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wakawaka1

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    Comment #24657578

    "ad hominem" Attack the message, not the messenger. Even folks you don't like might have well reasoned arguments.

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    Comment #24651274

    As someone who was bullied as a kid, I am glad I went through it early on. I learned self confidence and standing up for myself. Glad I learned about bullies before I hit the workf…

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    Comment #24651213

    The irony is that diversity of thought is supposedly predicated on diversity of social background. That was promoted so thoroughly— “we want different social backgrounds on our tea…

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    Comment #24651047

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    Comment #24651003

    First of all— Google is not an unbiased search engine. The leaders of google were exposed as promoting an anti-conservative election agenda in the 2016 USA elections. If I am seeki…

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    Comment #24650690

    (Beware the following “wrong think” which will cause you cognitive dissonance— it will challenge your popular culture world view. Yes, if you dislike the following, you are not cou…

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    Comment #24621934

    "misogyny" has lost its meaning, as it is such a frivolously used term. good riddance. it's mostly a feminist-branded term, pushed as part of a category (men vs women) neomarxist c…

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    Comment #24562344

    I totally agree. A person must learn actively while reading: - By taking notes - By summarizing important/difficult to understand sections in their own words via writing - By looki…

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    Comment #24545204

    I agree. I think it's amazing to see CICD tools which make it super easy and quick to deploy web apps-- such as Vercel, for example. Simply by booting up a github project, and star…

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    Comment #24499223

    Haha. Yes, but there is football... and then there’s futbol (ie soccer).

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    Comment #24499191

    >” In fact, just the fact that I’m interested in doing sports for leisure is associated with class, since it’s not something that would be so easy for, say, manual laborers or shif…

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    Comment #24452163

    > Otherwise it is half a day of unpaid labor. >> The same true for an interview Who does half day interviews? In my 3 years as a professional software dev, I've perhaps spent a cum…

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    Comment #24452008

    >"cultural appropriation" you are joking, right?

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    Comment #24381322

    Yep. Police Forces really need to reform these silly baseless psuedo-science ideas.

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    Comment #24278202

    I am glad that gender dynamics is finally being explored by mainstream readers. Men seem to have the onus on them to try and understand courting women-- What women look for, how to…

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    Comment #24278123

    If anyone is interested in antiques from medieval eras, imported from mediterranean countries, I highly recommend this place in Santa Fe, NM. They also do reproductions. To be hone…

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    Comment #24278062

    This is what I wondered as well. Given that there are things like: Contentful, Ghost, Strapi, etc., which either have a REST API for content, and/or other API for customizing the i…

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    Comment #24244739

    Ahhh more political blather masquerading as science, by authors who apparently are ignorant of multi-variate analysis, given that they quote the debunked idea of a gender pay gap. …