anm89

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by anm89 4y ago
Again, not arguing the should. Just saying what should happen is not what is going to happen
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by anm89 4y ago
I would agree up until the myspace part. Myspace died simply because facebook was percieved as way trendier at the time. The transition happened while myspace was more or less at its peak and I don't remember many adds or major changes
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by anm89 4y ago
Lets just call it what it is. If you are involved in law enforcement in the USA, many if not most laws simply don't apply to you in many if not most circumstances. The courts have signed off on this, it's really not a secret or so
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by anm89 4y ago
You seem to be applying logic whereas if logic mattered this never would have occurred in the first place. Of course they can and will make these types of arguments.
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by anm89 4y ago
How has this possibly managed to be more annoying than Elon himself?
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by anm89 4y ago
12 years is way too little for this guy. Abusing positions of power should always have the book thrown to the maximum extent. I accept that this will never happen but confused as to why this doesn't outrage people. Hopefully he gets wh
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by anm89 4y ago
I'm so confused as to why anybody still supports apple. They have utter contempt for their customers.
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by anm89 4y ago
I don't understand the obsession with recreating meat from people who seem to make a lifestyle out of disliking meat. If vegetables are your thing, why not eat vegetables in vegetable form? The imitation stuff is always terrible. Veget
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by anm89 4y ago
This is the reality of the astoundingly terrible business of food delivery. Take something with already razor thin margins, add multiple layers of middle men each with their own overhead and create the amazing situation where the product is
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by anm89 4y ago
Were you expecting a recruiter to say "Yeah things aren't great. I expect layoffs in the next few months" .? If so that's honestly on you. They would get fired for saying that. Of course they are never going to
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by anm89 4y ago
Every person on there is a credentialed health professional as is Dr Bhattacharya I'm happy to have access to their opinions and for them to have the right to communicate. Sorry if you feel like your, (assumed) lay opinion, supersedes
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by anm89 4y ago
Won't somebody think of the children!
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by anm89 4y ago
I mostly don't care about people losing money who decided to gamble on obviously ultra speculative investments like shitcoins but the story of Axie is particularly sad and egregious. It was aggressively marketed as a way out of poverty
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by anm89 4y ago
Good. They were censoring people like Dr. Jay Bhattacharya who were putting out valid scientific viewpoints (not anti vaxxer stuff) while putting out stuff like the nonsensical CDC early press release that you didn't need to wear a mas
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by anm89 4y ago
I think this is it. None of this stuff mattered when all of these companies were cool with losing unlimited money. Now they are facing existential risk and they don't really have a choice, if pissing users off is the way they can punt
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by anm89 4y ago
Why did this need to be an opinion piece. Is there some danger to hearing about a piece of legislation without being explicitly told how to feel about it? Noticed this with the other WP story on here. "people are spending their time al
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by anm89 4y ago
Sounds like tiktok has discovered 2008 humor? Maybe a signal that the old and uncool are getting established there?
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by anm89 4y ago
No, it was long dead. Happy you reposted! Reposting this definitely improved your QPU alignment
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by anm89 4y ago
I've posted this before hoping it would generate some discussion but sadly not. This video is a feat of human intellect and ingenuity.
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by anm89 4y ago
Maybe I should be more grateful for my lack of gratitude?
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by anm89 4y ago
I honestly disagree in good faith. I'm not saying I feel no empathy for people in shitty jobs. I do. I've worked plenty of shitty jobs. I've worked jobs that I percieved as bullshit. But someone else didn't perceive them
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by anm89 4y ago
I could write an academic paper on how to improve nazi gas chamber efficiency and how well researched or reasonably accurate it was wouldn't exactly be the problem. Ironically, because I'm sure I'll be called hyperbolic, Chin
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by anm89 4y ago
Good to know that MIT has their hands deep enough in China's pockets that they are writing pieces promoting the social credit system. Really gross.
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by anm89 4y ago
Then quit? No one is forcing you to write software with a gun to your head. You either accept that you are willing to put up with the bullshit for the money or you quit. I would say someone is a bullshit person if they feel the need to expr
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by anm89 4y ago
Yeah, this is what the trust fund kids I know keep telling me. I don't get why it works for them and not for me!
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by anm89 4y ago
Maybe showing people that you are essentially building a spy agency in order to sell them knick knacks slightly more effectively wasn't the brightest long term business plan?
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by anm89 4y ago
That's what building out a new ecosystem looks like. Not every single person in the world needs to spend their building CRUD REST APIs and doing GAAP accounting. Not ever person in the world needs to work on trying to totally reinvent
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by anm89 4y ago
It's Jacobin. Antisemitism and race war baiting is their bread and butter. No idea why it's seen as acceptable to post this garbage on here.
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by anm89 4y ago
Can you prove there isn't a teapot floating around saturn? I don't view there to be a burden of proof that I should eat something unless someone can present data that that specific thing is unhealthy I can use inference to decide
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by anm89 4y ago
I'm specifically not making that claim. (I also don't disagree with that claim) I'm making the claim that those activities are indicative of a constellation of activities that as a whole are categorically unhealthy.

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