21 karma · joined August 2, 2013
I build CM tools, so maybe I'll sound a bit more confident. So far, the training courses have reinforced my intuitions about how CM is performed in the enterprise. I'm feeling more able to tackle our engineering inefficiencies.
Molly cuddling does sound cuter, though.
Use a silicone lubricant.
The placebo is false, it is not a truth.
Your reasoning seems to me to be constructs of your own making. My search is for truth in its simplest form, detached from human perceptions.
I do think that your thoughts are good, though perhaps not true.
It's like Snapchat; the whole premise of security disappears when the user realizes they can take a screenshot.
A company can go bankrupt and sell off all user data, in raw form or otherwise, regardless of the agreement under which they collected it.
Huh.
I feel strongly that giving money to someone who is deliberately spending their day begging is actually harmful to that person -- since any success prolongs their time begging. I guess I am assuming that the end goal is to not be begging.
A friend of mine once explained that his philosophy is that "it's not up to him to choose what they do with the money." So, he is very open to giving change to people who are begging.
I contemplated this for several months, and decided that it doesn't change my feelings. It took a lot of thought.
Do/Would I help beggars? Yes, but not by giving them my pocket change.
I've mulled over some sort of 'tinder for friends' and not had any new ideas. This seems straightforward enough to work.