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How is a scheme systemically racist when >50% of 13M green card holders are from Latin/South America and Caribbean? You can't be serious.
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Yeah...I know you want to gripe, but you'll have to be more convincing.
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LOL! How do you reconcile arguing it isn't "alarmism" and acknowledging the claims are "absurd"? You're definitely trying to have it both ways on the issue of whether people have been guilty of promoting alarmi
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You really should revisit the absurd claims Gore was promoting that didn't age well like the north pole melting in 5 years (2014). IMHO, the toxic chemicals comparison doesn't work. For climate change, you have alternatives to rai
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>rich Westerner Not quite. These affluent countries torture themselves with terrible energy transition projects that jack up prices for everyone at the cost of more efficient alternatives. Healthcare, nutrition, education and other pro
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5mo ago
Hiring 2-6% of applicants? That sounds high, not to be dreary, but given how easy it is to spam and roles having thousands of applicants. There's about 10M in US tech jobs and the forecast for net job adds is +2% in 2026 so the number
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>is not the same as not getting to complete a PhD (rare) BTW, your perspective is bizarre. Not sure where you're getting the idea that PhD candidate attrition is rare. Maybe at MIT where only 20% don't finish (within 10 years
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> They cannot void your warranty, in whole or in part. I understand what you're saying, but your core beef seems really pedantic in context. Yes, the warranty terms aren't abandoned, but... ..."voided" isn't a
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Damn. You get a complimentary track day, but Toyota said going 114 MPH is abuse. Both cars were just serviced. Adding insult, one guy had his comprehensive insurance coverage lapse right before!
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What is your understanding of the Act and its limitations [0]? Here's a legal view that explains it further [1]. Basically, they can deny warranty service if you make modifications, and they can tie it to a failure. You can add 100s of
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5mo ago
If you start tuning, then make sure you turn it off before bringing your car to the dealership. It'll void any warranty.
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Maybe "Hurricane Hacker" who produces "tactical tornadoes" via agents?
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5mo ago
>In CS/tech, those who exit academia after PhDs get paid $300K-$500K Yes, I'd like to see data on what percentile gets this and breaks even for lost wages from their PhD years. IMHO, it's not fair to generalize this outc
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Yes, they don't realize it or lie to themselves because ~50% dropout. Given the attrition, I really question if PhD programs are honest with incoming prospects. Law schools and business schools are similarly "guilty" of pimpi
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He appears to be tunnel-visioning on academia. The vast majority (>75%) of Computer Science PhDs leave academia. [0] Becoming a "world expert in a specific topic" is overfitting skills for a sub-niche of a specific career. Ther
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This guy's acting in bad faith. Sorry you got swept into this.
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> I concede that I started the thread with a joke but wow you really are upset. You went further than "a joke." You continued making aggressive, non-substantive remarks that were out of line.[0] #1 > you have no idea abo
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> You can get red lines with Anthropic, you can get a DPA with Anthropic. IMHO, 1. Dismissing attorney client privilege is reckless 2. and the vast majority of users aren't aware of what "customization in the contracts"
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> I’d say who cares if demand for oil specifically goes down? "How" it happens is the nuance. The point above was that people would get priced out (not by choice), lowering (read: destroying) demand. They experience lower qu
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I suggest revisiting the definition [0]. IMHO, your understanding is at odds and I suspect you're intending to say people will replace with energy from elsewhere (which still qualifies as demand destruction). [0] https://en.w
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Disagree. I assume your understanding of "demand destruction" is mixing concepts. GP said switching to alternative sources isn't demand destruction when it IS technically and relatively. The parent's point: until you get
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It's in direct response to the parent > I shudder to think just how badly we will be outmatched in a shooting war with China.
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And they've done legendary doublespeak while looking the other way!
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Regarding Counterstrike (game) example, there were already a lot of cheaters and a cheater ecosystem that still exists to this day. I suspect Valve could address it if it wanted to, but the gameplay/development cost trade-offs aren
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They're still playing above the law and read anti-corruption regulations as "how to" manuals.
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Hey. You're obviously having a bad couple days, which seems to have nothing to do with this discussion or HN. I hope you can recover and feel better. My point remains that Reliance isn't investing 300B in a refinery as you so clai
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Not really a big deal. The numbers are cumulative. The Reliance Brownsville Texas facility will only process 60 million barrels per year. That's 1% of annual US refining capacity. > It's interesting to both see Asian majors an
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While this is for seasonal, entry-level screening of hundreds of thousands of workers, as you say... ...I kind of think this is an improvement for a lot of cold applicants. HR talent acquisition teams can be terrible, and I surmise many wou
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non-paywall: https://www.wsj.com/us-news/education/youtube-chromebooks-sc...
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YouTube Took over the American Classroom
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