Habahnow @ Habahnow @sh.itjust.works

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Omg stop this is just too ridiculous lol

Firefly made by awful people? I guess you mean whedon? Or are there others?

I believe the quote is, "and then everything got worse"

yeah the A line especially needs more trains

Really? I think I would say its on the dirtier side compared to other rails only because its used so much and overcrowded. Which rail do you think is the worst? To clarify, I think the A line is the worst (ignoring the k and C line which i hardly take) but even still not discouragingly bad.

i feel you're missing one half of the equation here. So we got 40k people that want to go to dodgers stadium. Where are these 40k people going to come from? The forum? LAX? The rose bowl? No most of these people are going to come from home, and if you don't have the train by a neighborhood, its more discouraging to take the train than just driving.
Part of the issue is that LA doesn't build dense housing as well. The neighborhoods that trainstations stop at should be very dense so you can remove the need to drive places, but LA/US zoning is very bad. Thankfully SB 70 (name may be incorrect) will help with this issue.

Yeah idk why you're upvoted, unless I'm missing something. The articles you linked(could only read the first as the 2nd is behind a paywall) only talk about how much slower NPRs coverage may become due to the backstops. Nothing implies that they have become unreliable news.

I'm unconvinced that NPR is unreliable based on your info. I listen to their planet money, the 1A, and the indicator broadcasts. The 1A especially has recently been openly and bluntly criticizing the fascists movements of Trump/Republicans. The indicator and planet money are more economics focused (rather than politically focused than 1A ) but even they will criticize Republican actions if it doesn't align with economic theories.

Oof, yeah huge difference in experience. I envy your position and wish you the best!

Arthur closed fist meme? I thought it was the circle with fingers game but his hand doesn't look right

NPR? BBC? I'm confused by this meme now...

Gj OP. What's you're work experience? You application process seems so easy (not to put down your work or anything). I've done a lut triple if not cuadruple your applications, and no offers. I have a lit 2 years of software experience though and would not apply to a senior position.

Same, triple/cuadruple the leads amount though for me. Got like 5 last round interviews where I was rejected. Glad for OP though!

Not certain I trust nypost as a source. Wikipedia doesn't trust them as a source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reliable_sources/Perennial_sources

I think i can get to 40ish words. I mean i have a whole day to focus on remembering the words, and it's not ridiculously hard since its only 1 additional word per day, while the rest remain the same. It seems if I do make it to 40 words, i would have earned 666,000.00 USD which is pretty amazing. here's table of the first 10 words:

    
Day | Cash per day	| Number of words |	cumulative earned
1	1,000.00	         5	           1,000.00
2	2,000.00	         6	           3,000.00
3	3,000.00	         7	           6,000.00
4	4,000.00	         8	          10,000.00
5	5,000.00	         9	          15,000.00
6	6,000.00	         10	          21,000.00


  

idk, slightly strange. But IDK if we have all the details yet. my understanding is that he shot into a van owned by ICE/Labelled ICE. I can imagine he may have thought there were ICE agents inside. I haven't heard of any evidence that the the rounds were fabricated with false evidence.

My understanding is this is essentially a hotly fought over area, or nearby a contentious area. That's why there's so many cables going through here:all the drones that were flown past this area.

Kane noted that academic declines are appearing in other countries as well, which suggests a broader global trend that could be linked to increased screen use.

From the article as well. So the pandemic definitely didn't help, but they also don't feel it is only because of that. The article also mentions that the decline started since before the pandemic as well.

I feel in this case, it just "proves them right" . Your 5 year old won't begin to use silence as a sign that they're right and spread videos of that debate to thousands of people.

yeah idk who "they" are specifically (i know in some state/city, they want the 10 commandments in schools), but I doubt they are a religious group that believes in all of the old testament, which means you make a very good point.

watched the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZPWbpOnZ-8

Kirk actually has a good point in that those lines are from the old testament, which Christians believe doesn't apply, and only believe in the new testament. Assuming Kirk is right that it isn't in the new testament ( the Cambridge speaker doesn't contest it either, for whatever that is worth). From the the student then pivots to talking about a new testament description along the lines of: Man shall not sleep with man, which he says can be interpreted differently than man and man and could be man and prostitute. Kirk contends that the traditions and interpretations were created during the time that the writings were created, and so there is no loss of translation then, and those understandings have been passed down until down consistently. I will say, i've summised this, but it is a lot more of a meandering argument afterwards that is not very interesting to watch.

I feel like the cambridge student shouldn't have even brought up the lines in videos above because it doesn't completely apply to Kirk's religious beliefs. The student studied the bible decently enough to make his point, but it seemed he needed additional context of Kirk's beliefs to make a strong point against Kirk.