dchorror.bsky.social
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This might be a bit of a revelation for you, but somebody posting on social media doesn't prevent them from also doing other things.
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Mostly sounds like you've fallen for the propaganda.
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If you don't see the fighting going on, you're intentionally being blind.
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Over the course of 14 years, almost 100 years after the initial Jim Crow laws.
Do you really want to be dealing with this for the next century because we can technically do it without social media?
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A real aspect of being human is that not one of us can be 100% tuned in to everything everywhere all at once. Posts on social media often act as a filter on the signal to noise ratio.
How many people wouldn't be aware of this at all without this post and others like it.
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That sounds like priority based path finding. Fun with state machines and A* pathfinding.
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As a delivery driver, I feel this in my soul.
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Even in nerd shit, quips aren't particularly common. The complaint usually comes off as hyper fixating on one or two lines or an embarrassingly low bar for what counts as witty dialogue.
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Looking at this line up, it feels like Aisha Clan-Clan would fit right in there.
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"An Ordinary Spoon?"
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It'd probably be akin to reaching out to a marketing agency that has video editors on staff, though it may mostly work on volunteer effort at first.
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I know some level of video editing, and would love to contribute to something. Would you be looking at doing it as more of an Upcoming Features trailer or an Indie Showcase?
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Is that what he did on the day he got sent home?
I'd say he has a pretty decent life outside of work.
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So, wishful thinking?
Like, I'd be willing to bet that the overlap between students who don't know what they want to do and graduates having trouble finding work in their field is a lot smaller than you think it is.
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How does that help people get the jobs they want?
People keep saying others should become carpenters, plumbers, etc, because we need those positions to exist, but they never establish why those jobs are desirable or fulfilling to someone who wants to work in a lab, office, or studio.
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They're probably not. Like, if you compare any one console with buttons to the touch screen console, the touch screen console is likely more expensive.
But you're not comparing the touch screen to just one other console, but rather seven other consoles collectively. They're not interchangeable.