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dml2135

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    Comment #49205459

    This has driven me so crazy it’s about to push me off Google maps. If I’m driving upstate, I want to choose a nice straightforward highway route and stay on it. No, I don’t care if…

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    Comment #49156288

    I have not used it yet, but this project looks interesting to me: https://docs.searxng.org/

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    Comment #49155271

    The word “obnoxious” does not carry the connotation of smug superiority that “midwit” does.

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    Comment #49126462

    I didn't see the appeal of bespoke PR stacking tools when it was the headline feature of Graphite, and I still don't see it now. Stacking PRs is useful, but I haven't encountered i…

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    Comment #49097593

    What's the point of Dark mode on an eink screen?

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    Comment #49026390

    Saying you value “ideas and progress” is an empty platitude. What ideas? Progress towards what?

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    Comment #48910885

    I love reading, and I was explaining precisely why I love it.

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    Comment #48910058

    > On one hand I want to stay YIMBY here As far as I'm aware, the YIMBY "movement", or whatever you want to call it, is pretty squarely about housing development. It's not about say…

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    Comment #48909438

    Wow, I could not disagree with this more. What’s valuable about a novel is the social relationships it fosters, both in relation to the author, and also all the others that have re…

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    Comment #48880646

    Correct me if I’m wrong, but it actually looks like this rule does not take the price of the degree into account at all.

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    Comment #48880640

    As a fellow arts graduate, I strongly agree. I’ve seen many friends and colleagues fall into catastrophic student loan debt as they tried to find some direction in life, helpfully …

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    Comment #48880602

    The issue IMO is precisely that taxpayers don’t pay, they give out loans. Yes, sometimes those loans are “forgiven”, but only after decades of struggle and distress. And I put forg…

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    Comment #48880464

    This is getting somewhere but the criteria is too crude, and doesn’t take the cost of the school into account. A better criteria would be, does the increase in salary that the degr…

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    Comment #48880355

    They’re supposed to stay in debt for the rest of their lives, clearly.

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    Comment #48875168

    If you are leasing a car they would certainly also require you to obtain insurance as part of your lease agreement. Same deal with an apartment.

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    Comment #48872688

    Should car insurance be included in the price of a car? You have the freedom to purchase insurance from whoever.

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    Comment #48871520

    Well, some of those examples are instances of not being able to prioritize a good thing. That can be due to an unethical decision, but can also be due to needing to prioritize othe…

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    Comment #48866111

    A requirement to obtain renter’s insurance is not an example of the type of fees this legislation is targeting.

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    Comment #48866089

    I don’t know what standards you are referring to, but yea I would call it flagrantly unethical for sure.

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    Comment #48837023

    Wait, someone actually brought N64 Dinosaur Planet to life? I gotta check this out...

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    Comment #48785630

    That’s a bit of a dramatic way to describe opening a window.

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    Comment #48747065

    Still, reuse > recycling

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    Comment #48698685

    > but every time we do that we also take from the artist No, every time we do that, we do not give to the artist. But not giving is not the same as taking.

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    Comment #48504154

    Haha I was obviously being a bit tongue-in-cheek, and it’s not true every time, but yes I do generally appreciate the wacky convos with cabbies when I land, it feels like a warm we…