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by bleah1000 6y ago
I think you need to update your knowledge of the polls, as much as you may dislike Trump, he isn't down by 10+ points any more. Regardless, the media has convinced people that only the Republicans and Trump want to see something done a
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by bleah1000 6y ago
But what evidence is there that these kinds of projects actually help the people they are trying to help? I mean, not every black person in America today is descended from slaves. It's kind of racist to assume that if you see a black p
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by bleah1000 6y ago
It's pretty clear that the artwork and the initial description of this movie was really disgusting. Regardless of the actual content of the movie, it seems like someone at Netflix might need to be visited by Chris Hanson if they though
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by bleah1000 6y ago
It's likely if this passes, we'll see companies use the pandemic as a reason to move out of SF. If these companies see that the city is becoming increasingly hostile to them, why would they stay? This is also the perfect time sinc
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by bleah1000 6y ago
What are you talking about, there are, literally, hundreds of stories about why Trump is bad, evil, or an embarrassment in the media. Why would a few more stories make him choose a policy against TikTok? He is constantly saying the media li
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by bleah1000 6y ago
Did you know that the Democrats are also not too happy with TikTok and the CCP? Biden even had his staffers remove the app. This is not as Trump/Republicans partisan as people think. There is a lot of bi-partisan support for TikTok as
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by bleah1000 6y ago
The problem is you've now screwed all of the people who own the stock. So you diversify the ownership of this particular company, but all of the mutual funds, and other people who own the stock just get to suffer a huge loss? And what
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by bleah1000 6y ago
This bill on the face of it is pretty dumb. Most billionaires do not have liquid assets that are easily converted into money. In fact, most of the people's wealth increased due to their company stock price increasing. In order to pay t
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by bleah1000 6y ago
But if you put out a concept album, do you expect it to pay your bills for three or four years? I don't think that's a reasonable expectation. If you want to make a living off music, then you might need to put out more music, or d
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by bleah1000 6y ago
Yes but it's probably really hard to prove these kinds of cases. However, Google appears to have had a large volume of evidence that would be really hard to overcome, so the prosecution has a really easy time. With a lot of smaller com
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by bleah1000 6y ago
That story was complete garbage. After reading it, I don't know much about what the executive orders actually are. Not a single quote from the orders or a link so we can read the orders ourselves. We have summaries of the orders, but g
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by bleah1000 6y ago
I think the one thing that gets lost in the work from home push is that it really takes good managers to make it work. You need a manager skilled at making sure that people are working at a good pace. Doing one-on-ones in person for a good
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by bleah1000 6y ago
The problem is that many conservative/Republican areas are more rural. So you could see these opinions being related to the fact that these rural areas had fewer people getting infected, and these areas have never had as big a problem
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by bleah1000 6y ago
It would be easy to argue that a furlough is worse. It gives this false sense of hope that airbnb might be able to hire them back. However, travel is likely not going to recover until next year at the earliest since a lot of countries have
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by bleah1000 6y ago
Have you seen pictures from Portland? It looks like the site of a third-world battle field. I'm sure it sounds like minor property damage, but when you see what's happening, it's not as minor as you think. Remember, these are
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by bleah1000 6y ago
But he's making the decision for all of California. If you look at the actual data, it appears that most of the cases are coming from southern california. Also, the real data to look at is death rate, and hospitalization rate. I don&#x
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by bleah1000 6y ago
You also need to figure out how many of those crashes are intentional suicides or a result of something else (such as someone having a heart attack and losing control of their car). Basically, you would need to figure out how many of those
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by bleah1000 6y ago
This sounds like a good idea on paper, but allow me to frame this differently. The first vaccine will likely be slightly experimental because it was done rather quickly. This means you are effectively asking the government to set up shop in
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by bleah1000 6y ago
There is another cost, if you try and fix a bug and break something else. If your codebase becomes so brittle that you feel like you can't do anything without breaking something else, that makes it unbearable to keep going with that pr
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by bleah1000 6y ago
But that assumes that people looked at the deck. You can't make that assumption, they might look only at the person sending them the deck, then decide to look at the deck. In fact, she said she sent out the deck from her own e-mail and
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by bleah1000 6y ago
I think the problem is that even with breaks, you can still be mentally exhausted by the last interview or two. For a normal work day, I wouldn't expect people to switch between writing completely different algorithms and problems so o
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by bleah1000 6y ago
What are you talking about? Thousands of people died in New York, way more than California. Are you saying that California should have made sure thousands died in the first pass so that not as many die in the second? You do realize New York
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by bleah1000 6y ago
I find this statement oddly racist/xenophobic. White people aren't the majority in every country. It seems like you are implying white people are superior to all others, and have control over every country on earth. What if someon
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by bleah1000 6y ago
You are literally participating in the canceling of someone because you believe this article without any actual evidence. Don't you see that this is wrong? Maybe you should look at the fact that you are willing to believe this with no
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by bleah1000 6y ago
But I think the problem is that a lot of news publications have slowly become more and more biased, and they have cultivated specific audiences. Maybe because of the biases of their journalists, maybe because they are trying to cater to the
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by bleah1000 6y ago
I would guess that Apple always had plans to switch to their own arm cpus. Perhaps what happened is that their experience with Intel was so bad that they chose to accelerate those plans, rather than have to deal with AMD. Most likely Apple
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by bleah1000 6y ago
I think the question is whether this is actually true. Just like we don't believe the numbers from China, is there reason to believe the numbers from Vietnam? I have a hard time believing zero deaths, no matter how well they did. Even
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by bleah1000 6y ago
But how would you enforce only downloading the relevant data? How do you get only the data you think is relevant before looking at the data? It could be the police couldn't agree that they wouldn't download more than they need bec
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by bleah1000 6y ago
I have never seen anything but a native crash for drm code issues. I would be willing to bet some type of drm is still the problem here.
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by bleah1000 6y ago
The problem with this article is that they made all of these assumptions from those people who actually called in. But what if this vocal minority doesn't match the silent majority? You will get the wrong idea of the issues. I don&#x27

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