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by cassac 5y ago
Everything is down though and this just lets people who’d like to bash crypto a reason to bash crypto. Etsy stock is also down more than 50% from its high but nobody is bashing Etsy. What does it all mean????
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by cassac 5y ago
I agree with your assessment. They use dark patterns to get people to click yes.
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by cassac 5y ago
But then you won’t be able to respond to that guy shooting up the mall.
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by cassac 5y ago
I think you can say they are vilified as a group without saying they are powerless victims. I think they have a crappy job that is high risk high impact and regardless of if they are good or bad they get lumped in with the bad every time.
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by cassac 5y ago
Isn’t the DA telling, both them and us, what the priority is if they say they won’t prosecute a specific crime? Along that same line of thought is that it is not relevant what the DA thinks about the law. The powers that be created the law
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by cassac 5y ago
If the parent wants to assert that they should provide proof as such. They didn’t do that and instead sited an example that is exactly something I would consider well reasoned for the police force. I also expect some level of grey area of
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by cassac 5y ago
I never said they are paid to “administer justice” but I do expect them to prioritize their activities. Making arrests for things that won’t be prosecuted is a waste of time. I’m honestly not even sure what you are advocating for. J walkin
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by cassac 5y ago
Now I understand why they sold out. Nothing gold can stay.
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by cassac 5y ago
I find it reasonable for the cops not to make arrests if nobody is going to prosecute. I don’t consider that propaganda for the police to say as such. If the DA openly says they won’t prosecute a certain crime why would I expect the police
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by cassac 5y ago
People already don’t have a willingness to work. If you provide the three basic needs plus medical and the internet I’m retiring tomorrow.
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by cassac 5y ago
I feel like you are still making the case for it. “Should I promote the logic of the dependency to the calling module?” No, I shouldn’t. That’s why I made them a dependency. They could be dependent to many modules, or there could be man
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by cassac 5y ago
I don’t get it. When I unit test, I want to only test what I’m testing. A dependency or the result of a dependency is not what I’m testing. So I mock the result of that dependency to unlink the test from the dependency. If an interface
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by cassac 5y ago
1Password is moving in a direction just as bad. A few months ago they took away features for legacy single paid users and started hiding them behind the monthly paywall.
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by cassac 5y ago
Uhhh, if the lobbyists run the government then in a way it’s the same thing. Also, nobody is talking about twitter. Finally their intent is the same. To control what I say and do. It is only anti US because I don’t want the US to slide do
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by cassac 5y ago
Next you’re going to tell me a US company is going to run stuff on your local phone without your consent all for the “greater good”
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by cassac 5y ago
I’m fine with copyrights being longer as long as company’s have to actually pay for it. Something like 3% gross revenue. We could minimize shell companies by limiting infringement fines to be based on the copyright payment. So if Disney h
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by cassac 5y ago
Doesn’t the government already do that all the time? Copyright, trademarks, spectrum auctions, right of ways, public run utilities, private government projects bid out to single entities, eminent domain, licensing etc etc are all tools the
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by cassac 5y ago
I dunno, as a typo, I think no matter which side you stand that’d be a funny typo. I know I laughed just thinking it.
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by cassac 5y ago
Well at least it wasn’t American MAGAtrends?
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by cassac 5y ago
Like all things nothing is real until it’s written down. I would never think I got the job until I have an official offer in hand. To base it all off verbal agreements is a rookie mistake. Sure they should honor those things but too many
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by cassac 5y ago
You must be joking or have not done many things where people swing things at you. 100% of the time in a random “get hit in the head taste test” I would choose a fist. Aluminum bats don’t weigh much either but I’m not going to go out of my
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by cassac 5y ago
I don’t really think in the end they would accept a scenario where Chapelle would be free to make any content he wants as long as it has a content warning. That was an “at least you should…” not the actual demand. Though we won’t know unt
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by cassac 5y ago
Should they take all jokes that hurt Christian feelings offline? Or how about anything that is critical of the CCP? Where does it end?
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by cassac 5y ago
If everyone he mocked in his specials walked out of Netflix they would have no employees left. I feel it was exactly his point that only one group continually does that. I also feel that Netflix knows if they remove his stuff he will go el
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by cassac 5y ago
Looks like he’s not including the repair fees, so his apple car costs are actually 198 more. But this is only for 3 years??? Some people are just prone to break stuff I guess.
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by cassac 5y ago
They may not have mosquitos but boy do they sure have love bugs! When we went the year before covid there were so many at Hollywood studios that we skipped one of the toy story lines. They were literally everywhere.
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by cassac 5y ago
Does that include their contractors ? Or the “gig economy” delivery style workers they try to trim all the fat off of? The only thing they lead the way on is new ways to package their poor behavior.
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by cassac 5y ago
It deserves cynicism. If he wasn’t a jerk he’d just pay his employees more and maybe pay some taxes. When everyone is fair upfront they don’t need to give us free turkeys on thanksgiving we can buy our own.
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by cassac 5y ago
They are just waiting for that UBI to kick in. Free ride till the end!
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by cassac 5y ago
My guess is people who downvote without a comment still really hate trump.

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