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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
> But maybe this is an opportunity to do CVE better. Okay, how? This sounds like looking for lemonade in a genocide.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
War with China and doing enough reprehensible acts to stoke protests to declare martial law to stay in power indefinitely.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
They surprise is: they won't. This will weaken the West. This is dangerously stupid.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
This is bikeshedding. The point is an authoritative process and an identifier All this does is help Putin and other rich grifters.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Vampire capitalism. They want civilization to break down so they can offer a solution for profit. The enemies of all people and life on the planet are a tiny group of oligarchs and their supplicants.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Violent resistance isn't a successful strategy at this point because the Axis of Evil has already won. The correct strategy is to take the moral high ground with nonviolent, peaceful, moral courage in forums other than where there are
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Privatize the profits and socialize the costs. Just like shifting the burden, blame, and responsibility for multi-stream recycling onto individuals instead of having single-stream. While it might be utopian to recycle everything all the tim
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Such tokens announcements were made after Camp Fire by PG&E too.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Either have a Bill of Rights or a king. These are mutually exclusive.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Welcome to technofeudalism.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
2K was so much better than XP. The UI rendering thread was decoupled in a way that XP's wasn't.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Hamas isn't an army, it's the political party voted into office to administer Gaza. The problem is a subset of it, the Al-Qassam Brigades, that conduct asymmetric warfare. If that were shutdown and violence were disavowed, that wo
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
That's a good book.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
You're out of your mind if you think people will pay more in the long-term when there are or will be cheaper alternatives. Many countries in Africa are the next logical neocolonial maquiladora targets for cheap goods to feed the Global
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Yep. US investment and manufacturing will cease entirely with instability. Being bad for business, it's more likely now that the economic royalists will find a way to remove POTUS by impeachment and conviction for one of his many alleg
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
That's a subplot of the movie Shooting Fish. Selling AI computers that are really a human to scam investors.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Words to know: Anocracy - Imitation democracy Kakistocracy - Least fit rulers Kleptocracy - Thieving rulers Kratocracy - Government by the strong Neocracy - Government by amateurs Ochlocracy - Mob rule Plutocracy - Rule by the rich, subset
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Rich old people can't be expected to know anything about anything.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Being down costs money and wastes time. Find ways to have zero downtime migrations.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
B&H is also a physical store that is also closed at that time too.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Unsurprising from a qualitative, anecdotal perspective: heavy delta 9 THC users seem to develop "tweaker" psychological and personality changes. Just a little seems to result in chiller people. Moderation in all things except mod
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Protests need to be 3x bigger because the revolution isn't being televised. 5M people and the corporate-owned media carries water for the establishment by downplaying them as "thousands".
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Surprised DOGE hasn't fire-bombed the Library of Congress and triumphantly boasted about how much money was saved.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
I posted this 5 days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43522396
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
Meat agriculture, as practiced in most of the world on an industrial basis with insufficient regulation, leads to pandemics, evolution of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, climate change, and air, water, and soil pollution.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
No need to "think". These policies are all magnifying stagflation. Recession if not depression. There won't be anything to buy because America doesn't have much of a manufacturing supply chain, isn't willing to pay
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
That's a vague and unconvincing chicken little argument for not making models using the wealth of open and for-purchase data that's available and understanding the limitations.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
There's an American monetary economist living in Poland who does a good job of explaining things. "Econ Lessons" on YT.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
This is the dilemma of spoiled rich kids who got too big for their breeches.
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by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
This. The problem with looking at trade deficits is that they are comparative trade phallus envy that somehow "demand" regulatory "action" when others don't buy enough of our stuff. How dare them! These deeply-unpop

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