SirSavary

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by SirSavary 1y ago
What relevance, in any way, does this hold to the current discussion? Additionally, Noam refers to Trump's statements from the beginning of the Ukraine war. Trump's position on the matter has done a total 180 since. Why would Noam
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by SirSavary 1y ago
Do you have a source for this? Because from my own experience, and from everything I can find online, this is not true. Tariffs are based on date of entry: https://www.vedderprice.com/remember-basic-import-rules-when... (se
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by SirSavary 1y ago
from searls' link: > The presentation summarizes a year of my work but it also embeds countless little things life taught me over the 15 years since I started speaking at user groups and regional conferences. > But this chapte
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by SirSavary 2y ago
Who do you think is paying for the compute?
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by SirSavary 2y ago
Could you elaborate for someone who is unfamiliar?
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by SirSavary 2y ago
You’re conflating separate issues here—federal employment growth, economic productivity, and temporary foreign workers (TFWs)—in an attempt to overwhelm the conversation. First off, the claim of ‘millions of TFWs’ is pure hyperbole. TFWs cu
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by SirSavary 2y ago
A 43% increase in federal jobs sounds big until you realize it’s ~110,000 positions over 9 years. For this to be the ‘majority of industry growth,’ Canada would need to have added just ~200,000 jobs in total since 2015. That’s laughably off
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by SirSavary 2y ago
> Homelessness has rapidly increased in the last decade, to the point where CoWork spaces becomes a viable business. Not sure I see the connection here...?
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by SirSavary 3y ago
Try modifying the contents of the text input located beneath the first pinwheel.
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by SirSavary 3y ago
Seems like the latter https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31434220
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by SirSavary 3y ago
Needs a (2023)
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by SirSavary 3y ago
Even if that's what the parent comment was implying it still wouldn't be correct; much more than 5% of ISIS' fighters were "crazies" from "Indonesia, Chechnya, etc".
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by SirSavary 3y ago
It's not a "gotcha", it's a factual statement. You can disagree with the mechanisms that brought them to power but it was still a legitimate election.
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by SirSavary 3y ago
> Why did you start off with such strong statements but then retreat to this one after you're challenged? There's no retreating in my comment -- it's a fact that they sourced people from everywhere. I threw an asterisk on
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by SirSavary 3y ago
Your 95% figure is incorrect -- approximately 45% of fighters hailed from Africa and the Middle East, with ~31% originating from Europe (East and West combined). Here's a BBC article https://www.bbc.com/news/world-
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by SirSavary 3y ago
Marauding terrorist force that lays claim to an area != the people who inhabit that area* * I understand that they also recruited locally; that doesn't change the fact that there were thousands of Europeans in ISIS' ranks, along w
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by SirSavary 3y ago
Benjamin Netanyahu encouraging the funding of Hamas via Qatar is not an opinion, it's a fact. The situation Israel is dealing with right now is entirely of their own making; it's called blowback.
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by SirSavary 3y ago
Note: ISIS was a bunch of European guys who got radicalized and then travelled to the middle east; Hamas is homegrown and was democratically elected by the people of the region.
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by SirSavary 3y ago
If your first instinct upon hearing that you're self-centered is to maim the other person, you might be proving their point. Kashoggi was a US citizen lured to his death by a foreign regime -- not seeing eye to eye on privacy is one th
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by SirSavary 3y ago
With all due respect, you can't claim half a dozen links are compromised of "invalid data" if you're not going to provide a proper source that states this data is invalid. You are a single commenter on HN, why would anyo
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by SirSavary 3y ago
Because this worked out very well during prohibition, and lead to zero long-term negative consequences /s
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by SirSavary 3y ago
Orb Stack looks neat but I don't think it provides that capabilities that Mutagen does? It seems like the two would be compatible with one another.
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by SirSavary 3y ago
IMO it's not about latency but consistency -- when I'm in flow, I need my tools working right now, without interruption
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by SirSavary 3y ago
Swap it for "Please RTFM: https://github.com/s0md3v/roop#installation "? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RTFM has some lighter alternatives.
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by SirSavary 3y ago
> raped and insulted women Not sure why you're intentionally clipping the full context.
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by SirSavary 4y ago
Did you read the article? You can't "desensitize yourself" -- your brain is wired differently.
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by SirSavary 4y ago
Japan, a country famously known for lacking innovation?
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by SirSavary 4y ago
See https://www.facebook.com/off_facebook_activity
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by SirSavary 4y ago
No where in the comment did OP say they were moving. They also stated explicitly that competitors were virtually non-existent: > Practically every other building in the area (downtown Redmond, WA) has increased prices in unison so there
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by SirSavary 4y ago
I'm shocked at how many commenters misread "most correct" as "correct"... has no one ever taken a multiple choice quiz where there isn't a definitive 'correct' answer, only one that is 'more righ

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