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You should probably get more sleep.

This seems like literally the stupidest thing they could prioritize.

So what?

A captivating tale of the birth and death of the best blog post ever.

I have been thinking about where to go to lunch.

Oh, sorry, I was trying to bake a pie.

> People in our industry are already making far above the median

Well, half of them are.

No.

That's why I only eat blue whale meat.

Some of the most idiotic reasoning I've read in a long time.

I don't realize that because it's not.

So every con artist should be unrestricted in selling false hope to the most desperate of us?

And maybe I have the secret to cold fusion open in a text file in front of me. Are you looking for an investment opportunity?

> Interestingly, the numbers seem to indicate that they expect people employed in Public Administration to have the easiest time finding a new job.

Or that they are the least likely to be laid off in the first place.

> I haven't taken it off in (literally) months

Your wrist must smell great.

Ummm... yes?

What do you think people in 1885 would think of the internet, where you can read some random grade school student's term paper without even leaving your desk?

Sparsely populated with beautiful yellow rectangles.

Is this a topology question?

There were probably more people making 3D storefronts twenty years ago than there are today.

Don't tell you what?

No they didn't.

I would not eat them alive either.

> Given that two-hand holding is the norm for paper books

It's not.

Frankly, to a representative elected by a certain set of humanity, only one set of humanity should matter.

Ridiculous. Books also burn very easily, so apparently flammability should be an important spec of any e-reader.

That's fine, until they decided to neuter their add-on API.

So what?

When you boycott something at the type level, it's a compiler error to buy something from that firm.

> nothing to do

Yeah, you don't know anything about Nashville.