Eumenes

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by Eumenes 3y ago
How do you know if someone is a PhD? They'll tell you.
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by Eumenes 3y ago
ICE and CBP are using it ... ICE is more involved in illegal migration cases. So its likely being used for both legal immigration pathways and the illegal ones. Perhaps further FOIA or reporting will help reveal more details.
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by Eumenes 3y ago
False. Led startups and teams, involved in hiring and helping to process h1b/e3/f1/tn visas. Held a blue card in Germany. What's your experience?
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by Eumenes 3y ago
Does this apply to illegal aliens? If so, I don't really see a problem with this, esp. in the wake of the Israel/Gaza conflict. Look at the country of origin from recent southern border crossing. Its all over the place. Somehow pe
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by Eumenes 3y ago
Sounds like a real piece of work: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheila_Kuehl#Los_Angeles_Count...
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by Eumenes 3y ago
> Should we also ban parents sending their kids money for the same reason? How is that anyway comparable to the county government giving monthly welfare checks to a niche demographic of the population?
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by Eumenes 3y ago
> "Given the huge number of L.A. County residents who applied, it's abundantly clear that a guaranteed basic income is an idea whose time has come," Supervisor Sheila Kuehl said. Uh, its abundantly clear that people want f
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by Eumenes 3y ago
> diverse immigrants given that even today they start 60% of your successful startups nothing says diverse like tech company founders who are primarily: male, 25-35 years old, majority live in 2 or 3 cities, have the same educational bac
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by Eumenes 3y ago
I'm all for this personally, but it would inevitably lead to a repeat of early 20th century Europe
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by Eumenes 3y ago
Facebook ... Moral ... Good one.
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by Eumenes 3y ago
do you know what gauge steel? i'd suggest 1/4 inch and above. anything less can be cut with a 18v angle cutter.
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by Eumenes 3y ago
Fortune 500 companies have insane advertising spend ... there's not many creative places to park it, so naturally it goes to places like FB.
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by Eumenes 3y ago
> it looks like the mainstream narratives now are more about fixing the system and/or working within it, rather than burning the system down or using violence to intimidate the people in the system to appease protestors. for now, bu
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by Eumenes 3y ago
I installed a cat shield on my truck that doubles as a skid plate. Took 15 mins to install. Easy peace of mind.
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by Eumenes 3y ago
> Researchers found that an overwhelming majority of Americans believe democracy is 'at risk' Perhaps one of the most hyperbolic phrases I see parroted in main stream media. You can see the term spike every 4 years, like clockw
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by Eumenes 3y ago
My comment was in regards to what the FTC appointed child psychologists will inevitably suggest: that particular ad content is "bad". It will change absolutely nothing.
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by Eumenes 3y ago
yes, I've watched my wife and female friends/family scroll Instagram ... every 3rd post is an example you provided. Body image/beauty issues for women were a thing before Instagram and social media so I don't think regul
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by Eumenes 3y ago
> how's abstinence only sex education going, for example? Id say that access to Instagram isn't a biological function and normalizing it will lead to it ever entrenched in our lives. Make 18 the age requirement. I don't ca
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by Eumenes 3y ago
I agree about the parenting piece. But social media usage spiked for youths when children were given powerful computers in their pockets they have 24/7 access to. I'd argue it's a technical problem as much as a social one. Ge
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by Eumenes 3y ago
You don't need 'experts' to realize that social media is bad for young people. They are just going to suggest regulating content. I can see it now ... young girls cannot see content showcasing skinny or 'classically beau
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by Eumenes 3y ago
> Meta, along with Snap, TikTok, and Google, now face hundreds of lawsuits claiming they are to blame for adolescents and young adults suffering anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and sleeplessness as a result of their addiction to s
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by Eumenes 3y ago
Ya makes sense, with Berlin essentially being an international airport in terms of demographics. I suppose knowing English would suffice.
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by Eumenes 3y ago
Highly educated immigrants who speak the language are a net positive, for sure.
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by Eumenes 3y ago
Not very - https://www.iab-forum.de/en/what-do-we-know-about-the-employ... Less than 50% are employed 5 years after arrival, in a country with 5.7% unemployment. I imagine adults who don't speak the language, requ
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by Eumenes 3y ago
Are you on ADHD meds too? Just curious.
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by Eumenes 3y ago
To me, this is a result of products and companies being built on web stacks. Its easy to prototype, integrates with cloud services/mostly plug and play, and most developers known at least one stack that works in browsers. There's
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by Eumenes 3y ago
$30/month to chat with a porn star AI chat bot? Can I use my FSA?
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by Eumenes 3y ago
The same governments that created this so-called inequality should receive billions to address the inequality they apparently created? I don't really buy that. And we all know that inequality, from a western perspective, means addressi
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by Eumenes 3y ago
> 1) They are not government economists, it’s an independent body. Its funded by the EU and NORAD - https://www.taxobservatory.eu/about/ Not exactly neutral parties in 'we need more tax money' circles. &gt
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by Eumenes 3y ago
Government economists say the government needs more tax money. Very convincing. Instead of making people dependent on social welfare systems, and funneling money to useless bureaucracies, how about we force the billionaires to put that mone

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