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by aydyn 3y ago
The fact that you’re trying to read the tea leaves on gp’s post rather than discuss them correctly calling out the DEI corporate scam tells all you need to know about the bad faith of this discussion.
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by aydyn 3y ago
Gp is making no such assumption of motives. Lots of people actively peddle scams while believing in the product. For a less controversial example, MLMs.
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by aydyn 3y ago
??? They already all show ads
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by aydyn 3y ago
He’s not cynically accusing, he is accurately accusing.
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by aydyn 3y ago
No, there’s absolutely no proof that racial diversity directly benefits a company. I searched HARD for the evidence. Lots of articles claim it is true but purposely mistake correlation for causation.
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by aydyn 3y ago
Of course, because project management isn’t a real job, and it’s almost exclusively staffed by white women. Coincidentally.
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by aydyn 3y ago
That would be your assumption due to your own political bias. That reflects on you, not me. Like I legitimately just want the system to be more efficient lol. It must be hard for you to talk to people?
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by aydyn 3y ago
Entitled, like expecting free food? Nice reversal! Preparing food is a red herring, there's lots of food better than junk food that takes no prep time at all.
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by aydyn 3y ago
> The whole point of EBT is to keep people fed. If they are eating junk food and not maximizing their nutritional value to your satisfaction that’s fine because they’re still eating. They could eat for much less than that. Again, why sho
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by aydyn 3y ago
How is "that thinking" the problem? A problem for what exactly? Junk food is a problem because it's vastly overpriced relative to the amount of nutritional value. In terms of material cost, the dollar amount actually necessar
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by aydyn 3y ago
The bias is they are measuring accidents per driver, not accidents per driven mile. Classic case of Lying with Statistics.
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by aydyn 3y ago
The problem with food stamps is program abuse: about 25% is spent on junk food. And then there's outright fraud, which as a percentage is small but still a lot of money. Who knows how much is spent on uber eats/doordash. I'm
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by aydyn 3y ago
That sounds a little paranoid, especially when you have options for factory paired keyboard/dongle encryption. And aesthetics? This is a forum that tirelessly obsesses over micro usb vs usb-c. Wired is de facto obsolete afaiac.
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by aydyn 3y ago
I don’t see how people can STILL use wired nowdays. It’s so much less desk clutter and vastly better aesthetics to go full wireless. Charging is not an issue, get some Logitech that lasts months if not years.
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by aydyn 3y ago
Is that more heat waste than the habit of constantly closing and opening the door to check what's inside?
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by aydyn 3y ago
You could get a glass door fridge?
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by aydyn 3y ago
> If you recall Elon promised several years back that Tesla cars will have replaceable batteries. Go to a charging station, swap your battery and go. He didn't do it. Why? Because Elon spouts a lot of bullshit that you shouldn'
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by aydyn 3y ago
you dont need a single app, you need a single protocol. For something so relatively simple, the only reasons to not unify standards are anti-competitive reasons.
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by aydyn 3y ago
> “ what projection [sic] “ [sic] You know what projection is yet resorted to infantile oneupmanship and insults on top, breaking posting guidelines? You’re too upset to have a serious conversation with. Its wild to me that you are affec
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by aydyn 3y ago
Oh 100%. You are an idiot for believing a car would appreciate or taking wild speculation as a future fact.
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by aydyn 3y ago
Projection for sure. Sic is correctly used when it quotes an “odd or erroneous” phrase (Oxford English Dictionary). In context those quotes are extraordinarily odd. They are both too flippant for a serious article and do not follow logicall
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by aydyn 3y ago
This is an extremely weird article that makes the argument that Tesla lowering prices is “dicking over customers” [sic]. Tesla, described as “ostensibly Texas-based” [sic] deserves a lot of criticism but for lowering prices on their cars..?
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by aydyn 3y ago
> You mean … Instead of assuming what I mean, why not ask for clarification? no, I mean technology and science largely developed by the west. > You act like we are trying to give underdeveloped countries free technology Actually yes,
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by aydyn 3y ago
Coincidentally, all birds named after him are going to be renamed to dissociate with his legacy. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/01/science/birds-ornithology...
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by aydyn 3y ago
Right, the point is its disingeuous to compare total historical CO2 output.
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by aydyn 3y ago
The west bootstrapped modern civilization. Other countries dont need to because cleaner technology is available now.
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by aydyn 3y ago
Can someone give a plausible explanation why base64 is used instead of base85? Both are transcoded in linear time (Even base91 is possible in linear time but potentially still slower due to more difficult SIMD). People have been making the
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by aydyn 3y ago
I agree with you, but these people are becoming more and more irrelevant by the minute. Nobody is not using chatGPT or stable diffusion because it could be biased. The ship has already sailed and any complaints about bias (or copyright for
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by aydyn 3y ago
The primary value of bitlocker is to defend against theft, not the NSA.
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by aydyn 3y ago
Piracy. It's way simpler.

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