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cooper_ganglia
1y ago
Obama withdrew all US funds from UNESCO in 2011 as well, due to Palestine being admitted in. This isn't anything particularly noteworthy, just more capitulating to Israel, which is annoying.
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Sure, a quick search unfortunately gives you result after result! https://www.wsmv.com/2025/06/23/family-woman-murdered-nashvi... https://nypost.com/2025/02/28/us-news/care
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1y ago
I remember being in school in 2006 and being told that outside of our solar system is a "wall of fire" that we would never be able to cross. I don't know if any of this info was speculated at that point in time, but it turns
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1y ago
I would hope printer manufacturers would not ban you from printing certain items! I would never buy from any 3D printer company that did that.
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1y ago
Norbert is, in fact, breaking the cycle. Rock on, Ful Rod.
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1y ago
It's honestly one of the better ones I've tried for general questions. I saw it used in a blind competition against ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, and amongst people who didn't use LLMs frequently, it was the most favored for 4
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1y ago
The anti-eugenics guy just said he would "absolutely" murder a baby...?
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Criticizing Mao is "Holocaust apologia" because killing 45,000,000 of his citizenry was just an accident? More people died then than during the Holocaust. More people dying is objectively worse, no matter how you slice it.
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1y ago
This is satire, surely? Downplaying the severity of despots like Mao by comparing them to democratically elected leaders is incredibly disrespectful to the 45,000,000 people that died as a direct result of catastrophic and coercive policies
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2y ago
That's actually a genius idea in the worst way possible!
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2y ago
That actually checks out. If you take the median U.S. household income ($74,580) and factor in the effective tax rate (10.9%), eliminating federal income taxes would save the average household $8,167.50 per year. Subtract the $3,488.27 in e
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2y ago
24% of the country is malnourished and 4% of children die before their 5th birthday. This feels like misaligned priorities... https://www.globalhungerindex.org/botswana.html
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2y ago
Now give me the tool that lets me import my Bluesky history to X! ;)
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2y ago
Yes, I'm aware of that. My point was that SpaceX has said they've had to do this, and if it sounds so wacky that that's unbelievable, there are actually photos of the same thing happening with seals, so I feel very little nee
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2y ago
Yes, when you get 49.8% of the vote and your opponent gets 48.3%, you have won the popular vote, since 49.8% is more than 48.3%.
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2y ago
>it involved insane things like strapping a pair of headphones onto a seal and playing rocket sounds to it There are actual images of a seal with headphones strapped to its head online!
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2y ago
Hard to imagine any reasonable individual being opposed to this, regardless of politics!
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2y ago
Probably people who aren't miserable, antagonistic, contrarian, and argumentative!
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The company I work for has been using ElevenLabs to translate hour-long programs into Spanish, French, Portuguese, Greek, German, and Chinese. We have a large international audience, so it's worked great for this purpose! Before, we we
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2y ago
I have to be honest— keeping your startup in Europe is, more often than not, a recipe for failure. The regulatory burden, risk aversion, and fragmented markets make scaling nearly impossible. Even China fosters more innovation these days. E
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The HN response to all this has actually been very strange to me. From my perspective, this presidency, and especially Musk working on DOGE, should be one of the most exciting, positive things discussed on here! I would've thought this
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2y ago
I'll call anyone I please, thank you very much!
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2y ago
What store isn't allowed to sell knives??
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2y ago
I vote for those who lie to me the most convincingly about having my family's best interest at heart, and who claim to have goals for the country that align with my values. That's about the best any of us can do.
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You cannot reason someone out of a position they haven't reasoned themselves into. Politicians lie, constantly. All of them. Yes, even the ones you like. Saying Republicans lie and Democrats don't is practically self-propagandizin
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2y ago
Money, speech, press... The mafia has many avenues of control...
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It astounds me that anyone is capable of sincerely believing this.
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The world realizes the USA is no longer messing around, that's all. If anything, we've only gained prestige in the last couple months, we're finally getting stuff done...
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Facebook/Instagram/Snapchat are not functionally owned & operated by an unfriendly foreign government that would have incentive to destabilize the USA via civil unrest by influencing our algorithms.
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2y ago
That is quite literally what they are for!
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