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by resumenext 8mo ago
Excellent point about CC’s. The downside is that instructor quality varies considerable both within and between CCs, and many students drop out or are not provided with adequate guidance in terms of GE requirements and transferability. In t
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by resumenext 8mo ago
I’d be so neurotic about watering it I would probably kill it just for catharsis.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
Consider how that will restrain the diplomatic and geopolitical options available to future US presidents, particularly those of the other party and it starts to seem quite strategic if not a major win for isolationism and Trump’s Monroe 2.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
And now twitter.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
Thanks for the response and the useful (to me at least) data point. Glad the AD helped and sorry to hear you didn’t find all that exertion useful. Goes to show how individual we all are in terms of mental health.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
That seems like a minor concern. Therapeutic malpractice is a thing, misdiagnosis, iatrogenic treatments and so forth; not uncommon. Was a time when gay was in the dsm, the pendulum has swung back and forth on transgender children.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
I was referring to the artwork specifically, the actual pyramid.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
A bigger evil than banking apps themselves? Commerce ruined computing.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
I hesitate to ask but what is your gender? I think there may be very gender specific effects in this comparison. I would also be very curious the type and intensity of exercise and whether you had comorbidities that impact ability to train
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by resumenext 8mo ago
Therapy carries a huge risk, so maybe if you compare average outcomes exercise is only nearly as effective, but if you consider the 2 overall exercise comes out way, way ahead imho.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
What is the value of being in front of a car? The value is in opening the door, which is on the side. Sure you could have two jackers, one in front and another on the side but then running over 1 of the 2 (or more) again becomes useless as
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by resumenext 8mo ago
I was thinking of ipv5.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
Probably. Was kale in there somewhere?
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by resumenext 8mo ago
It’s intended to be human readable, but it’s not and its slow adoption is proof of that. A random 10 digit string would arguably be better.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
The big issue I have with this is no kale or oatmeal in the pyramid image. And rice seems to get a bad rank too. How many fat Asians do you see? People diss oatmeal (lames, tbh) cause of “leaky gut” but is that even a real thing? There’s al
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by resumenext 8mo ago
Your reasoning is flawed. The man could have parked his truck in front of her car and her ability to ram it wouldn’t make a difference. Most car jackers and would be rapists do not approach their victim on foot at a 0 degree approach angle
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by resumenext 8mo ago
So we should have shootings like the one yesterday just because you want to drive a Lamborghini and murder carjackers? Current tech is totally sufficient to implement this. It’s already found in Waymo taxis based on news reports I’ve seen.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
We have mandatory seat belts and air bags. A sensor on the hood to insure a car is not being used as a murder weapon seems minimal in comparison. Such a sensor would save many lives including the young lady involved in the incident today.
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by resumenext 8mo ago
This was after the alleged attempted ICE ramming in Oakland last year where shots were fired but thankfully nobody died. I think there was a similar incident in LA. It would be great if there were technology to solve this problem. People
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by resumenext 9mo ago
Zelensky is far too concerned with the human costs of war to use nukes, even if he could. He doesn’t have a napoleon complex.
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by resumenext 9mo ago
Maybe Pakistan, or Israel.
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by resumenext 9mo ago
In the Bay Area it is.
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by resumenext 9mo ago
I remember Dilbert fondly. Newspaper comic strips were a cool aspect of the pre-internet days and Scott was very early in seeing the digital future and adapting. I don’t think he foresaw people losing their sense humor, nor the problems wit
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by resumenext 9mo ago
Satya Nadella is the Steve Jobs of our time. This is what true innovation looks like.
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by resumenext 9mo ago
I’m not directing that last sentence at the president or RFK, but I’m guessing that’s the reason for the downvotes?
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by resumenext 9mo ago
I don’t think it makes sense to blame mods, rather the design and business model. HN has stiff moderation (thanks Dan g), but doesn’t suffer the same fate. Reddit rewards hysterical posts and attracts hysterical people and bans carry much m
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by resumenext 9mo ago
Powerful people like those who control both parties and our news media don’t tolerate outsiders. When you have the power any deviation from status quo is a threat. A side effect of this is that voters stop listening to the talking heads and
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by resumenext 9mo ago
I think by “like that” the person probably meant Reddit is filled with petite tyrants who cannot tolerate other people’s viewpoints. It wouldn’t surprise me if they call people who like Liquid Glass fascists.