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antifa
1y ago
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1147860/UFO_50/
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antifa
1y ago
There might be a function called produce in one of your immutable/react lib.
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antifa
1y ago
Counter-point: there's plenty of need for modern-es6/typescript-first/promise-aware/tree-shakable npm libs.
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antifa
1y ago
I think we can definitely have more of both than what we currently have, the primary issue today is mostly political dragons standing in the way of some reasonable economic fine tuning.
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antifa
1y ago
> Why do you assume that the destination city is "even more expensive"? It's more expensive because that's where the jobs are.
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antifa
1y ago
I like the game theory analysis going on behind this comment. What if it's all a prank and we allowed this random disappeared man to get their constitutionally mandated Due Process for nothing???
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antifa
1y ago
Agreed, just lay down and take it. Be polite and docile all the way to the gas chamber.
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antifa
1y ago
I'm over 30.
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antifa
1y ago
I googled The Wire and it seems like something only people 4-10 years older than me would be familiar with, which leaves 0 examples for people my age?
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1y ago
> Neo-Nazis argue the same about the Holocaust No they don't, don't trivialize the Holocaust with shitty comparisons like this.
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antifa
1y ago
I've never heard of any of those, so maybe it is true?
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1y ago
Not everyone is a gambling addict.
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1y ago
> One would have to be a moron or literally mentally ill to "believe in these policies," Playing devils advocate, I think most people thought the incoming tariffs were going to be a lot smaller, also maybe assumed there would b
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1y ago
Imagine if it was possible for the wrong person to walk into Fort Knox then suddenly all the gold was teleported to a random location.
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1y ago
> Hasn’t RFK Jr spent his entire life trying to find the cause and cure for autism? He was an environmental lawyer, not a doctor or scientist, so no. > RFK Jr is giving a voice to parents who are scared, confused and fully aware that
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1y ago
Although for Europeans this is probably more like "the right to not have (potentially hostile) foreign countries backdoor all your devices". Whether it's Microsoft spying on you or Samsung preinstalling unremovable spamware,
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antifa
1y ago
It would probably have worked just fine if the richest/biggest CEOs didn't jump to be first in line to appease Trump?
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1y ago
As much as that might be true to some degree, I doubt most people are comparing China's best to their grandparent's collapsed barnhouse in the boonies. The best I've seen (NYC is the best I'll publicly mention, but also
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1y ago
most likely the "so called" dig refers to the fact that Elon is attempting to bypass congress to enforce austerity and hand out contracts to his companies, which has nothing to do with government efficiency.
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1y ago
Interesting that you're concerned about a guy who allegedly nepo'd his son into a job but not concerned about the guy who openly nepo'd multiple children/relatives into federal government positions. Seems like if you gen
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1y ago
I have general one-shot success asking chatgpt to make bash/python scripts and one-liners where otherwise it would take 1hr to a day to figure out on my own (and I'd use one of my main languages maybe) or I might not even bother t
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2y ago
I'm entitled to a house. Why should someone else have two, or more, or two hundred, when I don't even have one? Some landlord hoarding of them is, after all, robbing me. You are entitled to a place to live, and the option of choos
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2y ago
Asking a candidate to do an outdoor interview at a public park so you can cross reference the sky with their time of day and weather and google maps photos sounds interesting.
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2y ago
Just speculating. I would also guess maybe Russian and Chinese candidates have more domestic opportunities or the NK government sponsors more activity like this.
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2y ago
teamwork makes the reamwork
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2y ago
sourcegraph Cody, tabbyml, cursor, continue.dev
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2y ago
If you're a business worried about a foreign state actor stealing all your corporate secrets, using a Microsoft/Google/Amazon product is functionally the same thing as letting China have a backdoor into your company. The curr
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2y ago
> the US has no authority to bring you back. They're paying to keep you there, but """can't""" bring you back.
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2y ago
> They had the opposite effect, for reasons that still remain somewhat unclear. The US deindustrialized since the 70s. Russia has had 100 years to practice being an independent, self-reliant, sanctioned country. The reasons are obvious.
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2y ago
But it also looks like they threw the baby out on purpose while intentionally misleadingly marketing themselves as bathwater dumpers.
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