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brodouevencode
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By this logic, slavery was a feature and not a bug.
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So if something that is seen as a bad idea should be kept in place because "that's the way we've always done it"?
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Maybe 30 years ago. That's not the case with big dealer groups or young small independents.
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"men still are men and not the keys of a piano, which the laws of nature threaten to control so completely that soon one will be able to desire nothing but" - Fyodor Dostoevsky
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2y ago
Shirky principal in action
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2y ago
such a click-baity title
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Why is this flagged? I don't agree with the problem or the solution, but flagging it just seems emotion-driven.
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This subject can hardly be discussed in a comprehensive way on a board like this. It also depends on what tools you have available to you - some cloud tools make this easier than building your own. There's a great book that covers this
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So the PWE is the new bogeyman?
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Yeah, I saw that and would probably say that the penalty for straw purchasing should be stiffer. But the question was about the manufacturers.
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Not really, just want it on record.
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So it's all about the money...
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I don't quite understand why Celorio is going after the manufacturers. He should definitely go after the ATF for not finding these first and straw purchasers if they lied on the 4473, and probably the sellers if they were complicit in
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Are there instructions for deploying to on-prem?
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The bigger insight is that even the seemingly most noble of institutions can be bought.
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All federal administrative systems should be managed with github (or similar).
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Lane cake (Alabama) is a seriously good dessert.
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I wonder how many other companies are (quietly) guilty of the same thing.
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I got back into gaming recently because that's how I like to spend my down time, intermixed with reading and board games with the kids. Cable TV is terrible these days, and it only takes me a couple of weeks to get through the shows th
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Where did he say that? It seems too much like he's making that statement for Haidt.
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2y ago
By not using du-jour terms like enshittified/enshittification/etc
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2y ago
Which also coincides with a narcissism epidemic: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5783345/pdf/pon...
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2y ago
Three paragraphs in and I knew this was garbage. > argued that parents are doing a real disservice to their kids by overprotecting (coddling) them, rather than giving them more freedom and allowing them to make mistakes and learn. Corre
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Did Quinn figure out that his career in the cloud arena was only propped up by his snarkiness?
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Why would you take on any debt especially given that there's a chance you're not neurologically developed enough to understand the risks?
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Maybe I didn't do a good job of stating my point, and my example reenforces that college is ultimately a good thing. So please let me clarify: The point was that everyone graduating high school in the 1990s and onward were constantly f
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I too took a non-traditional route. My employer paid for my degrees, and they reaped the benefits of that. The whole notion of "you have to go to college right after high school" is rather ignorant.
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Like which ones?
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Do you have data that's not anecdotal? EDIT: Do you have data that's not anecdotal and shows that residents/doctors are struggling to pay off that debt?
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What if the standardized tests aren't administered by the teacher? That seems like it would be an easy solution to get around the cheating problem. As for teaching to the test, what's the real downfall of doing that? Colleges use
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