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Canada fucking hates the US right now and are actively in discussions to deepen their relationship with China, and cut back on their relationship with the US. I don't blame them.
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How or why people tie a religion centered around the brown jewish dude in Palestine who advocated for the poor, the sick, the needy, the disabled, and immigrants....with a fat pedophile who wears orange makeup is just strange to me.
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A guy I grew up with that works at Palantir. Here's his thinking: 1. He's white and lives in a blue state. Doesn't affect him. Oh, and money. 2. The attention on Palantir and their customers makes his stock and options go u
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>All that said, I don’t think wind and solar are the answers Found the Oil & Gas lobbyist / apologist. China might not have oil, but at least they are trying to figure something else out. Credit to them. Say what you want abou
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No, in China, the people running the platforms know what is acceptable and what's not. So, once the government tells them what's cool and what's not, the companies then police themselves. Because unlike the US, where there a
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Youtube content moderators can arrest people?
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Anything that promotes short-form video should be looked at. Youtube promoting shorts is bad. A youtube long-form video about, say, car repair, or quantum physics, or a history of eastern asian languages doesn't contribute to brain rot
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Too bad, they have too much money to bribe lawmakers with. Zuck is worth a quarter trillion dollars, and he ain't in a rush to give up so much as a penny of that if it doesn't fufill his goals of enriching himself further.
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Honestly it should be even older than that. Should be 21. Let's not let easily influenced teenagers on what are effectively mass advertising platforms designed to make the likes of Mark Zuckerberg even more money.
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>How does legal immunity or a media empire affect a dead man? If I have complete legal immunity from ANY of my actions, including killing someone, and there's a massive multi-trillion dollar media empire dedicated to creating regime
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The companies that got flamed by 1600 Penn were the ones that raised prices without paying the occupant of 1600 Penn a bribe beforehand.
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>It's disappointing, but not surprising, that people thought the president would make any really impact on inflation Except that a president, in normal times, COULD make an impact on inflation, both directly and indirectly. What is
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Can't fight ICE because they have no laws they need to uphold, and they have an unlimited budget to buy tools to fight you with. And the whiplash is quite small, if not nonexistent. Why? Because there's no depths to which this r
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Not only that, the word going around is some of the stuff found in the bathroom were far above top secret, including some Q-Clearance level stuff from the DoE. As in, the US's full knowledge of the technical capacity of Israel's n
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>Just a few years ago, their own supporters were smugly saying that standing up to the government is a fantasy for paranoid whackjobs. One dude in his home with a gun or two versus a 50 billion dollar ICE force that has complete immunity
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I've been micro-sampling AI "covers" or "re-imaginations in a new genre" of certain pieces of music. For making house/4x4 type music, it's actually pretty fun. Once you chop something and repitch it enoug
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>And TikTok is the antithesis of culture. It's consumerist rubbish that encourages a vapid, thoughtless, and illiterate consumption of shallow material. The article even mentions the monetary motivations of those posting. Any gimmic
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His actual policies aren't that radical to be honest. Yeah the subsidized grocery store idea is one thing, but making busses free or telling hedge fund centibillionaires that it might be a good thing for American capitalism long term
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No, not at all. Socialism is a reaction to extreme capitalism, and basically a call for socialism today is just saying "capitalism is cool and all, but there needs to be some guardrails so capitalism doesn't eat itself". Peo
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This is why he's a Republican. He said it in his book (who knows if he actually wrote it) that if he ever ran, he'd run as a Republican because they don't think, they just fall in line.
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The difference is that you're close to a body of fresh water, and while it's cold as fuck for a good part of the year, there's enough sunlight and arable land around you for either farming or indoor farming to (partially) sup
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9mo ago
See my above post. Basically, tons of applications, going to networking events 2-3x a week, being active in local tech Slack/Discord groups, bothering the lead writer of the local tech/startup newsletter, etc.
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Fair enough. My product is very much non-tech (CPG - beverage). But you're right that VCs are still throwing money around like its the ZIRP days. If you have an idea, go for it.
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LinkedIn applications, applying to every PM role available in my metro area that I could, attending as many tech & startup events as I could. I got to know the main writer of the local startup/tech news aggregator pretty well and
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Thank you. Fingers crossed
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>The concept of a "food desert" is wild to me. I routinely walk 3km each way to get groceries and think nothing of it. One of the best ways to make sure I get exercise. I too do the same. However, I, like you, live in a major
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Sounds like you like pretty close to or in an urban/metro area. Food deserts still exist all over the US. And likely in Canada, too - you're less likely to have the same options in Toronto, Vancouver or Montreal as opposed to say
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yeah but the difference is with Israel, they didn't literally take a foreign country's leader hostage and extract him out of the country.
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I founded a company partially because I spent 2 years on the job hunt and got absolutely nothing. So yeah, here's one example of someone who isn't doing well - me. I was doing terribly. Honestly, I still am. I've just been
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It is indeed true. The truth is that lobbyists have a ton of cards to play, including that if such a ban were to go through, there would be a lot less demand for High Fructose Corn Syrup, which might sound wonderful, except that HFCS is a b
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