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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Cool, let's legalize censorship then. Let's have one specific group of people determine what is true, whoever they may be, and set the parameters of what may be talked about. Criticizing that group should be the first to be censor
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
The nurses in US schools (I've been out for 15 years, things may be different now) are mostly there if a kid gets a bloody nose, deals with a kid's allergic reaction, verify a sudden extreme temperature to dismiss the kid or gener
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
As much as I hate banks in general, you are hitting the nail on the head. Low interest mortgages and credit in general start to fly out the window. The huge stock piles of cash they have help mitigate their risks effectively. Lower volume o
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Can confirm that side windows are no where near as easy to break as hollywood portrays. I went to a pick and pull junkyard with a friend a decade ago to help him find some parts for his car. Well, it was slow that day and a huge back field
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
According to this, both Twitter and Facebook use aws: https://www.contino.io/insights/whos-using-aws There have been a lot of livestreams and general calls of hate and violence on those social media sites from all poli
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
In less than a week, all the major tech players banned/ended the same entity. While sure, they found certain infringements due to their ToS, there's a large swath of entities that infringe on their ToS who are not banned. Along wi
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I didn't say I agree to regulations to free speech. I believe in full, unabridged, unbridled speech from all sides. I believe that full, equal speech from all view points squash the extreme stupid viewpoints by nature of evolution and
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Agreed that regulatory overreach is on the horizon. Hell, pretty sure it's going to happen (or at least be full steam ahead) in the first 100 days of Biden's presidency. While I don't agree with sweeping regulatory practices
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
There's a part of me that thinks he's being Schrodinger's Asshole about it. He's serious until there's observed push back, then, "Hey, it was just a joke". But sure, there's a chance he's just ta
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Yea, but if someone made jokes he deems offensive, what do you imagine his response would be? Should he get a pass because he's part of a blue area, with blue friends and believes in blue ideals. Its thus okay to hate people in red are
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Dont persue? Dude the reason the cat with the warrant hasn't been caught is because they dont show up to their known residence. They are EVADING. Their home isnt a safe space from warrants. You just effectively nullified the entire rea
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
How do you know to send a social worker or a cop before they're identified and checked for warrants? Or do we just do 100% unarmed social workers and ask the dude with a warrant to kindly wait about 5 to 10 minutes for cops to come ove
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Adding on to what you said: What people dont get about traffic stops, to issue someone a ticket, their ID needs to be ran to be validated. What also happens when you run an ID? Oh this person has a warrant(s). Who tends to shoot cops or any
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Let me google that for you. "caffeine heart cdc" Oh my, what's that, the first link? And subsequent links from different health authorities? Oh my, what a difficult google search that was... Seriously, don't be lazy. Tha
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Because there are no regulations on smoking? What would showing off private data do? Put a minimum age on smoking? Stop it from being advertised to minors? Ban ads in a majority of media? Put health warnings on packages? Put high taxes on c
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Having energy and focus without the need of an external substance, better quality sleep due to residue caffeine not in your body not allowing you to have full REM cycles and not over working your heart. How these points are getting lost in
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I mostly agree with the process the article goes through on curbing caffeine addiction. The withdrawal process is crazy painful and there are better, though longer term processes, to get over caffeine in a manageable way. When I first start
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I know where you're getting at, but I think investment vehicle is a better term than commodity. Bitcoin is traded around as bitcoin to speculate that it'll have future value upon a traded upon nationalized currency. Commodities, w
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
The idea conveyed here is that scarcity being the foundation of value is a myth. No economist believes that just because something happens to be rare makes it inherently valuable. I dont think any real economist really believes that. I thin
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Philosophically, I agree with you. Pragmatically, I cant. Could be the one brilliant or accidental play that the CCP made, they hold the majority of manufacturing. It's not just about money. The covid lockdowns showed how dependent the
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I agree with you about the overblown aspect of long term thinking... but I dont think you can fully discount it. Like it or not, a long term leader does have the benefit of seeing through long term ideas to the fullest. There is a lot of va
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Just wanted to say thank you for chiming in about the bill. I know some folks are jumping your shit, but it's nice to read a boots on the ground perspective. Sounds like this was a bill about managing proper red flags, minimize false p
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
To be fair, doesn't bypassing paywalls kind of the defeat the purpose for these sites to be able to provide content without ads? Thus, ad driven content is the only way for them to keep the lights on.
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
If the only thing you see in a house is the investment profit, you are already part of the bubble problem of the past and future. During ownership, a house offers you benefits that a stock investment cannot provide. Thinking strictly in ter
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Agreed. This debate over the covid vaccines is getting weird. Especially when it comes to the HN demographic, I'm pretty sure 99%+ are perfectly fine with vaccines in general. As I am. Vaccines and a lot of modern pharmaceuticals are a
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
None of the comment you replied to was in the vain of protecting racists. It was about labeling random, unrelated things as racist symbols/acts, then pretending like that's okay to do and to even defend. It's absurd in every
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
You bring up a whole bunch of good points which I think people need to focus on your one line of greater fool theory. Theres such a huge misunderstanding of "value". Scarcity within itself does not create value. It's the mix
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Here's the problem the commentor is probably getting at: people won't believe the narrative. It's not hard to convince me that any type of plastic is bad. I dont use plastic containers for food. Only wood, metal and glass are
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Hi, you can apply current corporate surveillance issues under any type of economic or government system and still have the exact same discussion of, "oh woe is us, how terrible the people are up there". Or you can utilize the tool
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
>introverts make the best leaders To be a good leader, you have to be willing to confront AND navigate conflict within a group setting in a productive manner that ultimately achieves an agreed upon goal. One of the defining traits of an

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