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Trump even managed to find a woman who's been charged with sexual assault to appoint as a department head. It's hard to come up with a theory for these picks that doesn't include an explicit preference for rapists

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Trump even managed to find a woman who's been charged with sexual assault to appoint as a department head. It's hard to come up with a theory for these picks that doesn't include an explicit preference for rapists

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... speaking of leopards eating faces

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... speaking of leopards eating faces

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Cats finally caught a mouse! And ate most of it! So proud! And so disgusted!

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Cats finally caught a mouse! And ate most of it! So proud! And so disgusted!

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Of course stores switch directly from Halloween to Christmas. There are no intermediate retail holidays. Thanksgiving doesn't entail a whole lot of junk to buy. It's not like moving shit around is free, you're not going to do an extra decor or stock changeover unless there is some sale to be got from it.

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Of course stores switch directly from Halloween to Christmas. There are no intermediate retail holidays. Thanksgiving doesn't entail a whole lot of junk to buy. It's not like moving shit around is free, you're not going to do an extra decor or stock changeover unless there is some sale to be got from it.

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You can always tell what a programming language's founders thought was most important, because that feature is the worst part of the language, owing to some special kludges introduced to make that particular thing special. Language designers destroy everything they love.

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You can always tell what a programming language's founders thought was most important, because that feature is the worst part of the language, owing to some special kludges introduced to make that particular thing special. Language designers destroy everything they love.

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A lot of these drawbacks were masked for a long time because women lacked rights and so the accounting for this work just disappeared into the "free" labor of the not allowed education or bank accounts underclass.

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A lot of these drawbacks were masked for a long time because women lacked rights and so the accounting for this work just disappeared into the "free" labor of the not allowed education or bank accounts underclass.

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A lot of of modern efficiency gains are illusory because "inefficient" jobs you could do while watching, or even involving, children are replaced by all-attention-consuming jobs that nobody you know can even understand much less help with.

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A lot of of modern efficiency gains are illusory because "inefficient" jobs you could do while watching, or even involving, children are replaced by all-attention-consuming jobs that nobody you know can even understand much less help with.

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It stayed warm unseasonably late into the Fall and the leaves didn't turn, then the cold hit real sudden. I guess when green leaves freeze they can't do their normal thing. I expected them to all drop after that, but they mostly just stayed up all Winter.

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It stayed warm unseasonably late into the Fall and the leaves didn't turn, then the cold hit real sudden. I guess when green leaves freeze they can't do their normal thing. I expected them to all drop after that, but they mostly just stayed up all Winter.

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Last year the maples did not drop their leaves, which is a thing I did not know could happen. This recollection keeps occurring to me because in contrast the normal leaf litter this year is rather overwhelming.

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Last year the maples did not drop their leaves, which is a thing I did not know could happen. This recollection keeps occurring to me because in contrast the normal leaf litter this year is rather overwhelming.

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"Back to work, those dependencies aren't going to update themselves.

... well, actually they do, but somebody has to click Merge."

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"Back to work, those dependencies aren't going to update themselves.

... well, actually they do, but somebody has to click Merge."

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let's not try to pretend it isn't every man's fantasy to find out you've somehow become president and appoint all of your unqualified friends to run shit

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let's not try to pretend it isn't every man's fantasy to find out you've somehow become president and appoint all of your unqualified friends to run shit

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IF Y'ALL CANNOT NAME YOUR SEMANTIC KEYS CONSISTENTLY I AM PULLING THIS CAR OVER AND SWITCHING EVERYTHING TO GUIDS

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IF Y'ALL CANNOT NAME YOUR SEMANTIC KEYS CONSISTENTLY I AM PULLING THIS CAR OVER AND SWITCHING EVERYTHING TO GUIDS

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That GitHub does this is insane. If I'm looking through code history it's because there is an issue that started occurring at a particular time!

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That GitHub does this is insane. If I'm looking through code history it's because there is an issue that started occurring at a particular time!

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"Think hard, then write down the correct answer" cannot be the only problem solving strategy, but should not be too readily dismissed.

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"Think hard, then write down the correct answer" cannot be the only problem solving strategy, but should not be too readily dismissed.

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Are you a computer that has exact figures, or are you a teenager who will only shrug and answer "probably" to every question

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Are you a computer that has exact figures, or are you a teenager who will only shrug and answer "probably" to every question

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It's really infuriating when I'm looking through some UI for events that happened around October 15 and all the dates on things just say shit like "three weeks ago"

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It's really infuriating when I'm looking through some UI for events that happened around October 15 and all the dates on things just say shit like "three weeks ago"

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@tisbruce Some work at a higher or lower level, some of us work for internal users, but we are all product managers of one sort or another

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@tisbruce Some work at a higher or lower level, some of us work for internal users, but we are all product managers of one sort or another

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I really wish local production had a serious champion, all we have is one party that thinks we can sustain an entire nation of only white collar workers and one party that pretends they can snap their fingers and bring back 1950.

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I really wish local production had a serious champion, all we have is one party that thinks we can sustain an entire nation of only white collar workers and one party that pretends they can snap their fingers and bring back 1950.

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There's a decent set of problems you can half-ass your way out of by going to the store and getting the biggest bolt cutter they have

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There's a decent set of problems you can half-ass your way out of by going to the store and getting the biggest bolt cutter they have

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We're already quoting this one a dozen times a day over here

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We're already quoting this one a dozen times a day over here