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All Twitter Offices Closed as Hundreds of Employees Resign(rollingstone.com)
42 points by _jvqe 4y ago|21 comments
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by _jvqe 4y ago
Looks like you got a personal moderator on HN too :)
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by _jvqe 4y ago
I actually only looked at north america, knowing that it happens in every country that mines. Capitalism is not the scapegoat. https://e360.yale.edu/features/china-wrestles-with-the-toxic... The psuedo-environmentalist
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Nobody Seems to Have an Answer for Propaganda Posing as Local News(techdirt.com)
46 points by _jvqe 4y ago|27 comments
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by _jvqe 4y ago
https://www.wsj.com/articles/tougher-rules-on-methane-leaks-... Its a paywalled article, but you are correct that carbon credits and net-zero have excluded methane because of its wonderful smell :) "Long-awaited&q
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by _jvqe 4y ago
Its simple. The healthy people moved away. Its obvious that much of the GDP is based on low aptitude/low skilled products and services (i call it fat juice and fat juice filtering, looking at buffetts investing advice). An unhealthy en
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by _jvqe 4y ago
There was a time when CGI was state of the art. Seeing VR and AR as any kind of substitute for analog interactions shows the culture/lifestyle divide in plain english. I enjoy entertainment, but the 21st century has so many options tha
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by _jvqe 4y ago
I think protocol churn extends well past datacenters and homa, with the need for 21st century domestic protocols to remove all of the baggage from tcp/ip completely. TCP/IP could be offshored where the undersea fiber meets the sho