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Blade Runner posted:"what about your work life balance" not working very well on loser who has no life, who could've imagined
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megaman821 1 hour ago | parent | context | flag | favorite | on: The skilled trades haven't caught as a career choice with Gen Z Where is all the money people paying tradespeople going? If I need any plumbing work done it costs me $200 an hour or more. Even with overhead and expenses, 10 hours a week gets you more than $50k a year. Twenty years ago my grandfather was a marine plumber and made $200k a year. How many apprentices and part-time plumber are in these datasets? reply :marxthink:
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https://twitter.com/alexesber/status/1611489997961723905
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quote:2devnull 6 minutes ago | root | parent | next [–] quote:There’s no other reason for lululemon than flagrant sexual exhibitionism.
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guy who gets pissed off that women make him horny
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I would absolutely refuse to believe that wasn't just trolling if it was just the first two sentences, and yet based on the rest I'm sure it's real
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post hole digger posted:guy who gets pissed off that women make him horny actually probably a pretty common type of guy. much to consider........
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It's obvious that this person has never touched a weight by merit of posting on HN but lmao at "it's easier to work out in loose clothes"
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It reads more as "guy who went to the gym once or twice before being literally banned for life for being too creepy".
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Blade Runner posted:It's obvious that this person has never touched a weight by merit of posting on HN but lmao at "it's easier to work out in loose clothes" Olympic weightlifters are known for their baggy clothing. ![]()
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Ask HN: Son is major in CS, but doesn't code. Red flag? 25 points by mapster 7 hours ago | hide | past | favorite | 81 comments His interests are more in socializing and hobbies than tinkering in python, C++, or javascript. He had a few classes in js and C++ and did very well, but its not something he continues to do on his own. I am not a developer or cs engineer, but my thought is for him to change majors if tinkering doesn't come naturally. deltree7 6 hours ago | parent | prev | next [–] Both Indian and Chinese kids continue to excel in every industry, despite heavy involvement from parents. (and happy) OTOH, I've seen many White students raised by liberal parents with too much student debt (and depressed). So, unless there is data to prove that "letting 18 years old to make their own life changing decisions" on their own, we need to stop this overly progressive method. reply
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notch656c 43 minutes ago | root | parent | next [–] I always hire a lawyer for traffic court. Show up with a lawyer and wear a suit. Don't want them to think I'm one of the poors to stomp down. If you go to low-level court in middle America you'll understand what I mean -- 99% of the people there are drugged out and wearing rags generally look like their poo poo is not together at all and these are the people the lazy/burnt-out prosecutor is geared towards crushing effortlessly. They basically always offer some bullshit non-moving violation to make me go away. Saves me thousands on insurance premiums and has also saved me from a criminal record for my more serious tickets (like allegedly driving gasp 36 mph by a school, which apparently comes with jail time in Ohio). Bring on the hate. Y'all know I speak truth. reply
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Mr.Radar posted:kkielhofner 2 hours ago | parent | context | favorite | on: Coinbase cuts staff by a further 20%
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from that same hn thread: def_true_false 3 hours ago | root | parent | prev | next [–] HN userbase is older and more American than tech in general. It follows that they are more invested in the legacy financial system than most and don't even encounter the problems crypto tries to solve. Also sour grapes. reply
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HN is threatening me with a good time polygamous_bat 29 minutes ago | next [–] I think people are underestimating the problems that a blanket Tether ban from North American markets would cause. You think a Tether ban would cause people to switch to USDC? Ok, but that means some Tether needs to vanish and some USDC needs to be created. How does that happen? Ideally, it goes from Tether -> USD -> USDC... and there lies the problem. We don't know if there is enough USD in Tether's coffer to redeem all the withdrawals. And if there is not, or even if there is a doubt about it, then it becomes a game where the last person to withdraw loses. How would that look for crypto in general? How would people react to USDC if they or someone they know just got burned by another stablecoin last week? reply
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fritz posted:notch656c 43 minutes ago | root | parent | next [–] most of the people quoted itt really suck but this guy does in a particularly annoying way
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distortion park posted:most of the people quoted itt really suck but this guy does in a particularly annoying way
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distortion park posted:most of the people quoted itt really suck but this guy does in a particularly annoying way I think it's annoying because the core thrust of his point is essentially correct, the legal system is built such that if you show up with an actual lawyer to a minor traffic thing they'll just tell you to gently caress off rather than pursue it because it's not worth the effort That he thinks this is good is why he's a piece of poo poo
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fritz posted:notch656c 43 minutes ago | root | parent | next [–] i got a speeding ticket in the next state over when i was like 19 and my dad insisted on going with me to court and that we both wear suits. we got there and the judge was like, i guess you're the lawyers? and i was like, no i'm the kid who was speeding. and he was like, well talk to the DA and we'll make it a non-moving violation (which is what he did with every speeding ticket that was being contested that day)
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Plank Walker posted:i got a speeding ticket in the next state over when i was like 19 and my dad insisted on going with me to court and that we both wear suits. we got there and the judge was like, i guess you're the lawyers? and i was like, no i'm the kid who was speeding. and he was like, well talk to the DA and we'll make it a non-moving violation (which is what he did with every speeding ticket that was being contested that day) many years ago i got a ticket a few counties over and was going to pay it but procrastinated. finally went to the court house on the court date intending to just pay it, and the clerk called me an idiot and told me to just go upstairs to court. without me so much as saying a word, the prosecutor says "I don't think you were doing 15 over, I think you were doing 5 over. I'll have it dismissed it if you go to traffic school". never even saw a judge
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distortion park posted:most of the people quoted itt really suck
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Not sure you meant it that way but lol
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hoist by my own petard
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fritz posted:notch656c 43 minutes ago | root | parent | next [–]
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quote:Ask HN: Strategies for working with engineers that are too smart? absolutely not clicking on that one
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disappointed that i Ctrl+f'd 10x and only got 2 hits in that thread
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distortion park posted:most of the people quoted itt really suck but this guy does in a particularly annoying way you have to suck an incredible amount for even other hn posters to think you suck, but this guy achieves it
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Finally a good HN postquote:
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alexandriao posted:astrange 59 minutes ago | root | parent | next [–] "I never read hitchhiker's but I'm willing to say dumb poo poo about it". (Zaphod was immune because they were in a VR world overlay that was specifically designed for him to be there, thus making it true that he was the most important person in the virtual world.) This is beyond his dumbass take on the torment nexus being the TPV.
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the torment nexus is clearly a reference to the Punishment Sphere base facility from SMAC![]()
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Pile Of Garbage posted:the torment nexus is clearly a reference to the Punishment Sphere base facility from SMAC which is still one of the most hosed-up pieces of writing in the game, it's great. https://paeantosmac.wordpress.com/2015/09/23/base-facility-punishment-sphere/ SMAC posted:“It is not uncommon to see patients undergo permanent psychological trauma in the presence of the Sphere, before the nerve stapler has even been strapped into position. Its effect on the general consciousness of the culture is profound: husbands have seen wives go inside, and mothers their children. Dr. Xynan left the surface of the sphere semitranslucent for a reason. You can hear them in there; you can see them. It is a thing of terrible beauty.” hn guy posted:coooooooool
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adam_arthur 11 minutes ago | root | parent | prev | next [–] Oil and coal have lifted more out of poverty than possibly any other invention/discovery in the modern era. The key is not to villainize fossil fuels, but to recognize their benefits and costs and decide collectively via policy what tradeoffs we’re willing to make. Think about how privileged you are in life that you can even consider not depending on fossil fuels. Hysterical takes like yours come across completely naive and uninformed. reply
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alexandriao posted:adam_arthur 11 minutes ago | root | parent | prev | next [–] ![]()
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re: that traffic court post, if you do show up with a lawyer you do get to go first and then the judge and your lawyer crack jokes at each other and confirm their tee time next week then give you a ran-a-stop-sign ticket traffic court is loving horrible if you've never experienced it. the bailiff literally threatened me when i said i wanted a court date
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Jose Valasquez posted:Finally a good HN post lol
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someone oughta nerve staple the hn posters
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The one time I had to go to court as a defendant or whatever the judge complemented me on wearing a jacket which was kinda awkward because a navy shipmate showed up in his khaki uniform and we had a drink over it later but the judge was like, mr dougdrums, please tell me how a fwc (dnr) officer wrote you this. The actual story was kinda funny and I had the privilege of being in the navy so the judge dismissed it.
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the point of that anecdote is that it seemed incredibly subjective
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why is someone else showing up in uniform awkward? because they saw you out of uniform? Also I don't really understand the "please tell me how a fwc (dnr) officer wrote you this" part either
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