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2y ago
i hope the next dummy payload is a giant 2 story tall anime figurine, knowing musk it's not out of the question
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2y ago
trump is the most anti-war president of my lifetime, i don't know how anyone is accusing him of using or misusing the military. what is it specifically about a second term that allows him to rig all future elections? what is different
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2y ago
what powers does the president have to create a deficit? what specifically did he do that doubled the debt? i ask this rhetorically, because of course the president doesn't have these powers. i'm not defending trump, i wish he did
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2y ago
i blame the media for "trump is literally hitler" for the past ten years
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2y ago
yeah im perplexed with anti-trump people state sweeping facts that are easily disproven in 5 seconds of searching
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2y ago
this is extremely out of touch with reality. trump is not going to run for a third term. he didn't even pardon himself when he was last in office, which he could have done, but didn't. he also could have packed the courts and didn
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2y ago
i always use duckduckgo for pirate searches but honestly there's only a couple mainstream public ones worth going to, so i usually just go directly to those
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2y ago
what is the societal benefit of allowing land use restrictions when selling land? it seems like all the arguments are "it allows for permanent green spaces or mandatory sidewalks or mandatory affordable housing or mandatory low polluti
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2y ago
just metaphorically crushed under the boot of capitalism
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2y ago
People keep using the apps because it's overwhelmingly the easiest way to date/whatever, which is a really high priority in the life of a lot of people, and they're going to use the apps with the best results even if it feels
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2y ago
america is nothing if not the land of opportunity to make stupid decisions and have to live with the results
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2y ago
yep i think the newer ones use a different fuel that is longer lived, and advances in tech around it make it more viable than it was decades ago
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2y ago
Agree with the other person - there's nothing unethical about hiring people in right-to-work laws and systems however you like. employers can fire at any time with no reason, the reverse also has to be true that they can hire at any ti
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2y ago
it's ridiculous how america is all about free markets except for the instances where rich people could lose money, then suddenly free markets are bad and evil
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2y ago
it seems like you can just prevent this by providing incentives for your employees to not get poached, and also companies that mass-hire-mass-fire would get reputations for doing so, and people wouldn't fall for it. making it illegal i
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2y ago
wiki has the answer, ballpark is around twice as long, and they're using this new design for an upcoming probe
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2y ago
ill give that a shot, thanks! im pretty sure it's just a dead battery though - after i charge it for 5-10 min it shows the percentage at like 3-5% which is enough for several more hours and then i just plug it in overnight
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2y ago
these exist on amazon
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2y ago
Bezos bought WaPo when corporate news was a on a clear deccline, and it's consistently lost money on average. Bezos doesn't care, as you said, and it's not about making money but rather controlling a narrative.
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2y ago
ive had a magic mouse and only had to plug it in and charge it and walk away for 10 minutes... maybe... 5 times in the past three years? like it's annoying when it happens, but you also only have to charge it once every couple months,
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2y ago
you have to email the mod team, hn@ycombinator.com. i think?
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2y ago
legal action does not show reality, people can sue for nearly no reason at all, and people have large political and PR reasons to sue Trump for posturing reasons. we have very little idea what trump's track record is for making deals b
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2y ago
what happens behind closed doors is entirely different than what makes the papers. i am positive bezos has spoken to trump, and i am positive trump assured bezos of something that harris did not
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2y ago
maybe biased opinions should be entirely separate from journalistic enterprises if those journalists want a single shred of credibility. people are mad at trump supporters and anti covid and anti vax stuff, and while i agree that's all
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2y ago
in the US most people drink stuff with a ton of ice. it stops the ice from hitting your mouth/teeth when you drink. it's also easier to drink in a moving vehicle with a straw and not risk stuff splashing all over you
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2y ago
good luck friend, i am so happy for your recovery and that you're feeling so good about the results. that's really lovely to hear.
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2y ago
I feel like all of this would be solved if we just made some super simple laws for mandatory time off, mandatory living wages, universal healthcare, mandatory parental leave, and limits on overtime. Other countries do this just fine to grea
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2y ago
my point is that valve/steam takes 30% "because they can". they could charge 5% and im sure still make tons of money. it's still a cut throat business, and while yeah they could be doing shittier things to make more mone
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2y ago
how long did you keep drinking after starting? thanks for response
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2y ago
Terrible article and headline. He doesn't actually say why it makes him depressed. Just says it's a dark hole. Which makes sense if you're a world famous successful person with hundreds of millions of dollars - the internet
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