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by 1659447091 1y ago
Not sure if you are saying this as snark, but yes, trump is on the side of "who is paying me today". Not sure how this is not blatantly clear by now. And Russia, China, et al., who have a real interest in weakening the US understa
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Most school hacks carried out by their own pupils, watchdog says(bbc.com)
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Lung function as we age and wider affects on health(bbc.com)
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> For me it really taints the sporting event experience. Same here. I was reading how gambling sponsors took over the Premier League. Over half (11 of 20 I believe) have their logo on the front of match day kits; they will be banned next
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by 1659447091 1y ago
The current South Park season, episode 3 has a funny bit of this. I stopped watching it a decade or more ago after becoming a bit repetitive and thought it went away like all the other things. Then the twitter spat with the WH made news and
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> Anyway you are somehow still implying that the majority of all European towns and cities that had ancient buildings were destroyed during WW2? Which is rather silly. I absolutely did not imply that, maybe try re-reading while assuming
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by 1659447091 1y ago
It means the damage done by the massive amounts of aeral bombings destroyed a large amount of historical records, cultural heritage sites & artifacts, libraries, national and academic archives etc. It wasn't only Germany that lost
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by 1659447091 1y ago
What about her do you find fake or uncaring for the people? She's a bit too left on some things for my personal taste, but I find her reasonable and still un-jaded/un-corrupted by her time in politics -- so far, time will tell if
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by 1659447091 1y ago
>> thanks to a 146,000-year-old skull unearthed in Harbin, China, in mysterious circumstances more than 90 years ago Collaboration with outside scholars plus China willingness to slowly grant access to their rich expansive history i
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> The fact remains that the P320 malfunctions. This is why I came around to appreciating the California Roster of Handguns regulation. Firearm manufacturers should be held to a higher safety standard. Originally I thought it was ridiculo
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> I would recommend you take an entry level CCW class. I had to take one to get my Texas License To Carry (at the time a concealed carry license). I don't know what they teach in other states, but Texas has strict regulations on whe
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> spaces around em-dashes is a question of style, not pre- or pro-scribed by any specific typographical rule Writing and publishing style guides like Hart's Rules (Oxford Style Guide) & Chicago manual of style have the 'em&
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by 1659447091 1y ago
The 30.0* signs are basically “no trespassing” sign that property owners (stores shops buildings etc) may elect to refuse entry to persons in various modes of carry. Most commonly will allow people to conceal carry with a license. Most plac
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Mattel's M.U.S.C.L.E. Men: A Retrospective (2021)(retroramblings.com)
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Wyoming That's a lot of "red" states. Looks like
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by 1659447091 1y ago
Except citizens are free to renounce citizenship -- thus tax duty -- and leave of their own accord. The US makes this very easy, unlike other countries. I have no slack for tax dodgers, especially when they are given the resources to fulfil
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> the idea of going on a shopping expedition with a gun is absolutely foreign to me If you ever visit Texas take a look around the entrances to stores, shops, restaurants, bars etc. You should see large white signs with a "gun-bust
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Fire burning inside 325ft tall tree after three days(bbc.com)
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> ... as if there were some sort of authorative objective dataset, but by nature, how can you measure unreported income? Citizen also take cash jobs and don't report the income, yet they have more options and access to resources. Un
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by 1659447091 1y ago
It doesn't matter if a student ID required a DNA test. It is simply not a valid ID as accepted by the state of Texas. States have a constitution right to establish its voting rules. If students want to vote in Texas and Texas requires
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by 1659447091 1y ago
I meant forgery to obtain a student id vs a LTC. I think you are misunderstanding my intent here. The student ID thing is a weak argument. If they need a government issue ID/passport to get a student ID -- then so what if a student ID
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by 1659447091 1y ago
Community colleges also issue student IDs Forgery is far more simple for those than a LTC
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> to places like Texas make gun permits a legal form of ID and not student IDs. A student ID does not require the holder to get both a state and FBI background check. Besides the background checks, obtaining a license to carry (Texas gun
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by 1659447091 1y ago
I have a theory that a large number of old accounts that were abandoned/not used got taken over at some point and are being used for most AI assisted comments. I just don't care enough to audit the comments of all the users. It wa
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> you should ask your favorite frontier LLM I don't need to run comments through llm's to create reply's for me, but you do you. Clearly you need a better one because it went completely off the rails from my post. Good luc
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> 2. LLMs clearly cannot be "actually living" but I fail to see how that's related to intelligence per se. Ive found 'Triarchic theory of intelligence' [0] to be helpful here. It's a much more rounded approa
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by 1659447091 1y ago
That story was much more common than ever hearing about anyone in school that got run over crossing a street. Pearl clutching story incoming. My elementary school was located on an "island", so you always had to cross a street to
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by 1659447091 1y ago
None of those things is an active power grab though, which is what I was replying to. a "natural monopoly" is "often the first supplier in a market" [0] How is being the first, thus more time to grow a market, anti-compe
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by 1659447091 1y ago
> I just moved back to the US and had to find a new local doctor who gives me 30 day scripts You may have difficultly getting a 90 day, both the doc and pharmacist have to agree to do it - 3x30 day with 'fill on dates' is more
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Warren Buffett Archive(buffett.cnbc.com)
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