eastbound

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by eastbound 3d ago
You're missing one aspect: Nike relentlessly promoted wokism. It triggers 2 parts: Gives you less time to market to WASP; It makes your shops the first in line during mass unrests, which in turn floods the local market with cheap versi
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by eastbound 4d ago
I'm all for compassion, but engineers knew the NE was empty when it sat idle for 10 years on our computers. - when you're given no usecase for your engineering piece, apart from "detour characters in pictures". It's
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by eastbound 6d ago
How many upvotes do you have? I'll assume that will be representative of the prevalence of your case. Sorry for you situation and stay strong.
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by eastbound 7d ago
Don't. Large iPhones are the deadweight of a ball and chain, and fits in no pockets. Next one will be the SE, and even if I buy an external battery, it's still lighter than the ingot Pro Max. Also you can buy one every 1.5 years.
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by eastbound 7d ago
— "Start my chronometer" — "There is no contact named 'Chronometer'" Maybe if we mock the iPhone enough, they'll stop autocorrecting words with other words that are on the opposite side of the keyboard. Or
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by eastbound 7d ago
To protect their future reputation. There's a civil rejection brewing about YC, and it will affect both Flock and Sam Altman.
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by eastbound 7d ago
Flock will be a big curriculum that tarnishes YC. Already under YC videos, comments are related to the Flock scandal. Denizen will want to make it a pain for YC until they fix their ethical problem.
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by eastbound 10d ago
Coffee is also a temporary antidepressant, so I personally couldn't cut that.
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by eastbound 10d ago
And are the buyers told whether there is carplay. Because you generally assume a car can't not include it, until you step in and realize.
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by eastbound 10d ago
This (very common) approach causes the loop of people's insolation. Why it's bad: I haven't performed my deed, precisely because it's so evil, but you have.
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by eastbound 10d ago
It's sad that open source / open-internet projects always have a clunky design. Here, the main screenshot, at the top, uses a monospaced System font. You might as well display a terminal and it's a wrap. To appeal to broader
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by eastbound 11d ago
Yes. Also to note, why was the US trusted before? I think it's a heritage from the Marshall plan: The US saved us twice from Germany, therefore we owe them our nations and storing our gold there won't change much. A century late
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by eastbound 12d ago
You can fix companies by voting a government too. In fact, governments are quicker at fixing companies than themselves.
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by eastbound 14d ago
Let me guess... if they're a form of Lisp, did someone add jndi support, then made it possible to print to the console while the string gets read and finally made it executable because who wouldn't want a LISP for-loop in an Oracl
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by eastbound 17d ago
That's my memory of Sydney to. In Europe we sold every land parcel, reduced their habitat (forests) to 100m blocks, then 50m, then a public park with scientific studies used to justify that they'll be better off in the park... the
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by eastbound 22d ago
Up to the governments to require the split-up of companies which become too large. Up to the governments to avoid corruption. "The bribe was too seducing" is not a valid defense for citizens. The fact the gouvernements have an arm
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by eastbound 23d ago
> OpenAI is on much better terms with the administration and the administration seems corrupt enough to... Which tells you everything you need to know about OpenAI.
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by eastbound 25d ago
Did the person above you say that the DSA suggests that the states should run public grocery stores, and did you gloss over it, parodying him? Wouldn't you recognize that bad faith characterizes the DSA lines?
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by eastbound 25d ago
CHAZ was an idealistic symptom of applying John Lennon's Imagine to a neighborhood of Seattle, and it wasn't the only city tempted by this endeavor (if only it didn't finish with an arms dealer taking leadership of the locali
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by eastbound 25d ago
True, I have not fully understood the direction therapists go to, apart from expliciting your thought process. My interpretation of therapy is that it helps you feel aligned with you. It will remove the surface contradictions and counter-ac
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by eastbound 25d ago
Did you include meeting with a therapist? The problem is that they have to reveal you things you don't generally want to admit, so it takes a bit of time (time which I find absolutely wasted) and depending on the therapist, they might
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by eastbound 25d ago
Thank you for your perseverance. We need testimonials like this to remind that our life isn't hard compared to this; And yet you have surprisingly chosen peace so far (congrats, and thank you).
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by eastbound 26d ago
> 1. never miss a lecture, no matter what As a student of a top-tier French Master's degree, I consulted with a teacher to deal with exhaustion and to ask for a class rescheduling for my case. Explaining my situation, the teacher lo
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by eastbound 28d ago
You say your team is remote "anyway", but RTO precisely is about connecting with other people OUTSIDE your team, working on internal politics, and you act as an interconnection point between the remote team and the local network.
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by eastbound 28d ago
SOC2 and other compliance frameworks will take charge of making those flags compulsory, with the threat of being uninsured and willfully personally responsible in case of breach. At least computers of all other normal workers would be locke
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by eastbound 1mo ago
St Lucie: Island in the South of the Caribbean. Source: lunch games https://worldlegame.io https://flagle.org
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by eastbound 1mo ago
You say force a diet change on a patient. OP certainly meant forcing a diet change in the input of American factories. Sugar can be found in fruits. That's the right place. If you need some, use fruits, maybe alcohol. Everything else c
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by eastbound 1mo ago
After the big onshore migrations (startup people migrating to the SV), The big Covid migrations (startup prople migrating to the countryside), Will we see the big AI migrations (people travelling to where AI is the cheapest)?
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by eastbound 1mo ago
Yes, when did we start messing with the code? We need to fix it?
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by eastbound 1mo ago
You may have a black eye about History. Rwanda came for help to France 2 years before, and France conditionned its financial help to a democratisation process. - From here, about 150 parties got born. - The previous dictatorship, even of th

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