By no means is reddit 'the model'. In practically any sub except the explicitly Jewish ones, I will find an avalanche of antisemitism on any post that touches on Judaism/Israel/Jews.
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By no means is reddit 'the model'. In practically any sub except the explicitly Jewish ones, I will find an avalanche of antisemitism on any post that touches on Judaism/Israel/Jews.
You had some seed funding.
Call him an unhinged lunatic if you want photochemsyn; but I consider him a super genius.
Link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/29506.Prisoner_s_Dilemma
I was a huge fan of the Enso program launcher made by Humanized back in the day. Aza Raskin I think it was. I got so excited when I saw this said Enso, but alas..
You get better education on YouTube. what do we do now that the standard professor trying to teach remote is worse than youtube?
Paying thousands a semester only to end up using all free resources to actually learn.
One of these days we'll fire 90% of them, and then we can all learn from the top 10%.
Youtube, plus Kahn academy, plus openmit
/rant
Indeed, hiring a fulltime offsite employee is very different from outsourcing to a 3rd party.
If you would've bothered to look under the hood, you would see that they reference tons of scientific sources and provide a level of transparency and knowledge-base to the sports supplement industry that is unrivaled.
To be clear, There is no other site nearly as good as Examine for this subject matter.
A good buzzer is like 35 bucks in a kit, and then you get hundreds of 'free' buzzes, literally anytime you want. Plus no fear of a robot slitting your throat.
That said, looks like most of the US does not feel the same way about Google. I still see 90-99% of organic traffic coming from Google for my client sites.
PVP is basically csgo in space. Not too many people on each team. Only 2 teams. Etc.
As an aside, as a gamer - terribly displeased with destiny 2. Huge dissappointment. Mostly because of it's multiplayer and communicated drawbacks.
Edit: I'm talking 'real' harm. The kind you could sue someone for, with real actual damages. Not simply emotional distress or inconvenience.
Do you not think that in the long-run that our law will make all that is universally agreed to be unethical and harmful to others also illegal?
What I'm saying is law marches in the direction of ever improving it's fit to society. You seem to throw that out the window and think of law as some unrelated and untrustable thing.
Edit: that's like saying all the people who say on Twitter 'trump needs a punch to the face' are committing hate speech?
Lol why not? Sounds like freedom.
It's also well known theres too many law schools and too many lawyers. It's a bad market to enter into now.