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doxeddaily
3y ago
I'm super dubious about their conclusions here. Fat people drink diet soda because they are trying to avoid sugar. Diet soda actually tastes damn good these days, there isn't really a reason to drink regular soda.
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3y ago
I think so. I'm trying to move my time over here as much as possible.
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3y ago
Fascinating, I actually know the CEO, I used to consider him a friend back in the day but he got a little bit of ego over the years. I'm sure he made out like a fucking bandit from this. Still it hurts to have your company go down and
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3y ago
Costco actually uses some tools to help with this and I think their pizza is pretty solid.
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3y ago
This is annoying, how can they know we aren't using it when it's down.
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3y ago
I'm dubious that we can do more with less or that doing less is actually even in the cards at all. I see no way to control that on a worldwide basis. To me this implies the wizard spells (technology) are the only way out. We need to
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3y ago
Plate scanning is happening everywhere all the time, so yeah it won't help that. This is all big brother stuff, society going into surveillance mode. Goodbye any kind of real freedom of the road.
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3y ago
I think your opinion is more and more popular. Personally I drive for a hobby, I don't have a commute or anything. Is my few thousand miles of year hobby driving really the issue?
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3y ago
Well for one thing the US has proven they are willing to come to your aid. You know, something called WW2 that you guys started. So maybe, I dunno, get a clue about history and who your allies are? It's kind of insulting to say that
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3y ago
I am in the videogame business. At this point we basically have zero access points into China that are legal. Either release illegally (and be copied anyway) or don't release in China. Theoretically there are "channels" but
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3y ago
I already find driving in the UK trying because of all the cameras. This big brother stuff might seem like a good idea on the surface but I'm not so sure automated enforcement cameras are a good thing for humanity.
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3y ago
Don't try to be such a do gooder that you screw everything up.
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doxeddaily
3y ago
Well sure, seniors have concerns outside of work that juniors often don't have.
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3y ago
I agree, if you are hire juniors you need to know what you are getting. The thing is not all juniors are the same, some are a lot more immediately productive than others. When it comes to remote work it's hard to bullshit, you are eit
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3y ago
> Rule of law is vague Not really. It means functioning courts that are fair. It means you don't pay people off to get your way. > so it's just not reasonable to say that these countries are inherently doing something wron
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3y ago
>Which I would argue is entirely within the sprit of the patent system. I don't think so. The spirit of the patent system is you submit your product to them in the form of a working model. You get to patent that device. Tearing i
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3y ago
This doesn't sound crazy to me.
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3y ago
Also not to mention the site regularly fails to even serve a page! Like it's a bunch of text guys, this isn't that hard in 2023. No reason reddit should be going down as often as it does.
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3y ago
This scratches my itch for no dependencies.