Strange comment. I have to imagine that the part you find "good" is the lowered viewership? Or what is the "good" part to which you're referring?
Feeling somewhat validated in my choice to upgrade to a discounted phone from 2019 rather than spring for a newer phone with 5G support. I just had a feeling 5G was going to be something I would certainly eventually…
"Numerous examples" is fantastic but what he said was a generalization and as a generalization it holds up. What % of congressional Republicans would you estimate "did not automatically spring to his defense"?
It actually doesn't depend on when it was said. It was wrong. But, for the record, he said it in October 2016.
His argument that Donald Trump would be a better choice for President than Hillary Clinton because the former would be easier to remove from office than the latter, arguing specifically that "congressional Republicans…
I've tried a strategy like that in various contexts. e.g. not uploading a photo of myself on a Slack workspace. How differently might people read what I'm saying if they assume that I'm white versus knowing that I'm…
I'm almost certain that's what op meant to get across.
Funny how quickly this Bloomberg article manages to segue into "Bernie Sanders doesn't want poor people to have electricity"
>Yes, they're incompetent. So you feel confident in asserting that, at the time that the person made that tweet, the quality of the Python code that they shipped was poor, or it took an inordinate amount of time to…
>It sounds like the poster has been rejected from a job interview for missing a semicolon or writing “length” instead of “len”. These kinds of anecdotes make me often wonder if candidates are "disqualified" for far more…
>Twitter isn’t a phone call, but it also isn’t a message board. Well, Twitter is Twitter. But Twitter is probably closer to a message board than it is to a phone call.
It seems like the reason why the publisher dropped the book is to cover their ass in terms of legal repercussions. This actually presents a compelling question: "does Britain have free speech?" if you can get zapped for…
>yes hello site's creator here I like your way of greeting
It doesn't guarantee a job at google, but I don't think that was the point. If he feels that the reasons for his disqualification are absurd, how should he voice that frustration while not being perceived as entitled?…
But the nature of 8chan's user base isn't being dictated by its design. It's still an overwhelmingly right-wing site that gained its prominence from the Gamergate controversy. As a frequent user of reddit I would openly…
>Just maybe the democratization of film I've been thinking about this for a while. The "despecialized" versions of the Star Wars films prove that audiences can dictate the nature of a creative work in lieu of (or in…
Can Safari play webm files in the browser? Never works for me.
That begs the question, what distinguishes actual technical debt from short-lived assets?
I was well aware of that before I commented. It's still a non sequitur and a remarkable logical leap. If he or she had left it at the church having the capacity to alleviate loneliness, I could go along with that.…
>You didn't see a connection between people suffering from a lack of meaning and purpose and the decline of an institution that basically specializes in that? There's nothing concrete there. The fact that an institution…
You are correct, after re-reading the comment I can see that I misinterpreted the comment as meaning something along the lines of "ADHD people are really just lazy and want special accommodations", which was hasty and…
Invoking goalposts in the context of this discussion seems overly combative. The article deals in pessimism/optimism which is a matter of perception. If one perceives that George W. Bush's success in 2004 was…
But he'd never have been in a position for re-election had he not won in 2000 first. That's not to say it'd have been impossible for him to run and win in 2004 otherwise, but who can really say.
It doesn't really seem like it
>Many customers keep the tarot card shop down the street in business too. Right, because there's literally no alternative to fortune-telling magic but more kinds of fortune-telling magic. If there were already a…
Strange comment. I have to imagine that the part you find "good" is the lowered viewership? Or what is the "good" part to which you're referring?
Feeling somewhat validated in my choice to upgrade to a discounted phone from 2019 rather than spring for a newer phone with 5G support. I just had a feeling 5G was going to be something I would certainly eventually…
"Numerous examples" is fantastic but what he said was a generalization and as a generalization it holds up. What % of congressional Republicans would you estimate "did not automatically spring to his defense"?
It actually doesn't depend on when it was said. It was wrong. But, for the record, he said it in October 2016.
His argument that Donald Trump would be a better choice for President than Hillary Clinton because the former would be easier to remove from office than the latter, arguing specifically that "congressional Republicans…
I've tried a strategy like that in various contexts. e.g. not uploading a photo of myself on a Slack workspace. How differently might people read what I'm saying if they assume that I'm white versus knowing that I'm…
I'm almost certain that's what op meant to get across.
Funny how quickly this Bloomberg article manages to segue into "Bernie Sanders doesn't want poor people to have electricity"
>Yes, they're incompetent. So you feel confident in asserting that, at the time that the person made that tweet, the quality of the Python code that they shipped was poor, or it took an inordinate amount of time to…
>It sounds like the poster has been rejected from a job interview for missing a semicolon or writing “length” instead of “len”. These kinds of anecdotes make me often wonder if candidates are "disqualified" for far more…
>Twitter isn’t a phone call, but it also isn’t a message board. Well, Twitter is Twitter. But Twitter is probably closer to a message board than it is to a phone call.
It seems like the reason why the publisher dropped the book is to cover their ass in terms of legal repercussions. This actually presents a compelling question: "does Britain have free speech?" if you can get zapped for…
>yes hello site's creator here I like your way of greeting
It doesn't guarantee a job at google, but I don't think that was the point. If he feels that the reasons for his disqualification are absurd, how should he voice that frustration while not being perceived as entitled?…
But the nature of 8chan's user base isn't being dictated by its design. It's still an overwhelmingly right-wing site that gained its prominence from the Gamergate controversy. As a frequent user of reddit I would openly…
>Just maybe the democratization of film I've been thinking about this for a while. The "despecialized" versions of the Star Wars films prove that audiences can dictate the nature of a creative work in lieu of (or in…
Can Safari play webm files in the browser? Never works for me.
That begs the question, what distinguishes actual technical debt from short-lived assets?
I was well aware of that before I commented. It's still a non sequitur and a remarkable logical leap. If he or she had left it at the church having the capacity to alleviate loneliness, I could go along with that.…
>You didn't see a connection between people suffering from a lack of meaning and purpose and the decline of an institution that basically specializes in that? There's nothing concrete there. The fact that an institution…
You are correct, after re-reading the comment I can see that I misinterpreted the comment as meaning something along the lines of "ADHD people are really just lazy and want special accommodations", which was hasty and…
Invoking goalposts in the context of this discussion seems overly combative. The article deals in pessimism/optimism which is a matter of perception. If one perceives that George W. Bush's success in 2004 was…
But he'd never have been in a position for re-election had he not won in 2000 first. That's not to say it'd have been impossible for him to run and win in 2004 otherwise, but who can really say.
It doesn't really seem like it
>Many customers keep the tarot card shop down the street in business too. Right, because there's literally no alternative to fortune-telling magic but more kinds of fortune-telling magic. If there were already a…