ClutchBand

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by ClutchBand 6y ago
American politics became Americans nightly entertainment, its a saturated behemoth with an insatiable appetite. It will not be long until election campaigns are non-stop. There's simply too much money in this game.
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by ClutchBand 6y ago
Small towns and cities need to look at other means to survive than to try and bring in some large employer or factory. Those can be boons, but banking on industrialists or some keystone sort of solution is a sure way to fail. I grew up a fe
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by ClutchBand 6y ago
Thank you for this, and all of your work. There are many places you've shot and produced like this that we will never be able to get to, and this is a true joy to spend time in.
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by ClutchBand 7y ago
Im certainly living in a bubble, but I've always had the option through my 401k provider to adjust my allocations among a very broad range of options.
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by ClutchBand 7y ago
Data in what state? Does data need to be stored long-term to be used in analytics? The outcomes of those analytics is the data that is needed and would need to exist for a time, but the day-to-day, I don't know why you would expect al
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by ClutchBand 7y ago
No expert, but I would imagine that decreased cost to manufacture (as factories are getting built and established), improvements in its total output (and generally the technology behind them), and longevity/durability.
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by ClutchBand 7y ago
When have we not been seen as disposable. The common man has been reduced to just a cog in the machine, with the exceptions being our concerted fights for what little protections we have.
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by ClutchBand 7y ago
Mobility is great but when on .001% of the entire global population gets to do it, and they get to do it much easier than anyone else would have (sometime skirting laws and requirements that normal people would). The rich and elite get spec
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by ClutchBand 7y ago
One interests activist is anothers journalist, is anothers anarchist, is anothers communist, is another rebel, etc. Journalists face the firing squads on all sides when someone or something in power is being called out.
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by ClutchBand 7y ago
The Federal Government or the policy makers in control of it, seem to believe that privatizing things is an approach for making them redundant, in a way. Until we can step back from the belief that private corporations can solve every probl
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by ClutchBand 7y ago
There are many who know and understand that decision, and still move back, so they must (at least some) be factoring things like this into the decision to move back. Perhaps they feel that they can make a difference or perhaps some other re
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by ClutchBand 7y ago
The individuals come together to create a society with rules. To be a part of society one must follow those rules. Ethics, to me, have a place there, and it would be better in all cases to establish those rules or norms in your society, or
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by ClutchBand 7y ago
And you cost more because you are subject to these rules and regulations. Amazon will abuse the lack of rules and enforcement on this, just as everyone else that can will do so until we write and codify a law that prevents or discourages it
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by ClutchBand 7y ago
Blaming a temporary administration for the problem gives them a new enemy every cycle, keeping you distracted from the larger issues and problems.
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by ClutchBand 8y ago
Maybe I am off here, but I do something a bit more simple ``` def issue_command(self, command): if not str(command): response = None logger.error('Command argument must be