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by MPSFounder 2y ago
While this is reasonable, the means through which it is achieved is very concerning. Let us remember that this executive overreach is currently denying some legal residents their first amendment rights (for protesting against a hostile fore
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
WOW PCA. That is some old ML right here. Last time I did PCA was for flows in an undergrad paper. It's been 15 years!
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
I am not a leftist. I do not believe that constitutes a war. It is a dictator denying his people freedom and commiting heinous acts to hold onto power. A war implies an opposing army, not rebels. America's freedom was won by rebellion.
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Of course your point about diplomacy to end suffering works in some instances. However, that was not her call to make, and she was NOT in a capacity to do so, for she was not the elected president nor was she sent on behalf of an elected ad
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Great analysis. I will disagree with your last point though. The intangible remains; China is not an open society by any means, and its companies are under gov surveillance (just look at DeepSeek). I met a very smart man at a conference a
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
It sure is. Weakness is reminiscent of those leaders that met Hitler believing one can reason with monsters. Your ignorance is clearly a bliss though. I am reminded of those Ukrainian leaders that believed meeting Putin would prevent an inv
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
She met a dictator (Assad) that used nerve-agents on children. She visited and stood with Russia after their invasion of Ukraine. Are you out of your mind? Keep watching Fox News. I always wondered who was uneducated enough to vote for her.
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
The funny thing is I heard the head of the CIA testify today and say they use Signal because it is E2E encrypted. Are they that confident that no other country like China can crack those? I sure hope our intelligence officers are using bett
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Traitors like her being in the highest offices of the land makes me sick. I will never forget images of her meeting Assad after that sob gazed children with chemical weapons, or her voting present to an impeachment. I wouldn't believe
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
That's interesting. It could be multiple different dementia diseases that are different enough to require their own hypothesis. I recently read League of Denial: The NFL's Concussion Crisis. CTE is also a brain condition that is o
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Can someone explain to me how it can be so hard to track down the exact cause for this disease? My grandma passed from it. It seems to be relatively common. What makes this so difficult to treat relative to other diseases? Freshman year of
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
In any other setting, I would agree. However, most of us here in the US are very unhappy with big tech. The lack of regulation is harming me as a consumer, but as a lobbying-based economy, America affords consumers little to no power. The E
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Cook has been exceptional for the stock. But we would likely all agree that on the product end (take Siri for example), it is absolutely clear he and the leadership do not use the product. If they did, I do not believe they would be ok with
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Disagree. This is a founder problem. Once founders go away, you are left with the MBAs and characters that are fit for business, but lack the umph you are describing.
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
I never met Steve. I met Cook and on a separate occasion Forstall. Cook always struck me as a shy business bean counter. Forstall is an engineer through and through. Such a shame we never got to experience an alternate timeline where Apple
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Very interesting! I literally heard people defend him in my circles as being the mind behind Google Assistant. I should have done my homework to see if timelines aligned with its recent success. I believe Siri needs to be completely redesig
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
I might have gone too far off. I apologize, taking my anger on here is not constructive. I am just dumbfounded at some of the dots that are connecting, which are making me feel very uneasy. You are right, that if this was but an isolated in
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Except these are blog posts. They are not on the for-front of the gov. website. Why remove old posts that are critical of these companies? Why now? I truly believe those who are hit with censorship can look at it dead in the eye and attempt
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
My point was related to free speech, and these incidents are all infringing on it. Unless you don't consider censorship in the removal of these blogs, or similar incidents, as attacks on free speech. I am censoring it to protect myself
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
I like Apple. But this is exactly why regulation is needed. I often meet people (including knowledgeable engineers etc) who think companies will do the best thing. Just like Flint did the best thing by poisoning their own people. Apple is a
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
If you decide to give it away, I will happily pay for shipping. I could use it as a PhD student!
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
People downvoting me because I mentioned war crimes, or because of what? I am genuinely confused. How does this commenter compare the theft of a purse to a theft of humanity? On HN it seems those who are afraid of their Israeli masters are
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
This is why I hate this discussion. Rich men drive us into wars on behalf of Israel, and gentlemen like zb3 punch down because they are too afraid to face their masters. Behave before you anger those who you dare not speak ill of
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Define felonies. I have been watching some videos coming out of Israel, and no crime committed by "black men" matches the evil of predominantly Jewish perpetrators. You would need to redefine a crime (war crimes are certainly crim
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Private schools can afford to tailor education for their students and train them for Ivy League access. The poor will suffer most from this, as is often the case. Lower income individuals will occupy their kids with tech, while the rich can
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
You may be right. But if I surveyed any college campus today, I would expect indignation at the way we behaved in Vietnam and Iraq amongst 90%+ of those surveyed. A moral objection exists (perhaps not amongst the leadership of days of yore,
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Did not expect that from the NYPost tbh. Very disappointed. Thanks mate
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
Anybody who was fooled about this was not paying attention. Trump's daughter is a convert, and is rather religious (the Kushners have deep ties with Israel and were envoys to Saudi Arabia to improve Israeli-Saudi relations. That's
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by MPSFounder 2y ago
I agree with your sentiment. It is just hard for me to comprehend how a billionaire who's shown time and time again he cares little for normal folks, can have such an impact on their perception. His cabinet was filled with billionaires

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