignored when/where it affected women negatively? That's right, the privileged group was&#x
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3y ago
That's for an active company? In the USA? Wtf is going on in Arizona? (Or perhaps _not_ going on)
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3y ago
5 / 1.44 is?? Not many users....
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3y ago
> This war was never about saving Ukraine. It is and has always been a proxy war between two super-powers Well that's a blatant False Dichotomy It's not one or the other, it can be, and in fact almost certainly is, Both.
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3y ago
You didn't actually apply the known correlaries though. Kindergarten is about the only part of the current system which could be use as a reference for behavior, as after that all the structural features which _explicitly _ _induce_
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3y ago
Tell me you're privileged and don't actually have empathy in a long winded diatribe < that's not what I asked for but that's what you gave me....
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3y ago
Applying behaviors borne directly of the current structure on to the outcomes from an entirely different structure is not the way we reason, is it? It frankly couldn't do worse than what we have, as the current structure ensures suff
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3y ago
Yea I'm mow super confused as to Why there is a difference.... it seems so illogical to have a toilet that can't empty itself completely when flushed...
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3y ago
Eh, social engineering was and still is a major component of infosec, right? He was very good at that segment of the industry ("penetration testing" via social engineering).
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3y ago
There's nothing keeping age peers from hanging out and being friends, just because they're at different levels in different subjects... In actuality it's more likely that socialization would improve as kids weren't fo
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3y ago
And apparently the SAG average is $40000, without accounting for costs like union dues nor the bargaining advantage that comes with union membership. When you look at non-union actors that drops to about $25000, and often has many costs t
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3y ago
At the risk of sounding silly, the move to systemd and the headaches encountered, such as you describe, are the very reason I left my brand new system which could work well for Linux, including the graphics card, as a single boot windows m
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3y ago
As I said, management is lazy and would rather engage in inappropriate conduct than try to actually do a good job.
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3y ago
And how is your worst case scenario worse? Because the bar is already as low as it will go and instead of just leaving some behind we are actively holding a whole bunch back. I could have graduated by 12 if they just let me go at the mater
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3y ago
So you're saying that capitalism leads us to inevitable stagnation with the least desirable of the acceptable options? Because that sure how that reads....
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3y ago
It's almost like the reason they argue against homework isn't for logical nor evidence based reason but underlying personal biases.... Hmm... what could a group who enjoy 1/4 of the year off from their primary duties and ar
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3y ago
Even better idea: Kids just work at thier own pace and don't graduate until they complete all work successfully. Anything else is just a diploma mill.
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3y ago
It's thier fault if we never gave the support in K-12? You do see the glaring failure in your "reasoning", right?
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3y ago
Actually I'd say they have customer obsession but that it's for a small minority of what We consider thier customers (to them the small fry including smbs are not thiet customers, they're just the chaff they have to deal
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3y ago
The cashiers would 'fake' the completion and instead just suspend the transaction. Management didn't bother checking for unusual rates of suspended transactions nor 'check off' on abandoned transactions. It's a
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3y ago
Manual probably dictated that a policy of receipt transfer and (irrationally) presumed synchronous cash out times. Management just didn't RTFM/FTFM.
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DropInIn
3y ago
And the underlying racism shines through bright as day. Well done, you gone played yourself.
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3y ago
Nah the giants are surrounded by the moronic commoners, not on them.
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3y ago
Can even include blackouts, muscle spasms, facial/full body paralysis and tingling/pins and needles, and even seizures.... Ask me how I know... /s
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3y ago
Someone has no idea about the actual average lifespan of men....
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