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anthony_d
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anthony_d
2y ago
Ok. Are you suggesting we don’t make any changes based on what we’ve seen? That we don’t analyze what happened? Of course there are angry individuals and of course leadership should identify areas for improvement. Nothing ever improves unle
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anthony_d
2y ago
> It’s not a subsidy, but a hold back from taxation. I like pedantry as much as the next person but that feels like a pointless distinction here.
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2y ago
Luckily most people don’t want to live like that. It’s true that people have lost a lot of their ability to socialize, but the kind of hate you’re promoting takes a lot more work. It’s tiring for everyone.
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2y ago
Oh! How thrilling! Do you have any details about how they’re going to do that?
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anthony_d
2y ago
It’s already well documented that he “bent the knee” to Biden, so you can argue about the extent but the pattern is pretty well established.
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2y ago
Yes. The overwhelming majority of gun violence are suicides, so real data is a great proxy for things that are harder to track.
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anthony_d
2y ago
The constant stream of incendiary rhetoric isn’t doing anyone any good. Your link is just another “people who disagree with me are nazis” post. It makes wild assertions. Lies and insults aren’t productive, they don’t change policy. The pare
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2y ago
I wish a head of cabbage were running.
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anthony_d
2y ago
Telling the Post to not endorse a candidate is a step in the trustworthy direction.
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2y ago
You’re saying that Bezos telling the editorial board to not endorse is election interference? I’m really struggling to see how not doing something could ever qualify as interference. The whole concept of journalists endorsing a candidate fe
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2y ago
On the other hand, maybe they’ve been hurting children for years now and they’ve finally been forced to check. It’s sad they don’t have an inventory list they could quickly check without shutting down the library for a year.
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2y ago
> They're claiming that it, like other drugs, is likely to have negative health effects that outweigh positive ones That alone is a strong and unsupported statement. Drugs frequently involve tradeoffs, but saying the negative out we
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2y ago
Of course their objective value changed. I’m not sure why you seem to be taking issue with that. If you heard an impassioned appeal to your emotions and then immediately afterwards discovered the appeal came from a pathological liar, would
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2y ago
Trump can’t run in 2028. This will be his second term.
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2y ago
Sounds like it was one officers word against another. If there was a corruption aspect to this, I didn’t see proof of where it was. It might look a certain way from our point of view now, but at the time I’m not sure it was so clear. I very
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2y ago
I guess that depends who you want to ignore.
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2y ago
If everything is as clear cut as that article contends, then why do they gloss over the 4 year gap between crime and an attempt to do anything? I would expect some sort of explanation. Pretty much everything has a statute of limitations. I
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2y ago
I think I see your point but it definitely feels shady to me. First, personally I’ve never asked my employer to match an offer. I just leave. I do think the thought process makes some sense though. If I feel I’m underpaid I’m going to look
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2y ago
I can definitely relate to that but I also appreciate having a set time on the calendar where I know my manager is available. Where I work a manager’s calendar is always full, literally meetings back to back from 8a to 5p. I’ve always sched
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2y ago
For what it’s worth I agree on #1. I really like RR/Jaguar’s current UI. When I’m in a rental or someone else’s car and I’m forced to use CarPlay I hate it. Feels like I’ve been pushed to kindergarten and given crayons… any car manufac
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2y ago
If you’re the one with $56b then you’re free to decide that. In this case though you’re not on the giving or receiving end of the deal; your opinion really doesn’t matter.
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3y ago
> Also the picture you're painting is not what passes for suburbs today. Of course it is, that’s just what suburbs are. Some are crazy expensive and some are not. > There are true suburbs but they are for rich people. You can’t d
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3y ago
> We can't have discussions around financial topics if we do things like describe any financial policy to the left of pure lasseiz-faire as "Soviet." We also can’t have financial discussions if desiring an outcome is in an
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I’m skeptical. The US has had 1 revolution and 1 civil war. I’m not sure either was caused by cost of living increases. We’ve had several economic rough spots worse than the current time. Maybe you’re referring to other parts of the world b
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3y ago
Yes. The primary objective in life is to stay alive. Not the only objective, but nothing else matters if you fail in the basics.
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Not sure what your thought process is there… if something is impossible to overcome on a societal level doesn’t that mean it’s innate to humans? We don’t quit being human because we’re in a large group. Group behavior is different from some
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I wish there was a good way to separate Java from the hell that is Spring. Technically I don’t have any issues, but the culture that goes with Spring destroys all software and my will to live.
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> And I can't believe males and females of 21st century still fall for this. Literally any use of this money could have been better. Seems pretty narrow minded. Of course engagements rings are symbolic. The best symbols are deeply r
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> It enables isolation, decoupling and modularisation and clarifies the system interactions. That’s what Spring claims but the truth is that using interfaces enables those things. Dependency injection might encourage the use of interface
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Ok, I’m at a complete loss… are you being serious or sarcastic? I’m not sure whether to laugh or cry.
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