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amitport
7y ago
They still act as morrons when they deny citizenship from the grandchildren of those who migrated from Israel 70+ years ago
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amitport
7y ago
I just want to point out that you went from "the narrative has been that not supporting Israel 100% unconditionally is equivalent to being anti Semitic." to "in general, they [aipac] and the Israeli lobby strong arm any oppon
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amitport
7y ago
"In general, anyone who speaks against Israel policies is ridiculed as an anti Semite" This is false. It's amazing that people actually think that when in practice many American politicians from all sides (including aipac its
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amitport
7y ago
You should reread the thread. I never said that things like that could never happen. Just that there is no reason to believe that that's what happened now.
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amitport
7y ago
You can disagree and criticise as long as you're not making antisemite claims. If you can't tell where this line stands you’re probably part of the problem.
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amitport
7y ago
Iran. Iran has physical presence in Syria (Besides the Hezbullah proxy in Syria). Gaza is an autonomous neighbor ruled by an Islamic terror organization being a country or not does not change the fact that missles are being launched at Isra
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amitport
7y ago
That's not what being discussed in the above comments.
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amitport
7y ago
Found no evidence supported examples where the state of Israel was taking part in any of the mentioned events
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amitport
7y ago
Yes. Shit happened in the world. There were actual conspiracies. That is not to say that everything that can't be disproven is true. (You're suggesting guilty until proven innocence logic) (You are welcome to worship the flying sp
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amitport
7y ago
A party with an objective "negating the existence of the State of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state " is not the same as voicing disagreement. Almost half of the Knesset voted against 'Israel as the Nation-State of the
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amitport
7y ago
Completely sure it is not "illegal, and the grounds for exclusion from the Knesset, to disagree with that statement."
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amitport
7y ago
I have not said that intelligence agencies don't use contractors. You claimed that Israel's agencies had something to do with what the article above is discussing. You should provide evidence. (and no. The fact that former intelli
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amitport
7y ago
Do you have any reason to believe that intelligence agencies are involved in the cases mentioned? Why would they? Please cite. Former workers are sometimes just that.
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amitport
7y ago
People have jobs, learn, keep ties, and move on to do what they know elsewhere. Talking about private sector, private contractor doing shaded activities for US clients is not the same as "Israel espionage". Israel is a country, do
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amitport
7y ago
Stuxnet? Any references?
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amitport
7y ago
Why do you think it has "unreasonable influence"? Keep in mind that my response above was to a couple of posts about Israel being "the boss" of the US. These are now flagged which makes me look bad I guess... But I'
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amitport
7y ago
>Israel is the boss, US is the muscle >If you try to end it, you'll be called antisemites, Holocaust deniers, etc. until you submit. >> this has absolutely been my observation as well Have you considered that you've be
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amitport
7y ago
Former CIA and Mossad workers working in the highly (and badly) regulated private sector is not "Israel espionage" on the US government. Edit: Why the down vote?
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amitport
7y ago
They really should explain the motivation in the main site instead of just expecting me to download and experiment.
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amitport
7y ago
Providing well defined privacy guaranties is legitimate. It doesn't become bad practice just because Google advocates for it.
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amitport
7y ago
Some of the comparisons do not seem fair. Here the optimizer has all the data (though it was collected from untrusted sources) while in some of the mentioned works the optimization steps are done at data owners. Specifically this means that
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amitport
7y ago
And another quarter* faces the ramifications of that water crises: war + massive immigration *I don't really have an estimate but a lot IMO
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amitport
7y ago
Nope. The first does not do anything. The second makes a new array of length 'arr.length' with 'b' in every cell
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amitport
7y ago
They are not "both linked with Israeli intelligence". Do note though that Google, Facebook, apple, did disclose that they work in collaboration with the US intelligence.
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amitport
7y ago
I wouldn't assume ad owners are stupid (maybe sometimes) Generally, they know what those few million page views value is. A direct method could be to pause the campaign for a while and see how it effects a metric that matters to them.
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amitport
7y ago
I Could not find this one mentioned: some lodging sites add obligatory costs (e.g., "All prices (expressed in Euros) exclude € 27.50 reservation fee, obligatory: € 7.95 p.p. bed linen per person per stay, € 6.95 p.p. cot linen, tour
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amitport
7y ago
So the companies would go bankrupt and the project would remain unfinished
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amitport
7y ago
So... Can we get Picasa back?
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amitport
7y ago
understaffing in hospitals is very common globally (AMA is definitely not the sole factor, and possibly not even a major one)
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amitport
7y ago
nice work. I would have removed most of 'PART 1: PHYSICAL CONSTANTS', 'PART 8: APPLIED FIELDS', 'PART 18: ELECTRICAL', and some of 'PART 99: CONVERSIONS'. "all-in-one" math seems enough :).
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