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carlivar
3y ago
Columbus didn't discover America, either! https://www.history.com/news/the-viking-explorer-who-beat-co...
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3y ago
I'm fine with the courts deciding what is misinformation. That's a huge improvement.
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carlivar
3y ago
I'm not a fan of Elon Musk, but why would we celebrate Jack Dorsey rebuilding the same flawed system that went too far towards censorship in the name of "misinformation"? https://reason.com/2023/03/1
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carlivar
3y ago
I wonder if that was the show "Sliders"?
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carlivar
3y ago
The point is that it shouldn't have to be binary like this. Why can't there be less pointless parts changes and thus more parts availability?
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3y ago
I would expect companies that might say they care about things like climate change to understand the benefits of repairability towards that end.
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3y ago
So you have a data point of 2 Chromebooks versus the school I.T. admins in the article that manage thousands, and you think your sample size wins? How about the pointless bezel changes illustrated in the article? Drop your Chromebooks on th
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carlivar
3y ago
Interesting, that's the S&P 1500. Do you think the 500 is next?
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3y ago
> the SEC don't like these structures Standard & Poors doesn't either, apparently. Companies with dual classes of stock cannot be admitted to the S&P 500.
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4y ago
This reminds me of my friend in the 2000's that would say "I don't have email" when stores asked for his email address. Even at the time, quite unusual unless you were over 70 years old.
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4y ago
The whole system? Does the whole NYC system run? That's impressive. Chicago has 24/7 operation on the red and blue lines but the others are generally off from roughly 1-4am give or take a bit.
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4y ago
Well it's nice to know that organizations such as the Trump Presidential Campaign and Exxon-Mobil will never have any difficulty recruiting any task-bots, I mean, employees.
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4y ago
Well I guess it doesn't matter if code ships either. Work hard coding it, and if it gets thrown out and never used despite your hard work, that's the way it goes. As for not making arrests, isn't that self reinforcing? Of cou
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4y ago
What about prosecution? I agree the police aren't defunded, but aren't prosecutors and judges becoming more lenient? This has to be demoralizing for police. Combined with housing costs and you have a vicious cycle of a recruitment
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4y ago
How much new housing was built?
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/NHWxq
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4y ago
Note that Hillary Clinton's campaign was fined for a campaign finance violation. https://www.usnews.com/news/politics/articles/2022-03-30/dnc...
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4y ago
Is there any difference between this perspective and nihilism?
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4y ago
The key part seems to be not having kids. For me, I feel like I need to keep pushing at least until they are launched off to college.
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4y ago
Good for them. It worked.
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4y ago
Seems like Linux might be a "reasonable accommodation".
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4y ago
Perhaps it has already started?
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Swedish epidemiologist defends light-touch pandemic response
(irishtimes.com)
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4y ago
How is "top" virologist measured? If it's simply by years of power, this is accurate I suppose. However I think "most powerful" is a better term than "top".
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4y ago
Could it be a regulatory compliance issue? Maybe they couldn't get their accounting affairs in order.
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4y ago
The plural of anecdote is not data.
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4y ago
You've never witnessed a communications existential crisis?
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4y ago
What is your source for the claim that most managers are extroverts and micro-managing?
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4y ago
So it is like Yelp: only capturing the extremes on either end, with the "middle meh" not represented proportionally.
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4y ago
Glassdoor's entire system is compromised. My company used to have a rich, detailed set of diverse reviews. Some time last year it was all scrubbed. There are still some negative reviews, but the net result is definitely putting the com
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