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alsoforgotmypwd
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alsoforgotmypwd
2y ago
Yep. And that's why charter schools, school vouchers, and private schools are the manifestations of desire for those wishing to destroy and defund public secular education.
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2y ago
Unsure if this is a scalable model public schooling can afford. While it would be wonderful if every child could have an IEP, that tends to only work at rich schools with lots of educators. OTOH, what could be done is encouraging and expect
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2y ago
Came here to say this. The CIA's jazz emissaries eventual revolted. This came up on today's Thom Hartmann program.
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alsoforgotmypwd
2y ago
Social Darwinistic systems are inherently unstable. People eventually get tired of corruption and being abused.
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2y ago
Desperation, ignorance, and failure of the golden rule. They want their cult to win, and are fine with inconsistency and illegality when it benefits them. This is perhaps the ultimate vulnerability of representative government that cannot b
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2y ago
Musk Crassus and Donald Caesar comprise a de facto duumvirate.
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2y ago
Meta completely restricted graph data access to requiring a specific business purpose and managerial approval tied an articulable, concrete task need.
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alsoforgotmypwd
2y ago
The intent is completely ill. DOGE is RAGE. Move fast and break everything before the courts can step in.
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2y ago
The Curtis Yarvin utopian fantasy is no government coupled with mythical "network states". An uncontrolled experiment that's cynically really to defang the government to lower all barriers for the rich making more money.
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2y ago
Because it's all about libertarian, anarcho-capitalist, utopian ambitions like Curtis Yarvin where all government is "the problem" without evidence or admission of reality.
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2y ago
Sadly, I'm winning my fascism bingo card with this. Still waiting on his face on a $300 bill and renaming one of the days of the week.
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2y ago
But it's so competitive to become the world's first trillionaire. So all is fair: monkey wrenches, caltrops, and oil slicks to elbow out the upstarts.
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alsoforgotmypwd
2y ago
Call your Senators and House representatives at (202) 224-3121.
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2y ago
A case study in the need for teaching of and leading for engineering ethics.
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2y ago
It's unsurprising given this RAGE/DOGE is mass distraction and/or government obliteration with all of the care of a grizzly bear eating a salmon.
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2y ago
Wrong metric to be optimizing for in the short term. Widespread adoption will drive down costs and is necessary to greatly reduce net GHG pollution.
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2y ago
Of course it is. It's both for show and a distraction from whatever else is going on like seizing unitary power and normalizing deviancy.
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2y ago
Integrity is priceless for those with a spine.
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2y ago
No, because it's enabled by the tech industry and tech figures. It's not big pharma or big oil that has anywhere near as much lobbying power or money.
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2y ago
Incorrect. Am386SX-40 had no FPU. I collect many variations of PC-era processors.
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2y ago
It sucks that US protectionism prevents homologation and sale of BYD vehicles in the US.
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2y ago
Either way, it's a write-off and it's not the landing gear's fault.
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2y ago
You know they'll say "we need to wait 4 years to fully appreciate the impact."
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2y ago
Because arbitrary, ignorant hack and slash "shock and awe" is a smokescreen to conceal whatever it is they're really after.. privatization, emoluments, treason, and/or other arbitrary, political agendas.
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2y ago
The landing gear didn't collapse, the wings ripped off from landing too hard.
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2y ago
The last version was chunky and cheap looking. I couldn't find a use for them and sent them back. And that was when I worked there. Wouldn't touch them now.
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2y ago
Fuck vilazadone and vortioxetine with 500kV. That shit gave me seizures, zaps, and myoclonus. Fluoxetine made my mom murderously psychotic. Paroxetine gave me immediate serotonin syndrome. The truth is most psychiatrists are unscientific sh
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2y ago
> Coming soon, expensive premium baby foods marketing themselves as not containing dangerous levels of heavy metals for children of upper middle class parents, and less expensive budget baby foods that show themselves to contain higher l
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2y ago
It's a good thing because optimizing requires measurement. This will likely require sourcing different or processing differently America-sourced rice because of the higher arsenic content. I would hope the same would be applied to all
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2y ago
Compared to other countries, America has normalized a different level of deviancy. Perhaps 5 things are worse in America while 3 things are better when making a single country comparison. It's important to understand the tolerance and
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