Dig1t

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by Dig1t 7mo ago
Again though, you are presenting 0 evidence that these strikes have anything to do with oil. Meanwhile there's a mountain of evidence that this has everything to do with Israel and its ambition to dominate the region.
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by Dig1t 7mo ago
There is no evidence this strike has anything to do with oil, our leadership is not even saying that we will be involved with the changes on the ground. Oil prices are extremely low and have been so for a while now, domestic production is h
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by Dig1t 7mo ago
There is virtually no chance they will start a civil war, they are an ethnostate and the majority of their citizens are wholly in favor of continuing to expand. >In August 2025, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interv
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by Dig1t 7mo ago
Obviously has nothing to do with oil companies or oil, this is a war on behalf of Israel. Netanyahu visited Trump 6 times in the past year. Prominent Zionists and Israelis inside the US have been agitating for the US to do this for years, e
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by Dig1t 7mo ago
Your description of what happened in Iraq was exactly the point of why we invaded. Iraq and Iran were the two biggest threats to Israel, we got rid of Iraq and now we are removing the only other rival to Israel remaining in the Middle East.
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by Dig1t 7mo ago
If you can buy the book on Amazon or find it at your local library is the book really "banned"?
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by Dig1t 7mo ago
Again, very little engagement on ideas, but full paragraphs of derangement about "white supremacy" and "racism". Nobody cares man, you spent the last 10 years calling everything you disagreed with racism and now those wo
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by Dig1t 7mo ago
By “these people” do you mean the people who actually make things? These banned industrial processes sum to making almost every physical object. The net effect is that it’s nearly illegal to make anything physical. Do you think that the sta
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
>Israeli soldiers fired over 900 bullets at the aid workers That is a LOT of shooting. A normal mag holds 30 rounds, that's 30 full magazines worth of bullets they dumped into these people. They were really trying to make sure there
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
I have seen junior engineers do this on multiple occasions. This is why all code should be reviewed by experienced engineers, whether written by a human or an LLM.
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
They will build to a much higher standard than normal US residential construction, as they do with most commercial buildings. Many people do not understand the vast difference between residential construction quality and the quality that me
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
Only if they are supremely lazy. It’s possible to use these tools in a diligent way, where you maintain understanding and control of the system but outsource the implementation of tasks to the LLM. An engineer should be code reviewing every
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
Because they are an American company which benefits from all of the advantages of this country, and indeed would not exist at all without this country's people. They rely on the tax incentives, stable society, culture, cities, infrastr
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
Many of these roles, such as the ones where people just push buttons and send emails, could be done by Americans with just a little bit of training. But there is no incentive for Apple to train Americans or invest in their existing employee
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
It’s extremely relevant. The Trump admin just facilitated the sale of TikTok to an ardent Zionist for an incredibly cheap price, and Netanyahu himself gave a talk saying it was the most important event in the “eighth front” of their war. Sa
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
You are being downvoted but you are totally correct. The tech industry existed before the H1B and was growing rapidly. There’s no evidence at all that the industry would have stopped growing without the H1B or that any company started by an
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
“Top tier programmer” Apple employees thousands of H1Bs, many of them literally push buttons and file bug reports all day and don’t know how to code or barely know how. I know this because I’ve worked with teams of them for a decade at Appl
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
>S&P 100 added more than 300,000 jobs — 94% went to people of color. Democratic administrations also engage in and promote discriminatory hiring policies which flagrantly violate the civil rights act (Title VII specifically). https:
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
How can anyone look at Microsoft’s products and consider their leadership to be good? Literally the only metric that’s been good has been market cap, but that will not last forever if they continue with their current trajectory.
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
>or grok's porn I know it’s gross, but I would not discount this. Remember why Blu-ray won over HDDVD? I know it won for many other technical reasons, but I think there are a few historical examples of sexual content being a big com
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
Look her up on TikTok, she’s not mentally well. Extreme leftist ideology is what I’m talking about. You should read the book, it’s pretty good. Isaacson is not at all biased towards Musk, he has a lot of critical things to say about him. Th
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
>Elon Musks own daughter is attacking him online. Think about that. If you read Walter Isaacson's book on Musk it's pretty clear that his kids do love him, he does care for them well, and that his "daughter" fell into
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
"authentically happy and fulfilled" is not the definition of success that PG is using in this essay. TBH the pursuit of great wealth and the world of startups is not the line of work to pursue if the goal is to be "authentica
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
>I think the representatives pushing for this legislation is evidence Why is that considered evidence? There are many cases of elected representatives doing things that do not align with the wishes of their constituents. There are also m
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
Do you have any evidence that any significant number of Americans want this restriction on 3D printers?
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
It does seem very pleasing from a physics perspective. You could be cooling your house and heating your water with some of the heat you’re pumping out of your living space. From an engineering perspective sort of problematic having all the
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
What ever happened to fuscia? Wasn’t that supposed to be their long term OS for desktop?
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>It would be currently impossible for desalination to meet the immense water demands of the midwest. Any evidence for this? First principles reasoning about the problem shows this to be eminently doable. How much ocean water is available
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
There is more than enough water available for everyone in the world. Israel gets 80% of its water from desalinated ocean water. They even have extra water to pump back into natural sources like the sea of Galilee and aquifers. Western count
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by Dig1t 8mo ago
Israel has a massive desalination operation. It produces so much extra water that they can actually pump the extra water back into natural sources. Any water shortage problem in the first world is simply one of mismanagement and a failure t

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