mattcaldwell

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by mattcaldwell 2y ago
I'm saying the opposite. There are several comments that demonstrate an insecure "dog eat dog" mentality.
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by mattcaldwell 2y ago
Lots of people in the comments exemplifying why I would never want to work with them.
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by mattcaldwell 3y ago
Zero need for a car in most of DC, NOVA, and MD inside the beltway.
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by mattcaldwell 3y ago
Trans woman here, can confirm eye roll.
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by mattcaldwell 3y ago
Is it not a good reason to avoid living in red states if your rights are being taken away? I'd love to keep living in my blue city in the south, but I'd also love to keep getting the health care I need.
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by mattcaldwell 3y ago
Speak for yourself.
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by mattcaldwell 4y ago
Came here expecting a Haiku.
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by mattcaldwell 4y ago
I will always remember that I was listening to Eleven Rings while driving from Portland to Smith Rock years ago. It's one of my favorite places and one of my favorite books. Those two things definitely became melded together in my mind
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by mattcaldwell 4y ago
What about climbing gyms, run clubs, book clubs, gardening clubs, bars/trivia, etc? If you're near a city, almost any of these will be an option. And if you're not, a high percentage of those people are probably still going t
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by mattcaldwell 4y ago
RISC architecture is gonna change everything.
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by mattcaldwell 4y ago
The world is falling apart and people are still worried about harmless words. Talk about misplaced concerns...
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by mattcaldwell 4y ago
Animal Crossing?
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by mattcaldwell 5y ago
The stuff of nightmares... and it's all true. Well said.
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
Jesus.
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
How do income taxes disincentivize people from earning more? It's always better to make more money than to make less, even if you're paying a percentage of it to the government (or whomever).
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
Even smaller towns, like Asheville (where I am now), have a huge LGBTQIA+ presence. I moved from DC, which was pretty gay, and I feel like it's even more super gay here.
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
Dictating is a much easier task, since it doesn't necessarily require comprehension.
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
Oh, I didn't click "more." Still, I think most of them look reasonably okay. Pretty cool!
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
I think Leo and Scarlett are pretty bad, but the other ones seem okay?
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
SOMEBODY has to do that minimum wage job though, no? So even if we're looking at the median, there are tons of people who aren't being counted.
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
Yes, but people are still going to be reluctant to get out right now. At least that's the case where I'm at.
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
LOL they're referring to Rock Creek Park, not the National Mall. RCP is probably the single best "urban" park system outside of Forest Park in Portland. I can walk out my door and be in nature in just a few minutes... you can
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
I did listen and have watched it more than once. I understand the context, but at the very least, he's being a dick. And he shouldn't be surprised when his words are interpreted in that way. It's a vulnerable population and t
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
His position on transgender athletes is one thing... his referring to Fallon Fox as a man, saying "that's a fucking man" is disrespectful at the very least... I'd label that transphobic. People seem to forget that he sai
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
He explicitly referred to Fallon Fox, saying "You are a fucking man." Not a very tactful way to speak about a transgender woman. And yes, that's transphobic speech.
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by mattcaldwell 6y ago
Why does the average person care about GDP?
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by mattcaldwell 7y ago
Thank you!
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by mattcaldwell 7y ago
Except the Go scheduler is actually pretty complex and really good at what it does...
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by mattcaldwell 7y ago
While most city-dwellers can get free range meat easily, it can be near impossible in the country without driving long distances.
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by mattcaldwell 7y ago
piqued

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