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No in most wars children don't die. 70% of the people murdred in Gaza are women and children: https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/09/middleeast/un-warnings-gaza-h... More children have been killed in Gaza t
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There's video that comes out every single day of dead children and civilians. Those buildings are civilian and not empty.
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I've also struggled with looking at the tweets of the investors of our startup. When they were denying the first (of many) hospital bombings, I started thinking about finding a new job.
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Indeed. That Israel has been allowed to operate outside the bounds of international law and human rights will be studied for generations.
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It's the ICC accusing Israel of war crimes.
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This is completely false. Gaza Health Ministry provides the most accurate data. You could also just go on X or TikTok and see dozens of Palestinians murdered by the IDF every single day.
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That's a meme? I've never seen that photo before in my life and I'm pretty aware of most memes.
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That's not true. In fact they are still actively working with firefighters to teach traditional techniques: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fe43QK85448
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The domain names are public keys so they can't be easily remembered, spoken... This is their example: http://7fmjpcuuzf54hw18bsgi3zihzyh4awseeuq5tmojefaezjbd64cy/
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Brilliant hack but doesn't Strava hide the exact starting and ending points of routes? I don't see how they could get the exact home addresses of IDF soldiers if that's the case.
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> That is nothing at like Microsoft using AI to help with post-interview processing of testimony taken by October 7th victims and their families. Yes, it’s nearly identical and anyone arguing in good faith would admit that.
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This is literally the subtitle of that article: > Microsoft Israel engineers develop advanced AI tools to assist users around the world in creating personalized memorial ceremonies or events based on Oct. 7 survivor testimonies Same th
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Yes, the MS CEO made several statements: https://www.geekwire.com/2023/microsoft-ceo-heartbroken-by-a... Microsoft was also very recently working on this: https://www.timesofisrael.com/microsoft-launche
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Tell it to Microsoft: https://www.timesofisrael.com/microsoft-launches-ai-platform...
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Doing business with Israel is mixing profession and politics.
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The issue is that Microsoft does active business with Israel. It's not just completely non sequitur.
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You conveniently left this out of your quote: > The theory that "certain Jews" carried out the attacks "in order to focus the attention of the Israel Government on the plight of the Jews" was viewed as "more pla
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You're right hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were forced off their land by Zionists terrorists during Nakba, just like what's happening today in Gaza.
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Heat transfer isn't an issue for most ales (maybe it's even a feature?). It matters more for lagers and stuff like kolsch. I actually like my ales to start coldish and end around room temp.
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Only because environmental damage and human rights violations are externalities not modeled in capitalism.
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I wonder if this is what Iran took out when they hit the Nevatim airbase.
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#1 reason for meetings is insecure managers who have massive anxiety if they don't see "butts in seats" (or the wfm equivalent). These people are the downfall of any organization and it normally starts at the top: CEO/fo
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I'm pro open borders. I see no downsides to letting whoever wants to live here, come here. I also think the US culture (think TGI Fridays and Macys) is pretty much the worst and can only improve as we import people with rich cultural h
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There are reasons to do things besides being able to make money. The world does not need any more crappy music, but I certainly enjoy creating it!
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I can't think of a reason QR is better other than price. I actually find it easier to mount and unmount the wheels with thru-axle. They're not really permanently installed though, so they can be stolen if you know how to take them
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I wouldn't recommend anyone get quick release, thru-axle is so much better. Disc brakes too, it's such a huge upgrade. I'd also say a dropper post if you're doing anything off-road, or maybe even on-road, they're aw
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The amazing thing is that a dollar is only worth what all those millions of people agree it is. A few people having infinitely more wealth than everyone else is a very precarious position.
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> Google has pushed back hard against the proposals, describing them as "radical" and "sweeping" and claiming they "risk hurting consumers, businesses, and developers." Breaking up Google would undoubtedly
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It's removing freedom of speech and freedom to boycott. It's using government force to oppress citizens.
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I don't agree at all that Liberalism was the greatest innovation. Neo-liberalism is quite the opposite actually. VCs are part of a rigged system of global capital. They get paid to be part of that system and continue its existence. It
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