drstewart

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by drstewart 2mo ago
>It has also collapsed >There are rumors Interesting methodology you use to make concrete assertions.
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by drstewart 2mo ago
Now read the rest of those guidelines and then other comments in this thread.
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by drstewart 2mo ago
>Whenever you think something is unique, it is quite likely that you will be wrong. Can you tell that to ask the Europeans that constantly cry "only in America" about every little thing?
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by drstewart 2mo ago
>What do you think the end result of making regions unstable such as by unprovoked attacks on Iran is? You're right, Mexicans feel so strongly about the war in Iran in 2026 that they... flooded into the US in the 90s and 2000s?
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by drstewart 2mo ago
>But how much of a CEO’s job requires 1:1 human interaction? Basically all of it > If I as a software developer am to be told I can do fine without human meetings to discuss product requirements, why can’t CEOs? Because your job is di
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by drstewart 2mo ago
Tangential, but many of these aren't what people traditionally would think of as castles. Is there any consensus on what the "castliest of castles" is? Presumably something in the UK or Ireland or thereabouts considering that
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by drstewart 2mo ago
It will never stop being funny to me that China does the exact same shit American corps have been doing since the 70's but because it's glorious China it's suddenly not a problem. I thought it was evil late-stage capitalism?
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by drstewart 2mo ago
The Chinese strategy is to fool naive westerners into thinking that's their strategy (looks like its working), until they can buy time to do the American strategy. Hence, buying up and closing up foreign competition then whining about
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by drstewart 2mo ago
Wow, Chinese companies would never do such a thing! https://www.dw.com/en/china-firm-seeks-damages-over-state-co...
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by drstewart 2mo ago
You missed a fourth option: renounce your European citizenship
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by drstewart 2mo ago
>I haven't found a competent supplier who doesn't want to know who you are. Thank you! Say this louder for all the people saying VPN providers shouldn't have your government issued ID on file to use them. As you point out,
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by drstewart 2mo ago
Why'd Bill Gates name his company after his thing?
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by drstewart 2mo ago
Boom! Big and tough enforcement, I like it. Similarly, we should put in a law to force consumers who post bad reviews to prove they actually transacted with the business. If they can't, they have to go to every person who saw the revie
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by drstewart 2mo ago
Anti-social engineering
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by drstewart 3mo ago
>Not every progress is good progress And you're the judge of this based on your likes and hobbies? Anyway, I agree. Just ask the people blocking the HS2 or CaHSR about how sad the train plowing through their communities makes them f
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by drstewart 3mo ago
HR is usually drilled to fire people who can generate bad publicity, and that's why they are acting in OP's situation. Free speech preserved!
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by drstewart 3mo ago
High quality HN comments
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by drstewart 3mo ago
Well since Xi Jinping isn't tweeting his political opinions, he surely doesn't have any and is just a big friendly panda bear!
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by drstewart 3mo ago
>He is not free to be a prick and go out of his way to try to get into a confrontation. You mean like saying at work you hate all organised religions, unprompted, like OP wants to do?
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by drstewart 3mo ago
> The political spectrum is shifted far more right in the US than in Europe Is it Farage, Le Pen, or Weidel pulling the spectrum so far leftward?
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by drstewart 3mo ago
>I can say "I'm an atheist and I hate organised religion" without losing my job. Unless you live in the UK https://old.reddit.com/r/justifiedpolitics/comments/1uocwp4/...
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by drstewart 3mo ago
>Chinese models (or with any of the other models)... aren't particularly vocal > when the man constantly reminds everyone about his political position Are you under the impression that Grok is literally Elon himself responding?
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by drstewart 3mo ago
I just wish there were more articles about <EU government agency> moving to a European version of <workplace productivity tool>. 10 a day just isn't enough.
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by drstewart 3mo ago
Bit of a difference between welcoming and begging to come over.
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by drstewart 3mo ago
*For now
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by drstewart 3mo ago
Europe needs Americans to decouple from America. Got it.
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by drstewart 3mo ago
I thought Europe was proud and independent and completely decoupled from the US, why do you need US scientists suddenly? Hmm...
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by drstewart 3mo ago
Will they be exempt from providing ID to post on the internet or nah?
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by drstewart 3mo ago
This. The top problems facing the world are gaming consoles' charging sources. Everything else is thankfully solved.
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by drstewart 3mo ago
Oh like having a grocery store and restaurant in your furniture store?

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