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by bmitc 1y ago
> the economy is strong, In what way? The stock market is not the economy. There's no way the U.S. economy can completely weather what's going on. Other countries will be pulling back and switching as much as possible.
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by bmitc 1y ago
The supporters of these lunatics don't look into any of that. It's Americans destroying America basically out of spite for "the other side". These people are terrorists in my opinion, but they view themselves as the true
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by bmitc 1y ago
I was about to ask just how evil he has to be to go out of his way to pardon this guy, but then here we are, realizing just how evil and corrupt he really is.
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by bmitc 1y ago
Have you never met an H-1B worker?
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by bmitc 1y ago
> This is actually smart. Do you personally know any H-1B visa holders? I can only assume that by your comment that you do not. The ones who play by the system have their entire livelihood and home held over their head while under an H-1
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by bmitc 1y ago
> If you don't care about business practices and general privacy concerns What are the actual concerns here? What has Bambu done that other 3D printer companies haven't?
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by bmitc 1y ago
Yea, because by leftists today, people mean Jean-Paul Sartre ... Most Republicans are leftist by today's standards.
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by bmitc 1y ago
As a note, that version is a pre-release version that was used in the movie before the album released. The album version is different.
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by bmitc 1y ago
Just go on Facebook. Greater than 90% of ads and linked articles are AI generated falsehoods.
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by bmitc 1y ago
It really bothers me that modern tech companies keep co-opting the names of famous intellectuals for their products.
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by bmitc 1y ago
It disagrees, yes, but it does not correct what was stated. And that appointment couldn't possibly be political could it? Musk has lied, time and time again, about his education. He has never worked as an engineer. People have commente
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by bmitc 1y ago
> Musk is not an engineer. You have been voted down, but this is proven. He has lied about his education. Henever even enrolled at Stanford, and his undergraduate degree was basically a general studies business degree.
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by bmitc 1y ago
And people keep buying the stock and buying the cars.
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Silicon Valley tech workers and companies are not known for their morals.
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by bmitc 1y ago
> Tesla probably has more revs than any other major manufacturer. Not even remotely. There's two things. When it comes to software, other manufacturers essentially ship complete and tested software. Of course there are firmware upda
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In what way?
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by bmitc 1y ago
Amazon is a cult, fullstop. My interview there was the most miserable, antagonistic one I have ever had. And even then they wanted you to regurgitate their principles as if the recruiter didn't over prep you on them.
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by bmitc 1y ago
> unless Tesla introduces new car models Tesla hasn't been able to efficiently and effectively do that ever since their first model. They lack no ability to even rev their existing models. And they've only seemingly gotten wors
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by bmitc 1y ago
Processes are part of the languages Elixir and Erlang.
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by bmitc 1y ago
What is the current status quo of using processes in Gleam? When I've looked, the language tour doesn't even get to anything about processes, messaging, or OTP. I found it here https://hexdocs.pm/gleam_otp/0.1
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by bmitc 1y ago
This is not a creator or main developer of Racket and perhaps not even an active community member. And Python doesn't have drama. Since when?
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by bmitc 1y ago
How is that not even worse?
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by bmitc 1y ago
That is why I gave the whale counterexample in the first place. If you place humans in the ocean with magic to allow them to survive, you will not get technology. If you placed whales on land with dextrous hands, you would very likely get t
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by bmitc 1y ago
> Apes do have opposable thumbs. Apes are also not whales. > that we can recognize And there we go. That's an us problem and not a them problem. > but their curiosity and capacity for communication stops at immediate needs lik
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by bmitc 1y ago
Evolutionary luck and not exceptionalism.
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by bmitc 1y ago
> It shows that they don't have ideas. That is false. If you gave a whale five digits and an opposable thumb and have them live on land, you'd strongly reconsider that. Even without this, it doesn't take very long when stu
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All of that is predicated on our technology, which does not make us inherently exceptional.
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I would be as well.
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What do people propose?
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by bmitc 1y ago
Then stop listening to him?

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