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by 0xy 4y ago
Courts determine guilt, and the courts did not find Ross guilty of attempted murder beyond reasonable doubt. So, objectively, Ross is innocent of attempted murder. If the prosecutors thought they had a good case, why wouldn't they purs
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by 0xy 4y ago
Isn't your metric of "some advertisers pulled out" meaningless? There's actually zero evidence revenue declined at all. Ads still seem to be running, and they have more eyeballs than ever. Someone's paying. If salar
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by 0xy 4y ago
SBF will get a lower sentence or might even dodge jail altogether considering how many political palms he's greased, including throughout the current administration.
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by 0xy 4y ago
Twitter is at peak MAUs and according to previous financial statements should be cash flow positive after personnel changes. Seems like they invested in a business which was almost immediately switched into a profitable enterprise on an upw
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by 0xy 4y ago
Securities fraud. SBF almost certainly misrepresented the company during negotiations with investors in its most recent fundraising attempts. If his Twitter deception is anything to go by, he liked lied to investors about pilfering customer
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by 0xy 4y ago
Only if you can show a population dense country like Japan spends comparative amounts on infrastructure to supply the gas than a population sparse country like Australia. In other words, only if you're lying is it corruption. Costs are
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by 0xy 4y ago
Twitter was famously unreliable for years with the "fail whale", and no such competitor swooped in despite years of problems. So this argument doesn't seem to hold water.
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by 0xy 4y ago
Irrelevant if your severance period is longer than the mandatory wait periods, which it always is. This advice is worse than useless and almost certainly actively misleading. There's almost zero chance they'll violate this.
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by 0xy 4y ago
Parag used to be CTO and seems to have presided over multiple years of lethargic development and glacial product evolution. What did Jack see in Parag as a leader, exactly? How do these people continue to fail upwards?
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by 0xy 4y ago
Joe Biden ordered a report into this and the intelligence community concluded lab leak was a viable possibility, so I don't see how this is political. Both parties agree lab leak is a possibility (well, now they do, after Democrats cal
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by 0xy 4y ago
"We think we can do self driving in a year" (very unrealistic prediction) versus "we have a working truck prototype" (literally false). Being an optimist isn't fraud.
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Australian Federal Police hacked, classified documents on drug cartels stolen(abc.net.au)
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by 0xy 4y ago
It's pretty much impossible to get jacked by eating garbage and just hitting the gym for hours a day. Diet is an important component, and gyms (and habitual gym users) won't tell you to drink only protein shakes. In fact, gym atte
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by 0xy 4y ago
>less likely to follow modern knowledge on healthy lifestyle Seems like a claim that was invented. Physically fit men are substantially more likely to be conservative. [1] [2] Your claims that "modern knowledge" even show how t
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by 0xy 4y ago
That's over half the usual budget for California, so no it's not "peanuts". The ability to service debt is a function of the government's resources, not the entire economy. As pointed out, the year was anomalous for
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by 0xy 4y ago
California's high-speed rail money pit hasn't had enough cash thrown in? The state is incapable of building nearly anything.
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by 0xy 4y ago
He's taking from the children of the recipients, considering California's current debt load. When you're underwater, a "profit" doesn't mean you're suddenly flush with cash. It's still debt-funded fri
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by 0xy 4y ago
In this case they're using debt, because while they may have had a surplus in a single calendar year, they're still over $150bn in debt. So it isn't spending surplus, because they're massively underwater and a "prof
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by 0xy 4y ago
Almost nobody buys a 3090. A huge, huge portion of the market is fought in the mid-tier. The 2060 was the most popular 20-series card, if memory serves. AMD and Intel can compete in the mid-tier.
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by 0xy 4y ago
When it comes to university selection criteria for example, Asians and white people are indeed the most discriminated against. An Asian or white person must score substantially higher than a Hispanic or black person to achieve entrance into
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by 0xy 4y ago
Why are you outraged at an airline selling scratch cards but when every single airport in the world will sell you a scratch card, to accompany your 12 dollar black coffee or 8 dollar bottle of water?
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by 0xy 4y ago
Ryanair customers are not shopping with quality or cleanliness in mind. Their criteria for a flight is cost, and that's it. If you complain about Ryanair's quality, you really aren't their target customer. In my view, if you&
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by 0xy 4y ago
Here's how they'll work out; the city will send "random" inspections from the fire department, inspectors and other departments every week to spite you. Applying for any other permit in the city will result in rejection
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by 0xy 4y ago
Waiting for them to punish the doctors and the CDC who claimed that masks were ineffective at the start of the pandemic, which contributed to thousands of deaths. The CDC's lies were some of the worst disinformation (they knowingly lie
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by 0xy 4y ago
Worth noting this is "ranked" by the "you will own nothing", "lockdowns are quietly improving cities" World Economic Forum.
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by 0xy 4y ago
So you're doubling down on a definition of the word that you invented?
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by 0xy 4y ago
Pretty much any article on gender claims it's a social construct using citations from "sources" like Mother Jones and fringe extremist social sciences professors. Biology is barely a consideration. If you look at articles on
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by 0xy 4y ago
censor "to suppress or delete as objectionable" [1] You can't just make up definitions of words. Suppression is censorship. [1] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/censor
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by 0xy 4y ago
It's not even true "in Australia", given the South Australian government, famously pro-Tesla and pro-renewables, has been ramping up the production of NEW gas peaking plants and the refurbishment of old ones. Australia is dou
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by 0xy 4y ago
It clearly isn't about the money, it's about the scale of weapons about to be used in Europe to fuel cartel and gang violence. Who do you think is stealing and buying these weapons? Cartels, gangs, criminals, arms traffickers. The

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