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by __loam 9mo ago
Normal cars vs the fever dreams of a ketamine addict.
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by __loam 9mo ago
That's basically the F150 or a rivian
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by __loam 9mo ago
The existence of few competitors is not proof that monopolistic power doesn't exist and isn't being leveraged. Saying Google isn't monopolistic is being willfully wrong. You're more wrong when we look at the browser mark
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by __loam 9mo ago
Comparing something to a public utility is not me saying it's literally a public utility. Google runs a monopolistic service that is essential to a lot of our public life, in a segment that has high cost of entry and infrastructure cos
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by __loam 9mo ago
We'd rather have medical bankruptcy than a functional system.
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by __loam 9mo ago
And Google search, a service on the level of a public utility, has been degrading noticeably for years in the face of shareholders demanding more and more returns.
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by __loam 9mo ago
The solution is single payer. Any attempt to solve this with technological band aids is completely futile. We know what the solution is because we see it work in every other developed nation. We don't have it because a class of billion
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by __loam 9mo ago
You are blind.
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by __loam 9mo ago
It's a funny defense coming from the most corrupt administration since Nixon
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by __loam 9mo ago
All of these companies are losing money in the billions every quarter. Look at how frequent the raises are.
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by __loam 9mo ago
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by __loam 9mo ago
Damn you got his receipts
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by __loam 10mo ago
Something that annoys me about all the AI hype is that it's breaking a bunch of systems that seemed like they were chugging along just fine. Fundamentally all those podcasts probably have the same listeners as before, why is it necessa
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by __loam 10mo ago
Safari lol
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by __loam 10mo ago
They figuratively tried to burn the NIH to the ground and have been routinely and illegally canceling grants and holding research funds hostage to bully universities into going along with their moronic cultural program.
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by __loam 10mo ago
It's not mutually exclusive to have more wealthy people while also having capital concentrating in a way that means most people have less access to it.
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by __loam 10mo ago
So true
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by __loam 10mo ago
Historically, the point of a university is not to be a jobs training program.
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by __loam 10mo ago
We don't know how brains work.
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by __loam 10mo ago
No thanks.
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by __loam 10mo ago
DB is known to be a weaker offering. https://www.omscentral.com/
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by __loam 10mo ago
AOS destroyed me lol. Video Game Design is excellent. Graduate algo is a requirement for everyone and has great lectures if you're looking for an introductory course.
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by __loam 11mo ago
Lmao absolutely right
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by __loam 11mo ago
It seems like every organization in America is compromised in some way if you dig deep enough. Certainly you can find reasons for every big tech. There's still a balance to be struck though.
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by __loam 11mo ago
Revenue isn't profit
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by __loam 11mo ago
That's how the mongols communicated but with guys on horses.
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by __loam 11mo ago
Well put and captures my feelings on this
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by __loam 11mo ago
Until healthcare and housing aren't tied to employment, making it easier to fire people will always be the monstrous position. If you want firing people with abandon to be socially acceptable then you need a public safety net. Until th
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by __loam 11mo ago
I'd rather have the protections for my working conditions than worrying about whether my co-workers are contributing enough to the company's bottom line but maybe that makes me an outlier here.
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by __loam 11mo ago
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