coolbreezetft24

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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
I guess I disagree with the premise that most people dislike those two things, which seem quite popular and were well-received
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
I loved the first two seasons of Wheel of Time (and also loved the books growing up) - what is wrong with it? Never read The Witcher or played the games but also really enjoyed the netflix series
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
I wonder if it's crossed his mind yet to take a break from the internet or if any people close to him have tried to tell him he needs to stop
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
I was contemplating the same thing. I get Intel isn't doing so well but I really can't imagine it just collapsing and dying. That said another possibility is just years of stagnation and low returns on your investment
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
How come Musk has never raised awareness on censorship issue in China - which is orders of magnitudes worse than the US? He very clearly has no problem speaking out against other countries governments
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
> virtually uncensored and a 100% free for all > self moderated by kicks/bans Also smaller communities tend to be easier to keep from becoming a cesspool
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
No, I don't think the video is a deep fake. What I think is this guy is clearly a troll whose concerns about job number revisions are clearly disingenuous. I think when you include hyper-partisan framing around your message, it under
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
This guys posting history is extremely partisan, it really undermines the message
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
This is easier said than done. NIMBYs and other interest groups will intentionally get in the way to ensure homes are not built.
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
Seems like this would be disruptive to lot of people who would have to uproot their families and move to a new state to keep their job? Kids would have to change schools, spouses get new jobs. Leave neighbors/friends/families. Al
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
As someone who has been programming professionally for 10 years - what would I gain from reading this book? Not to sound snarky but genuinely wondering what makes it a 'must read' for people who are comfortably coasting in their c
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
idk about Lucid but I see a ton of Rivians driving around in the city I live. If that's not enough to keep them afloat then what sort of unrealistic expectations had been set and financed against?
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
I just started seeing these on the road - what happens to existing owners? Any sort of maintenance needed and they are screwed?
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
This is me with my dog. Whenever I'm stressed out from life I can always escape to my bichon
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
As a longtime hard-core NHL fan, toxicity of the "core" fanbase is pretty irritating. E.g. the recent controversy over noise about the league mandating protective neck gear. Fans and players didn't like the aesthetics of it
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
> quasi-totalitarian government I think it's very very likely that Trudeau steps down as PM with little fuss when his party loses the next election (as polls very strongly suggest will be the case) and power is transferred to the op
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
Violent uprising/revolution seems very unnecessary when Canada has regular stable elections in which to change course
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
Trump was consistently pushing the envelope and crossing boundaries with his posts on twitter and finally decided to just ban him and face the consequences of that decision. Your suggestion that the almost the entire media is controlled by
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by banned or censorship, but Twitter isn't the government and I'm not sure how this example is "anti-democratic authoritarianism". Seems like they should be allowed to ban people from thei
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
Pretty skeptical of this given how many recent CS grads there are (and yeah I'm aware of the usual complaints of "but they can't pass a basic coding interview!!" but most of the ones I've seen seem pretty competent)
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
I don't recall anyone on here saying the site will just go down forever. The general consensus here was that there'd be more bugs/glitches and a general degradation in quality. This seems to have panned out
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
I think specifically the criticism was leveled at the F150, given the comparison to a significantly smaller less-impressive looking truck yet still had the same size truck-bed in it.
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
I feel like AAA gaming has just gotten too big, the time between releases is way too long compared to back in the 2000s and try to hard to big massive open world or movie quality cinematic experience. I feel similar about Sony. Nintendo on
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
How many people have died on boeing plane in the past year?
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
Same, I have a 7 and 4 year old and I don't know any kids who use tiktok or even have a phone.
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
There will just be something else that's basically the same thing
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
> the partisanship is mostly a farce This was noticeably on display for me in 2020 right after it was determined that Biden had won the election. Lindsey Graham, a Republican Senator, was caught on video in the Senate chamber warmly cong
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
Totally forgot about HQ2 - is it even anywhere close to the size of Seattle HQ at this point?
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
The author of this substack is so openly partisan it is impossible take anything he says at face value. His twitter feed is basically "I'm no Bolsonaro or Trump fan but....[insert thousands of tweets over several years which are e
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by coolbreezetft24 2y ago
Took a brief scroll through this guys posting history, comes across as very partisan - I'm gonna guess Brazil is not in fact on the brink

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