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by DANmode 4mo ago
4DayWeek.io
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by DANmode 4mo ago
> swarf New word for me: filing debris!
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by DANmode 4mo ago
> governments don't know how to mandate good corporate governance. General Motors? Could also try not giving them the money . Forcing others to do better - or not exist.
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by DANmode 4mo ago
The bailouts and or special treatment start afterward.
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by DANmode 4mo ago
Are you open to opportunities?
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by DANmode 4mo ago
Savvy folks have their paperwork in order, and simply send the Sheriff to take their stuff if they won’t pay. Often no % required.
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by DANmode 4mo ago
The easy reply is: REI is pretty unusual, and: what are the next two or three “problematic” companies on the list?
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by DANmode 4mo ago
Getting warmer.
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by DANmode 4mo ago
> what is the social benefit of worker-owned No capital-risking, and then rent-seeking, middleman, if I’m following.
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by DANmode 4mo ago
That’s a lame appeal to authority. Here’s mine (the reply to the pg comment - their account is older than yours, if that matters): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=117237
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by DANmode 4mo ago
> That’s what they do That’s what you do. > You can write a reply if you want to engage, you don’t have to. Downvoting is engaging - in my opinion, just incompletely - if nobody else has replied yet enumerating your dissenting vie
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by DANmode 4mo ago
The comment was the discussion; it was the only comment, and killed.
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by DANmode 4mo ago
Chewing bacteria and or acid for too long, yeah. Like most people. It’s easy to explain away degenerative effects as primarily age-related - until you look at healthy old people. About whom the model just says “statistical outlier” and move
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by DANmode 4mo ago
It makes boring reading because the discussion, for those who have cared about it in the past, remains the same. Anyway, downvote = “This doesn’t belong here.” or “This doesn’t attempt to contribute to the discussion.” If everyone here down
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by DANmode 4mo ago
Vouched, I feel similarly. (I can’t possibly understand this being downvoted. The downvote button isn’t an “I disagree” button.)
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by DANmode 4mo ago
> Maybe it would have been more socially acceptable even back then if they hadn't made them look sci-fi and instead like regular glasses. They literally couldn’t. Glass cost $1,500 and had tech spilling out into separate modules att
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by DANmode 4mo ago
> some help from AI tools You forgot to read the post.
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by DANmode 4mo ago
Perfect response. “Why isn’t this a CLI?” because your mom still exists.
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by DANmode 4mo ago
Replace the CMOS battery yet?
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by DANmode 4mo ago
So, you - and others - read it? Almost no one - but not no one.
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by DANmode 4mo ago
You think that happened to her from a single exposure? A handful of exposures? She looks like a football! Who’s hallucinating?
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by DANmode 4mo ago
Literally doesn’t mean figuratively - anymore than “yeet” means to remove. This isn’t discourse anymore. (Millions of cigarette smokers can be wrong!)
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by DANmode 4mo ago
and then staying in the sun too long, over and over again. Don’t forget that step.
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by DANmode 4mo ago
Ask if it’s required, instead of assuming it is, is the point. Modern equivalent “move over here for your picture ‘for the doctor’.” No thanks, I’d like to opt-out!
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by DANmode 4mo ago
Does tape still burn really easily? Or has that been fixed?
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by DANmode 4mo ago
It’s again legal for the US government to publish propaganda targeted against their citizens, so you’ll struggle to ever know for sure what’s unadulterated US media.
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by DANmode 4mo ago
Finish your point?
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by DANmode 4mo ago
That’s at today-prices. If the cost doubles, or 4x, which is seems to need to for them to go profitable, what then?
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by DANmode 4mo ago
It literally does mean that. It figuratively does not. You’re not going to change the meaning of two words, here…

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