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by arbitrary_name 9mo ago
You don't actually do anything of those things though, if youre the average US pickup truck owner
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by arbitrary_name 9mo ago
Citations needed.
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by arbitrary_name 9mo ago
>China is plain speaking and cares, openly and transparently, about its interests What???????
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by arbitrary_name 9mo ago
>I don't get any enjoyment from "building something without understanding" — what would I learn from such a thing? How could I trust it to be secure or to not fall over when i enter a weird character? How can I trust somet
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by arbitrary_name 9mo ago
Then I don't think you've thought your position through very well.
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by arbitrary_name 9mo ago
They are disconnected, bland, and made me feel that if you rely that heavily on generic AI images, your writing can't be much better.
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by arbitrary_name 10mo ago
I don't think that is the business model: there will be a small percentage of people able to afford these, which will have transponders and 'priority rescue' status from emergency services, as part of the subscription package
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by arbitrary_name 11mo ago
If i have two kids to support, how am i going to afford a) cost of relocating to LCOL b) cost of supporting family on lower wage c) while going through a multi year retraining program and d) paying for the training?
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
Google, what's a "college level vocabulary word"? For crying out loud, information is so accessible. The inability to find and discern at least some level of truth (or at least gather multiple contrasting perspectives) is laz
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
While i take your point about playing nice, it has a lot to do with stupidity: specifically ignorance, intellectual laziness, lack of curiosity, bias, anti intellectualism, inability to think abstractly, lack of education, lack of critical
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
Neither party is perfect or even close to it. But there is an enormous difference between the conduct of this administration and all of those before it. To accept that the conduct of the Biden administration was in any way equivalent to tha
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
Evidence please!
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
>Climate is not creating any real problems with food production that couldn't be remedied... I interpret this and GPs comment as the same: we have ways to solve these issues technically, but currently lack the other dimensions (trus
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
We should only do waste reduction if it doesn't result in wide scale poisoning of aquifers and biomes. Does that sound more agreeable?
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
I know lawyers using it, plumbers using it. My sweet little ol grandma uses it. I depend on it as an office worker. My belief is that it is similarly transformative as the Internet. The bubble will burst, some use cars will never materializ
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
shiraz grapes replacing pinot in Tasmania the past few years as well.
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
Andor succeeded BECAUSE of the bureaucracy porn.
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
And that is extremely difficult at a large scale. Especially when you reduce safety nets and heighten the consequences of failure. A lack of healthcare, poor rural hospitals, extortionate tuition at colleges, high housing costs; these all m
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
Who gives a flying toss about political content in a game? That sounds like a weird right wing thing. Either the gameplay is good, or its not. Why does woke matter, and why should anyone care?
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
From the first link:Read large enough context to ensure you get what you need. How does this actually work, and how can one better define this to further improve the prompt? This statement feels like the 'draw the rest of the fucking o
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
How does taking some ones second mansion away to help feed struggling family decrease happiness? If there is a net decrease, the rich person needs to examine their priorities.
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
Doesn't this prove that nuclear weapons stop the NKs and Pakistans of the world from being bombed?
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
How pointless, biased and inflammatory. Generally, citizens commit crimes at rates higher than immigrants. Please keep that in mind while you read the Daily Mail or whatever tabloid you get your information from.
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
Years of salary to purchase home. Life expectancy. Obesity rates. Overall life satisfaction surveys. Loneliness rates. Suicide rate. I could go on.
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
Fuck Donald Trump and his gross, weird, pathetic mafia. This regime is a rogue autocracy strangling anything good about this once great country. I hope every single person responsible for the many crimes they have committed (and they have
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
If those shoes cost $200 because of higher labor costs, then a lot less people are buying them. They will buy worse imports at $180. The consumer loses.
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by arbitrary_name 1y ago
The other commenter covered this: "in the case of Clinton involved bringing it up for nearly a decade, an FBI investigation, an Inspector General's report on the FBI's and DOJ's handling of the case and a three year Stat
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by arbitrary_name 2y ago
Yes, but far less. We can have tax free thresholds, you know. Like the capital gains exemption for sale if a house. Any working class person against higher and broader capital gains taxes is not thinking very deeply, in my opinion.
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by arbitrary_name 2y ago
Wrong. I can tell what you're mad about, and I find it petty.
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by arbitrary_name 2y ago
>charismatic public persona You have weird taste in men.

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