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1y ago
If democrats retake congress some things will change. Congress can stop the tariffs. If democrats don't retake congress we are cooked. This means people are okay with whatever is happening.
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1y ago
Social Media is the new tobacco.
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1y ago
The cause is......democrats! I am kidding but I doubt he knows the cause, it is a complex issue.
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1y ago
Wrong.
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1y ago
Tariffs need to be higher to bring back manufacturing back to the US. Most companies are looking for countries other than China with no tariffs and bringing it back to US is not even a consideration. Plus, by the time you can start manufact
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1y ago
A lot of domestic goods can be affected by the tariff war US is waging. We are a part of a global economy. Additionally, ICE raids are adding to the issue. Even for products made in the US if other things increase the cost of running a busi
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1y ago
Almost spilled my margarita. Seriously, I don't trust Glassdoor at all and stopped looking at it. Finding a current employee through a friend or knowing one seems to be the only way to get any accurate feedback. Possibly seeing how com
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1y ago
Current social media have basically found the "bliss point" of online engagement to generate revenue and keep the eyes attached. These companies found a way to keep people hooked, and strong emotions seem to be a major tool. It re
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1y ago
Windows XP pro splash screen makes me feel fuzzy and warm. For me that time was peak for gaming, peak for internet communities and peak for nerds coming together online. I hope commercializing reddit, fb, twitter and internet as whole will
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1y ago
When you step away from the internet things are much better. Internet is a toxic place.
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1y ago
Not surprised this is posted by a throwaway account. I would think this is Rush himself, if he was alive of course.
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1y ago
I am serious! Nice resource.
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1y ago
I have researched several companies which knocked on my doors. All of them have accusations online of scammy behavior and not really passing the benefit of the grant. I was told I would get "FREE SOLAR". At least in the midwest, w
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1y ago
The only better way is going to bed and dying of old age. The Titan way is quite harsh on families though.
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1y ago
SpaceX did not send manned missions for a while. If the hull failed without people it would be no big deal. However, Rush was running out of money so he felt rushed and got reckless.
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It is quite interesting. The implosion took about 10 milliseconds. It takes the brain 13 milliseconds to register an image. It takes the brain 100-200 milliseconds to register pain. They could have heard some cracks but most likely had no k
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1y ago
Rush could be placed in Wikipedia under hubris. His hubris killed people. He ignored experts. He ignored warnings. This outcome was predictable.
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1y ago
Due to my ADHD, I would try to learn 12-72 hours before the exams. I would fail quickly, hopefully someone could help me recognize why.
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1y ago
The only good thing about this, is that I won't have these annoying solar companies knocking on my door. Not that this news is great. We should promote green energy. I will just get the panels and do it myself.
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1y ago
I found that odd. Since I started using ChatGPT, I rarely visit stack. If I need some code ChatGPT will tailor it to my example and I can get up and running quickly to figure out how it works.
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1y ago
Why can't one use ORM and then flag queries which are slow? This is trivial. Inspect the actual SQL query generated, and if needed modify ORM code or write a SQL query from scratch.
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1y ago
I considered electric too, and would never buy a Tesla with Elon at the helm.
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1y ago
"Visible"? The carbon credit of $2.7 billion represented nearly 40% of their net income in 2024. 90% of the vehicles they sell also got the $7500 credit. They are in dire times.
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1y ago
Quite interesting to me and first time I am hearing about this. Question for you, what do you do when it shows you may have cancer? Do you speak to your physician? Surely, this will change your life even if it doesn't need treatment fo
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1y ago
Average citizens are not on this platform. Average citizens are commenting on YT and FB. Most citizens are average and I don't see mass strikes while things are getting stripped away.
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1y ago
On paper, but the average citizen and current admin disagree. The check & balances also don't seem to work.
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1y ago
I'm hoping at some point people will just get turned off by the internet and value human interaction more with no phones. However, I recently when camping with some friends...nearing 40s....and the other couple kept getting sucked into
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1y ago
Even the structures of cars have improved. The crumple zones and structural rigidity is constantly evolving. I also like sensors and crash avoidance tech.
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Ah, I agree for the most part, however, safety has definitely moved forward. There is a lot more to safety than airbags and seatbelts.
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1y ago
I know someone considering divorce because of ChatGPT. Well educated. It is quite sad, that instead of using a professional they ask questions to chatGPT and it reinforces their opinion/belief.
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