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And from which mother nation state was Israel a colony of?
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That's not a nation.
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Palestinian muslim arabs are 20% of Israels population. Remind me how many percent of Palestine, Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, are Jewish? This is the worst genocide ever. They even have representation in Knes
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In the Spanish colonies they speak Spanish. In the Portuguese colonies they speak Portuguese. In the __BLANK__ colonies they speak Hewbrew. Fill in the blank.
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That sounds very tin foil hat to me. Yea, people who are angry don't act super rationally, and when losing Hitler acted like a toddler having a tantrum. That doesn't mean the failure and suicide was the point.
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Mao certainly did. So you're wrong there.
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I hate how Google scrapes business addresses so you get like "There's a grocery store X here" but actually that's just their corporate office building. I see that all the time. Machines just don't know.
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> Murdering millions of people wasn't exactly "accidental evil", it was very deliberate. Which parts of what these guys did do you think were accidental? His belief that the jews were the problem was the issue. But Germany
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Even more shortsighted: spinning conspiracy theories when simple market forces will do just fine.
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I mean.. we do all the time no? Hitler tried to make Germany great and made it shit. Mao tried to make China great and killed tens of millions. Stalin, Pol Pot.. the list goes on. If we attribute accidental evil, why should we not attribute
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I'm talking about the party.
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> What would be different in Tesla’s output if Americans didn’t start boycotting Tesla less than 2 years ago? Car companies do better if they sell cars. They also find it easier to sell cars if owning said car doesn't make you fearf
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> The Chinese are not worried about AI taking anyone's job. In fact they're excited by it. Yea, because they are not a democracy, so power concentration and automated violence is a plus, not a minus.
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China is a the forefront of catching up. Don't mistake that for innovation. China isn't building the best chips, that's Taiwan with really Netherlands doing the hard part. China is catching up to European car makers except th
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I mean.. a genre can't be all hits, that makes no sense :P If you want good sci-fi a good list can be: - Ender's Game - The Martian + Project Hail Mary - A Fire Upon the Deep - Dune
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Humans are not gods of writing that will please all audiences and make no mistakes.
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There's been exercises where you simulate active shooters with some or none of the people armed. As I remember it the situation with some of the targets were armed ended up with higher casualty numbers in quite a few simulations. The s
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I've been using it for years with https://github.com/boxed/DevBar
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We agree that legislation won't work because legislators aren't competent. But you claim that only legislation can force behavior, and I'm pretty sure that if a few senators just relayed their frustration with broken screen t
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> Your argument is unironically "real Liberalism hasn't been tried yet." No, it's been tried, and most of us are living in it right now. You are attempting a strawman badly. > "critical theory" and "
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When a teacher then shoots their entire class: arm the students!
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That anti-liberalism was born out of liberalism doesn't make liberalism wrong. It's like saying all dinosaurs were birds because birds evolved from dinosaurs. It just doesn't follow that a weird offshoot now defines the entir
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Cherry picking. The other side claimed to be the only ones to care about "black lives" while at the same time supporting burning down black owned businesses, and spreading covid during the worst of the pandemic, while being super
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> The left is destroying Western Civilization. How can anyone believe this bullshit when it's 2026 and the Right is firing professors, silencing the press, and arresting people for publicly disagreeing with them The "left"
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Seems like legislation should come after senators and members of congress directly call Tim Cook en masse to complain that: 1. Screen time reporting has been 100% broken for decades . Just does not work as advertised. False advertising is
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Yea, we all swim in the water of non-semantic "stars" and most don't even realize we are wet. Same thing with how bad notifications are as a system (as opposed to the good way: up to date status).
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Rating systems without any semantic meaning for the different scores is the underlying problem here. The users are left to fend for themselves and invent meaning for "3 stars" and inevitably different users assign radically differ
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It's the same everywhere: great fundamentals pay off. It's true of martial arts, dance, and absolutely about software platforms. You just have to trust that process and invest in it, which Apple does (although frustratingly not en
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Maybe look into your own soul and think for yourself instead of just calling people with other taste than yourself religious.
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I run a non-retina 30" Apple Cinema Display right now. There are some blurry text bugs, but that's super rare and I think has to do with me having a mix of non-retina and retina displays hooked up. But imo the rendering is still
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