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boringg
2y ago
Is there going to be a hearing into the stock transactions of any the cabinet related to this news? Seems to me like some people could make some significant money on information like this.
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boringg
2y ago
Agreed there are serious restructuring that needs to happen in the US. That said this approach doesn't make a lot of sense. There are many ways to do this without antagonizing all of your allies which only helps out your enemies and o
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boringg
2y ago
One thing worth noting is that congress isn't pleased about the executive branch high jacking the powers of appropriations from them (i.e. imposing a tax on the people in the form of a tariff).
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2y ago
Many critical flaws. Your getting lost confusing the forest for the trees. For starters you are focusing on the % on the interest payments which is a line item. However when all of your allies stop buying your goods and services you run i
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2y ago
I think the argument they make is fair. The levels that the US aims to have fluorinated water concentrations. If theres a bad actor county well thats on them not the standard thats set.
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boringg
2y ago
When i read it now it is ridiculous how high the tip rate is. Yes 18-25% a lot of them tip on the taxed total bill which is bananas
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2y ago
Definitely. UBI doesn't give you any connection to the world or meaning just money.
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2y ago
Totally vapid class of people working in there minus a few notables.
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2y ago
absolutely - far better than any other model I've seen.
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boringg
2y ago
When you build a ton of solar without any of the surrounding generation its going to cause problems for grid stability. Also they built their solar industry to export which subsidizes domestic consumption. They have some challenges ahead
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boringg
2y ago
This works for suburbs I'm guessing - I don't see how it helps out in metro areas? Where does this work best for? Buy and re-develop for friends?
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2y ago
Fine, deeply embarrassing on an international front that your highest level intelligence agency can't do Op Sec securely. I can't imagine having my personal secure commentary being put out into the public and I don't have nat
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Napster Just Sold for 207M
(abc7.com)
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2y ago
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boringg
2y ago
How much of a bump is signal seeing as a result of this?
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boringg
2y ago
You under estimate that people very much want to build and be part of something lasting and meaningful. Certainly takes its mental toll - its part of the trade off and it certainly isn't for everyone. Its a demanding job. My point is
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2y ago
Im not defending anything here but i also know how unsophisticated executives are and these guys are for sure not technical savvy people. Normally handlers do all the orchestration. I mean it looks pretty clear they chose to work outside
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2y ago
The example you give is about control - he wanted control over everyone else's inputs but trusted himself. Not a great look as a leader.
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boringg
2y ago
Option (a) 100%. This is an abysmal mistake on the big stage for a bunch of new people on the job. That it is the intelligence community makes it feel so much worse.
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2y ago
Having seen both perspectives I think a happy medium is possible. The self centered nature of some parents of the western societies doesn't really end up helping out the children whereas the complete abandonment of self for the sake o
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2y ago
More like you are pushing your perspective out here. You think he didn't enjoy being in charge of an organization that was building some remarkable products and pushing the possibility of what humanity can build? I think maybe you wou
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2y ago
"better search / information retrieval" - this is only temporary until people figure out either the SEO equivalent to get into models or AI agents start charging for product placement etc as they will absolutely need to add t
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boringg
2y ago
Yup you are correct. I agree with article thats BS to gate keep functionality through cloud access requirements and boy am I happy that I bought the 800 series. That said I don't like contributing to the business model of paying for
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2y ago
Totally different experience. Bosch dish washer 800 series - fantastic, clean and quiet. No need for wireless if i don’t want it and no blocked features. Have other appliances - well made, sturdy and made to last. I wont say it was the c
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2y ago
It is fundamentally about taking away individual achievement. Of course other people are involved - stating the obvious isn't enlightening. Individual merit, insight and achievement should absolutely be celebrated. This whole effort
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2y ago
To discount individual achievement is such a disservice to humanity. There is absolutely an environmental benefit but i take issue with the totally BS if they didn't do it someone else would on all things is such a knee cap to individ
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2y ago
Best answer possible - too bad they couldn't align better in the long run (ie for humanity).
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2y ago
It seems like a posturing thing that the party wants to do in order to get votes and it hurts individuals while not actually providing real value. Tariff goods etc fine but don't start arbitrarily charging some people road access - th
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2y ago
Not so great in areas with winter.
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2y ago
There needs to be more information - in the absence of it conspiracy theories are abound.
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2y ago
We got a live one here folks!
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