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I saw someone familiar walking around my neighborhood. The view from my window is partially obscured by the garden. So as I turn my gaze, I see a man wearing a hat loosely. The hat was positioned far back on his head, exposing a protruding
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How terrible yet predictable. Next news item!
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And simulated sex for the sexless. Nothing stronger than staring.
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Tell me where I'm wrong, beach.
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Art of unmanliness: only revving your engine when cops aren't around because you're a soft little kitty-cat.
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4y ago
If only real-life worked that way! But you can always try to live like your fantasies are real and see what happens to your life!
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Yes! Just don't fall prey to pareidolia or paranoia.
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> Give some people an inch and they’ll take a mile. Even if the company is in micro services, and there is no way they need a mile of clearance, they'll take it anyways. Their greed outsizes their Lilliputian muster.
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4y ago
Some crimes are trivial to commit. Walking away unscathed from committing the crime is far harder than one might think. Consequences are inevitable, one way or another.
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I can foresee one answer to the question 'why would someone do this?'. It's called a potent cocktail of vengeance and self-destruction. People who self-medicate through harming others are always looking for a way to escalate.
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I like this article. It makes many good points. The saving grace of the situation is that developers have all the time in the world, so try everything out at the buffet, one at a time.
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Uphill battle, but okay.
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Not the user you directed your question to, but it depends on the outcome you want. I know people who only interview at one or two places between jobs because they're so particular about what they want. I also know people who are over-
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Branding matters more than reality.
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Then for those athletes, they might pursue the following books with the same zeal as the OP: The Rise of Superman Art of Impossible
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Every piece of software relies to some degree on other software. Similarly, every person relies to some degree on other people. As long as you don't find yourselves in a race to the bottom of the barrel, things should be okay.
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Luckily, for both athletes and swe, failing is not a matter of life and death. Cheers!
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> "it's undeniable that the road to greatness is filled with incredible suffering." - Nah Pardon my inquisitive behavior, but a quick peek at your comment history shows that you have spent some time thinking about pedagogy
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> how can any community become less wrong? While seeking to be less wrong is a worthwhile goal, it is but one of many things to pursue. The question arises about why does a community need to be less wrong. What happens if you don't
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While I am happy to see people improve their lives, I am absolutely heartbroken by people like Gwyneth Paltrow exploiting her fame to peddle supplements. Her basic business model leverages the absence of affordable health care to Americans.
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In your post, you say you want a biased community, but that seems incongruous with the rest of the items you're looking for in a community. Perhaps you meant "unbiased" -- could you clarify this? There is a word in sanskrit
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Video games weren't historically about war, but over time, a large portion of modern day video games have become first- or third-person shooters like Call of Duty . If you gamify development, then I understand the re-application of a
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Garbage in -> garbage out. Thank you for your humility. You acknowledge that you're good enough to be dedicated but not good enough to be impressive. If you re-use your methods, then you would only be creating devs who are again onl