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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
Isn't Europe locked in a rather unprecedented heat wave right now? Scientists did get it wrong; it's been faster than predicted. https://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/observations/scienti...
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Didn't we rather embarrasingly withdraw from Afghanistan recently after two decades of trying to build a functioning government, only to have the Taliban take it back in a matter of days? You're kinda making the point I'm mak
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
Looks right about like when we entered 2008, if you zoom out.
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Did the British Empire collapse during the Suez Crisis of 1956, when it was embarassingly unable to open a major shipping chokepoint via military force? Did we know it had by 1957, or did that take a little longer to confirm the shape of th
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
All the "What actually worked for you", "How are you finding x", "Looking for something", "What are you using" style posts flooding every tech and hobby community on Reddit in the last few months are
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
They can see if marketing changes your behavior. "We predict he won't get fries until Monday. Send a push notification."
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
Gross. Please don't. I am so tired of my Reddit communities filling up with this shit.
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Major Covid study that fueled vaccine skepticism retracted over 'misinformation'(scientificamerican.com)
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They Spoke English, Wore U.S. Flags and Attacked Fishermen. Who Were They?(nytimes.com)
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
> Stella who? I had to ask Claude because I have never spoken to her or seen her. > It was always our intention to reveal this until Stella violated her confidentiality clause and revealed this before we were ready... As far as Stella
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Saber Interactive Denies Replacing Lead Writer with ChatGPT, CEO Responds(thisweekinvideogames.com)
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Hungary to sink barges and build a sill on Danube to keep nuclear plant running(nbcnews.com)
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
That sounds like an upside.
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"We believe they served some kind of religious purpose."
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
> It's been repeatedly demonstrated that this certainly isn't true now… Yes, that's what "will" means. (Nor have you demonstrated this, as you continue to act like doing business with a used car salesman is evi
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
"Louisiana is an impoverished shithole populated by violent negroids." I think I'll take my critiques from people who don't have shit like this in their comment history. Thanks!
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
> You really should aim higher. Reminder: This thread started when you set the bar for America incredibly low; "well we didn't start it!". https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49261093 I would suggest yo
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
In the 1700s.
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
> We're talking about the claim that "Nobody and no country will trust the US or their commitments ever again." > Which is nonsensical, as proven by all your handy stats showing that many, many people, companies, and co
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
> So let me ask it this way: you can be born at a random place as a random person in America. You can't control your gender, your race, your sexual orientation, your intelligence, your socioeconomic standing, your family, your healt
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
> they're doing joint military exercises Some of them to protect against us! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Arctic_Endurance (Which, for the record, is pretty new, at least for NATO.) > they'
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
Scroll bar doesn't work, huh? There's… substantially more than one chart on that page.
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
Again: I'm all for it. I've little ability to impact the British criminal justice system, though, nor much patience for whataboutism. I'll still take "no longer a doctor" over "gets to set American health polic
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
https://x.com/raffysoanti/status/1403093629086965760 I'd love to see Wakefield go to jail for fraud, nor am I a fan of Charles even if he's on my passport. But Charles doesn't set UK health policy,
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
> Where is the big damage in putting stones on a spot? I think that's a question for the ecologists. My guess , though, would be that part of the concern is people visiting the site on an ongoing basis as a tourist location, which
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
What President prior to Trump was convicted of a felony?
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> I would blame the "social" media, on the old internet they had barely any visibility. They managed to get plenty of visibility long before computers. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-leicestershire-507
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
The UK banned him from practicing because of it, citing "serious professional misconduct". He moved to the US. America made one of his adherents the Secretary of Health and Human Services.
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An ecologist would readily note that we do restoration work on damaged environments on a regular basis, so it is clearly possible to undo some level of damage. They'd also likely note that consulting an ecologist as part of the pro
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
> Trump has greatly stressed the safeguards in our system, but I don't think that he has broken them. His sentencing for 34 felonies was voided because the justices he personally appointed to run some of those safeguards decided he

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