Eumenes

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by Eumenes 3y ago
I believe there is a renewed interest in Hitler's speeches due to alleged support of Palestine/Arabs and the encroachment of US/UK interests in the middle east/north Africa pre-ww2, for example, take this speech from the
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by Eumenes 3y ago
These would sell like hotcakes in the US but no, the US market can only sell the biggest $70k trucks and with the most computerized/electronic crap necessary.
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Abstractions Set in Granite(unsigned.io)
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I lol'd
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Agreed. Its just a money laundering front for casinos and sports betting at this point.
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white guilt
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Its not an officially supported theory, but there's alot of anecdotal evidence out there that going off of BC after many years can cause these symptoms with some women.
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> What are the socio-political effects of mass psychological changes brought about by putting a large chunk of the population on medications without full knowledge of the side effects? Not really a question big pharma is interested in di
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A good friend of mine developed a serious case of pcos from birth control medication which started in her teen years. It's impacting her fertility, growing facial hair, pre-diabetes symptoms, and impacting weight gain/loss. Her do
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by Eumenes 3y ago
I like this headline on the economics page of BI: Taylor Swift and Beyoncé won't prop up the US economy much longer, with Americans' COVID-era savings running dry
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I disagree. He named his VC firm, Das Kapital, thats very cute! http://daskapitalcapital.com/
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> For many Americans, the doctor shortage has already arrived. More than 100m people today live in an area without enough primary-care doctors (the problem is particularly bad in rural areas). For mental health things are even worse: hal
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Wouldn't this just give the greenlight to crappy internet companies to shove more tracking BS and bloatware into their web/mobile apps? Can the average residential internet user even tell the difference from whats available now an
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> A.I. powered > personal messages
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This topic seems to be very polarizing and brings out many mini autocrats who don't have children and think the solution always lies in government. Public schools have been a failure for many years and this is one way parents can engag
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exactly, the 'about' page, is all I needed to see
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No, because the executive of a browser company (an apparent agnostic software tool, not a social media network) is advocating for "deplatforming" ... you don't think thats strange? Mozilla, from my understanding, has always b
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by Eumenes 3y ago
Let it die. Its essentially ran by children at this point. Between the recent obsession with identity politics and crap like this, I'd rather use IE: https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/we-need-more-than-depla
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by Eumenes 3y ago
23&Me was literally founded by Sergey Brin's wife at the time. This was a data harvesting operation from the start.
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I, too, would like an anarchist time machine
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Whenever this comes up, one of the justifications is "death threats". Any anonymous account or bot can make a "death threat" ... but its being often used in political theater and discourse to sow division, real or not.
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That's fear
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> Vet clinics, medial practices, engineering firms, etc all use to to thrive on being 20 person shops are now routinely being bought up by PE firms and rolled into larger companies which means far fewer entrepreneurs or chances for up an
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It will obviously go down in history as the lobotomy of the 21st century. However, it'll take many media cycles for that to be covered.
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This is pretty ironic, trying to insure AI is "safe, secure, and trustworthy", from an administration that is fighting free speech on social media, and want back door communication with social media companies.
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At least Caesar was a respectable age for leading when he died (55) ... This is interesting: https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/statistics/data/executive-or...
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This kinda thing should not be legislated via executive order. Congress needs a committee and must deliberate. Sad.
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Alot of PMs want the job for the wrong reasons or are generally misguided. They want control, believe they are a visionary, use it for stepping stone to be a 'founder' one day, etc. Also, there's a trend of meh junior softwar
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by Eumenes 3y ago
Hiking, Netflix, concerts, and brunch probably covers 95% of young adults in the PNW. Personally, defining your personality by watching TV is objectively boring and lazy. Dating is alot about marketing yourself, which I'm sure dating c
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by Eumenes 3y ago
There's nothing wrong with watching TV/Netflix in your free time. Its a free country. But, don't be surprised if alot of prospective dates to find that boring or milquetoast. Dating profiles seem to be written by ChatGPT, for

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