edmcnulty101

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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
How can I get a personal top level domain?
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
I have zero issues with my Pixel 6. It's an awesome phone and I really like it. However, I just bought it a few months ago, so maybe they fixed a lot of stuff.
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How about immigrants make their countries better? There's no amount of meritocracy that can override billions of immigrants. It's why immigrants are coming to America. And how come Indian teams hire 99% Indians? They don't ca
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
We're letting over a million immigrants in every year. As an American I'm finding it's harder and harder for me to get a job in the tech industry every year and I have a decade of experience and a master's degree. I rece
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
It's interesting to watch it decline. And to see the lessons learned.
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The fact that this has to be done is sad. This is like saying "get to the breadlines early to be able to get your bread for the week"
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
What a lesson in unintended consequences of overbearing policy.
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
Didn't California just ban non-electrical vehicles? If they don't have the grid capacity to support what exists now with a small spike...how will they support a hundred million EVs? EDIT: For everyone saying there's still 13
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
"The failures means it's working!" This seems to be a repeating talking point in regards to a number of issues these days. Which is unusual to me as this is could also be a way to justify poor policy.
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
For the past 500 million years (with animals) the climate has fluctuated massively both hotter and colder. The earth is currently in an very normal climate fluctuation. We're almost right at the mean of the past 500 million years. Huma
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What's worse than cow farts is overpopulation in eastern countries.
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The reason they're struggling to survive is because they're not having a responsible amount of children, and for some reason future generations don't learn and have responsible amounts of children either. Overpopulation is th
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
What kind of boat? What maintenance costs per year? Whats your favorite country for sailing?
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How does that matter. Why do these countries have such massive populations in the first place?
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
I can't even imagine my entire way of life being destroyed and upon researching why...I find out it's primarily because of cow farts.
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The earth is cooler now than at most points in history. We're at the tail end of an ice age. Most of the earths history didn't even have ice caps. That being said...nothing is certain in life. Humans greatest evolutionary advanta
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
This is why Elon backed out of the twitter deal due to fake accounts.
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This is a very good point. As from, so to. All it takes is one person with a mutant super-intelligence gene to bring forth a new step for human kind or one scientific discovery on how to hyper evolve a new babies intelligence. And we have
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
I think we're limited by our genetics. There's a limit to our species intelligence. To a monkey an iPhone is just a rock. To humans the universe is equivalent to a piece of chorizo on a telescope.
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complete anecdata but I have a 2015 a Macbook I still use everyday. I have been through several Dell XPS's in that time. The build quality on Mac is unparalleled.
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It's arguable that a student who works full time but still can't pay the loan back is not frivolous and deserves to bankrupt out of the loan by the same yardstick you're applying to other situations. Youre bringing the argume
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
Good call! The scientific patriots will whisk you away for any sort of wrong think.
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
> intentionally wracking up debt and then declaring bankruptcy to get out of it. American Airlines, GM, Kodak, Texaco, Sbarro, Six Flags, all went bankrupt. Business do this all the time. Donald Trump did this 7 times. Apple almost went
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
Great quote. Well put.
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The loans exist entirely under the Executive branch. Whose going to take this to court? The president?
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I have a feeling tuition would drop dramatically if you remove all this easy government gravy train funding as universities trim the abundant administrative and useless degree fat. So even at 15% interest it would still be cheaper to go to
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
> Since you're advocating for others to take this risk, why haven't you done it yourself 35% of my paycheck is spent taking risks. My taxes fund risky business loans via SBA. My taxes fund risky first time home buyers via FHA.
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by edmcnulty101 4y ago
One is not able to bankrupt out of student loans, unlike any other loan in existence. So the problem is not the student loan amounts. It's how they're treated. Life is long and filled with unforseen circumstances, that's why
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Over a trillion dollars to save thousands of lives. I don't know if that's an ideal investment.
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> One might wonder where Elon gets his ideas from. Looking at Lithium Ion batteries it looks like the tech was developed at NASA and Exxon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium-ion_battery

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