bluenomatterwho

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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
I'd say the masterpiece of the Wolfowitz doctrine was Ukraine. The best mental picture I can paint is seeing the longing, looking-for-acceptance look on the face of the little old hippie lady that sold me my Patagonia marching in a pro
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
If you want to take issue with Technocracy, fine. Call out the entire liberal order and Karp's marxism in the same breath. Pretending it is just Thiel is so willfully ignorant. It is so nauseating how much people need to project and pl
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
Why is it so difficult to be transparent? The cure works, 90% of the time. 10% of the time it causes polio. It's also the source of new polio. I get it. I'm sure you're ready to acknowledge the quandary after 60 years? Surely
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
I don't know why you assume I'm even on social media. The cutter incident is well known anyway, established in history in many more journals than the JRSM. It's the origin story of VAERS. How rude.
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
Websites like this? https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1383764/
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
I've heard many unique, difficult or important profiles or roles as being described as 'lonely' in a 'lonely at the top' kind of way (but not limited to primacy). This would include artists, entrepreneurs and leader
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
this seems like it might be useful!
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
If this were social media I would just screenshot it for you. There are also people posting more I guess, substantial criticisms of Project 2025, for example. I'm not sure what you're after, but my point is merely to relay the rhe
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
It's interesting. In the days since the election my Threads feed has been dominated by posts claiming that your experience means you wrote Project 2025, you are a misogynist, Nazi, etc. You aren't following the Science. 9 out of 1
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
In 2009, Rwanda, formerly under Belgian and German rule, joined.[52] Consideration for Rwanda's admission was considered an "exceptional circumstance" by the Commonwealth Secretariat.[92] Rwanda was permitted to join despite
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
Um... I don't know why I am this way but I have uh... talent in both of these areas and I certainly did seek out training but... this reads to me like someone who could enjoy being an amateur. If we are talking about "skill"
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
You are clearly not informed, he specifically left his kids out. They received shares from his father, but not him. One son is a musician who has spent it in the arts already.
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
I second the cost per hour as someone who just glowed about quality
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
Depending one what one means by "usage" I have connected iCloud and Obsidian to 10+ year old Macs. Sure, I can't air drop, screen support, etc. All of those features and updates you generally want on your 'new' syst
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
Much of what I've cited (would you like links?) could be a maximalist position. Oct 7th was fishy, this is reported in Israeli media as well. The point is annexation. It would be built atop the blood of children and some will celebrate
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
My conspiracy theory...? Formally recognized statehood...? What planet are you on?
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
Hamas was propped up by the Likud government in order to delegitimize the PLO. All of the fishy events of Oct 7th aside, the point is the annexation of Gaza. At this point the people under apartheid have little recourse. All the better for
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
I'm independent so that isn't a problem for me. My response was to this mention of the 'credibility' of experts regarding one hospital. Gaza is obliterated. The repeated and deliberate targeting of World Central Kitche
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
Right? What are people on about?? There are a few buildings still standing. Some kids are still starving, it's not like they were all killed by bombs. Hopefully the final invasion will be successful and resettlement can begin, right? I
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by bluenomatterwho 2y ago
You've never heard of BLM or Antifa or 'mostly peaceful but fiery' arsons I take it. I'm not surprised if there was some outlier activity (again, instigation of the that was largely the point). But I watched it live, and
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by bluenomatterwho 3y ago
You're right, there are flaws with the neoconservative Wolfowitz doctrine.
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by bluenomatterwho 3y ago
> Russia isn't where Russian is spoken, it's where the 1991 borders are. There are ethnic Russians who lost family in the Euromaidan incident who may disagree with that. They also didn't appreciate having a Georgian insta
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by bluenomatterwho 3y ago
https://reees.macmillan.yale.edu/vladimir-pozner-how-united-... thanks for the downvote and unsubstantial remark ;)
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by bluenomatterwho 3y ago
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/12/19/kyiv-slams-kissing... Kissinger was a nebulous figure, no doubt closer to Putin than I will ever be...
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by bluenomatterwho 3y ago
And why did that happen? Nothing to do with the western-backed color revolutions or burning people alive? I'm not pro Russia, sillies. I'm noticing the erosion of US standing in the world.
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Ask HN: Cool Design Links for 2024?
2 points by bluenomatterwho 3y ago|0 comments
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by bluenomatterwho 3y ago
As I mentioned above, most of my teachers supported me dropping out and told me of the successful types they knew like me. However I would like to stress that this kind of path isn't for everyone and having a low-enough common denomina
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by bluenomatterwho 3y ago
When I dropped out all of my teachers said "you know, some of the smartest and successful people dropped out" etc. The fact that "education" is compulsory isn't really a good indicator, depending on what kind of abi
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The IBM–ification Of FAANG [video](youtube.com)
6 points by bluenomatterwho 3y ago|1 comments
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by bluenomatterwho 3y ago
"Once upon a time, FAANG companies used to be the playground for the smartest engineers, inventors, and product managers. But, as these companies reach market saturation and growth starts to slow, it seems that FAANG is entering a whol

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