chrisco255

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by chrisco255 6mo ago
Is it really non-seasonal any longer now that there are reliable international markets in southern hemisphere to support?
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by chrisco255 8mo ago
How big does a hello world binary compile to with this?
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by chrisco255 8mo ago
This has nothing to do with SUVs. A 3 year old is difficult to see behind ANY vehicle.
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by chrisco255 8mo ago
Yeah I just don't think the average person is going to even get what they are talking about and they may not really care about ads in exchange for free-to-use ChatGPT. Most ChatGPT users are just using it as a search and summary tool.
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by chrisco255 8mo ago
Yes we can play the semantic game all the way to absurdity, but its also quite true that genetic ancestry is heritable and traceable. We know that many unique native american ancestries have been diluted down to very small percentages over
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by chrisco255 8mo ago
The idea of pure cultures is even dumber. One is genetically traceable, the other is fluid and depends more on family upbringing and influence from local population interactions and social networks and mass media exposure. Unless Zapotec h
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by chrisco255 8mo ago
How many are "pure Zapotec" vs a blend of Spanish/Aztec/Mayan/Tlaxcalan/Cempoaloan/Texcocan? Is it a genetically identifiable trait or just cultural?
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by chrisco255 8mo ago
The Commander in Chief of the military, also known as the President, has the authority to fire at will, that is how it works in America for 250 years now.
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by chrisco255 8mo ago
Reagan didnt push for deindustrialization and "the world is flat" world view didn't take precedence until after the fall of the Soviet Union in the 90s. At the time, everyone was still optimistic that China would eventually b
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
Clearly very few people were buying at 120 which is why it fell back to 85. It's a highly volatile commodity. Commodities markets go through booms and busts all the time and you never even hear about most of them.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
Polygraphs have to be one of the most awkward / bizarre requirements for accessing a program. They are not scientifically reliable.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
If they are so leaky then why were they able to capture Maduro without a single American casualty? On one hand you claim incompetence and yet no one was tipped off. So maybe the Signal group chat wasn't as important as it was made out
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
Politicians just use those accusations as cover for conducting fraud or enabling the conditions that they inherently benefit from. There's no reason to not use paper, ID checks, and same-day accounting.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
Any links to data on these claims?
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
> Trump is actively fighting the federal reserve to drop the interest rate to 0 The interest rate was near 0 for years, it did not cause inflation. Fighting for low interest is not same as being pro-inflation.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
Nobody is cheering for inflation to get worse, they are celebrating it being held down to 2.7% after higher inflation a few years ago. The U.S. is a net exporter of oil and food and self-sufficent for majority of its mineral needs as well.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
It is quasi-government, its a hybrid entity.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
The U.S. is as stable as it gets. It has been one continuous republic and has 250 years of legal stability and a history of paying its debts. It has 4.2% GDP growth, with the largest economy in the world and growing.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
How is that instructive? The British empire was mostly gone by the 1950s and a hell of a lot happened after that. It would be more instructive to look at Britain just before WW1 compared to the other countries. At their peak, virtually all
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
No one is making serious threats to invade Canada, that's ridiculous. We don't need maple syrup that badly.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
Really love Scott for creating Dilbert one of the best all-time comic strips, teaching the psychology of persuasion, and for writing How to Fail At Almost Everything and Still Win Big. It taught me to focus on systems and habits as a prefer
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
What grocery store chain in the U.S. are you referring to? Every major chain grocery store generally stacks fresh food around the entire perimeter of the grocery store, reserving the aisles for boxed, canned, and frozen food. You can find d
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
The machine is risking not only his life but the life of every other person on the road. Meanwhile, the machine has no feelings and has no life to lose. It feels no pain. It has no memory nor identity.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
Point taken. Of course, again there is no shortage of shrubbery in suburban environments. And the last point is just what always happens when a species that evolved as prey is no longer hunted.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
Its still effective though and there is no oral form of the other GLPs as of yet.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
It's not, the deer that learn to live in suburbs learn to avoid traffic.
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
Not really. The deer that thrive in suburban areas learn to watch for traffic. Even where deer vs car collisions are common, deer multiply well beyond what car traffic takes out. Really, hunting is the only way to thin the numbers. Deer eat
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
He respects them to the extent that you must for competent opponents. Sometimes, you have to play politics. You have to try to get what you want with compliments before you rush to sacrifice American lives and treasure over what might have
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
Meloni of Italy, Milei of Argentina, Shinzo Abe of Japan, Modi of India, etc etc not hard at all to find plenty of examples
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by chrisco255 9mo ago
I realize bison can force down many fences but thats what I mean. I've seen neighborhoods where deer thrive in the suburbs largely grazing in people's yards and medians on the roadway. They are sometimes even fed corn by the resid

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