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Loughla
2y ago
Until whole departments get gutted on the whims of a new executive or their political appointee department head. And I'm not just talking about Trump. Every mayor, governor, what have you. They all appoint their friends to high places.
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2y ago
That's not true in every sector. After college I worked for a large regional manufacturer. They laid off about 10% of their employees, I got nothing. Severance pay is a white collar benefit.
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2y ago
It's a boy cow.
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2y ago
Why does AI struggle with hands so much?
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2y ago
There's more to this story than just telling the bees, but this is regional as well. I grew up on a family cattle farm. We had a tradition of telling the breeder bull about all the family goings on, so he could be comfortable knowing w
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2y ago
Is nice that my family's small business is set to get absolutely crushed by tariffs at the end of the month while large tech companies are exempt. Thank goodness for America first policies. So cool. Very cool.
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2y ago
The problem is the barrier to entry is so low, the pool of fish so big, that people just have to go fishing. It's just too easy to make money. So there's really no solution here. Disengage from places like Reddit; that's abou
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2y ago
>pay for their wives’ cancer treatment. Fuck. These. Monsters. Fuck them and their friends and family. Fuck them to the moon and back. Fuck them until humans evolve to the point that we don't have genitals and then find a new way to
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2y ago
Honestly if they taste like shrimp, I'm down. Shrimps are delicious.
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2y ago
When will the first lawsuit happen? Will it be conflict of interest or about a barrier to communication?
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2y ago
And the people who were there before the old Internet missed that too. Something something eternal September.
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2y ago
Is it? I can buy a pallet of 500ml bottles from a science supplier. Hell, I can buy a bottle from Amazon for $30.
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2y ago
Yes, because it still doesn't make sense.
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2y ago
Is because unlike prior hype cycles, this one is super easy for an MBA to point at and sort of see a way to integrate it. Prior hype, like block chain are more abstract, therefore less useful to people who understand managing but not the ac
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2y ago
NOAA is only vulnerable until a rural town gets decimated with no warning by a tornado.
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2y ago
In the US, just bookmark the NOAA projection maps and your local zip on weather.gov. you don't need an app.
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2y ago
Isn't it better just to own the debt of other countries?
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2y ago
It's a picture of the motorcycle in a display that includes the guy who built it? What does AI have to do with that?
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2y ago
6 hours later and this is still the only reference to that.
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2y ago
What possible purpose would that serve
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2y ago
The houses he built are always very pretty, but they are just really fancy Brady bunch houses to my eye.
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2y ago
But that's almost impossible. If the law says that all statements made MUST be true (which it kind of already does, by the way), companies will exclusively use weasel phrases to avoid any lawsuit. Otherwise, when you're trying to
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2y ago
The blowhards drive engagement. . . Social media platforms have every incentive to keep them around.
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2y ago
There's a difference between being toxic and not allowing politics. Political discussions aren't inherently toxic, they're just easier to slip into toxicity. Look at HN. There's political conversation here occasionally,
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2y ago
You'd be surprised how little impact getting rid of all social media, including Twitter, really has on your life. Just delete it.
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2y ago
That church is 100% committing tax fraud. One of the non-profit colleges I worked at owned farm ground and buildings they rented out. They had to pay taxes on the rental income.
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2y ago
They already do that. Is always in TINY print or they use weasel words that are meaningless in common use, but defendable in court. Improved health is a good one. It doesn't really mean anything.
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2y ago
This is why I always have and always will prefer community colleges. Their boards are elected officials. Not perfect, but 1000 times better than just having wealth.
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2y ago
We have less than zero workers who want to do the physical labor of factory jobs for prices paid to workers in places like China and Vietnam.
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2y ago
Are they more opposed to tariffs than they are in support of their king Trump? I'm betting the number of Republicans in Congress who will oppose Trump is in the single digits at this point.
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