I'm hoping the context implies that it only has to seem innovative to the kinds of people who can't tell the difference between software engineers and tech bros.
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Pissed at who, though?
Either way, this sentiment ignores the point in the text about war related profits.
Weird dichotomy, when there's more than enough wealth to take care of both, if it were managed sensibly.
I can't figure out if that community is supposed to be satirical or not.
That's still missing some of the nuance. The way you're phrasing it paints a picture of having known at some point and deliberately burying it. This can also happen, and is called suppression. But it's also possible for this to happen without any conscious awareness from the beginning, which is repression. In that case, there's no "starting" to believe it, because you never had anything else to believe to begin with.
Those things are not mutually exclusive. When you lie to yourself, or just avoid looking too closely at something, you can effectively mislead yourself without actually knowing it. Then you do become that oblivious. This is called repression, and it's how I ended up not recognizing my own gender identity for over thirty years.
"Gulf of the Jade Skirt" sounds kinda badass.
For what it's worth, I've been losing weight since I started transitioning and gaining boobs since I started HRT. So far I'm down about 40 pounds over almost a year and a half. Started HRT a little over a year ago. Chest development has plateaued a few times, but overall continues marching forward. The occasional delays have not been correlated with eating habits in the slightest. I've had the most consistent activity over the last 4-5 months, which roughly coincides with when I started deliberately calorie counting. I assume that's a coincidence.
Incidentally, I've done virtually no exercise during this time, so it's all diet driven.
For me, it was watered-down Mountain Dew with a mild tinge of chlorine.
Spring JPA Query methods are kind of like the composite words. You just declare a method with a name that describes the database query you want, and it generates the code and SQL for you.
https://docs.spring.io/spring-data/jpa/reference/jpa/query-methods.html
I'm too paralyzed by fear to be embarrassed.
I don't have any good answers, but I hope you enjoy these bad ones: