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by evv555 5y ago
>The same can be said, probably to a lesser extent, about most of us living outside of Russia - if we bought things coming from Russia or didn't criticize Russia, we supported Putin in a similar way. Though it could be argued we, no
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by evv555 5y ago
In US there are several articles about public figure Russians being cancelled for refusing to speak out against Putin and anecdotes of "Russian" restaurants being boycotted vandalized. Publicly speaking out like is being demanded
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by evv555 5y ago
>While what happened in Texas is good for empathy, it’s not exactly the same. The power outages there were due to a poorly regulated electrical market where the power stations froze in predictable ways. Situation in West Europe is also b
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by evv555 5y ago
40% of homes in my city were bought by institutional investors with basically cash offers that no one can compete with. They openly state the point is to corner the market on a scarce resource and drive up rents which are also up 30+%. Th
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by evv555 5y ago
>I cringed when my co-workers talked about “fly-over” country, but I was equally shocked when Hillary Clinton lost. That's not taking for granted like you are saying. That's coastal elites and intelligentsia looking at "f
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by evv555 5y ago
Your attempted explanation is wrong. Trump won the rust belt in 2016 because neoliberals sold out the working class and their unions. This behavior by the administration is a half hearted attempt to roll some of that back.
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by evv555 5y ago
>And yet, it seems as though we don't really care about hiring people from poorer backgrounds, maybe without college degrees, etc. That's why these narratives are so attractive to the already rich and privileged. It deflects f
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by evv555 5y ago
pirate bay
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by evv555 5y ago
>Is there anyone taking Ivermectin that also isn't anti-vaccine, right of center politically, and don't know that the risks with vaccines are also the risks of covid itself, only lower with vaccines? I'm vaccinated and wou
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by evv555 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cuB6XRjaH4
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by evv555 5y ago
JS is already a popular language for "DevOps" cloud scripting. Deno would be a better fit for these kinds of use cases for the same reason Go is a good fit and there's already market share.
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by evv555 5y ago
Not enough information provided but if the data can be organized into meaningful partitions then S3 using Hive partition schema. Pinot should be able to consume from there as well.
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by evv555 5y ago
Is that a bad thing? Web3 is ultimately about building hierarchies(DAO). I would like to see a diversity of new digital hierarchies, new federated systems with unique properties. Not just a purely decentralized system. Decentralized vs.
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by evv555 5y ago
The new Matrix seems like a spiritual successor to the Animatrix more so than the movies
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Apparently not. Meat prices are going up because of collusion by corporate meat packers not because the price of meat is going up.
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by evv555 5y ago
It's one of several major moments throughout the pandemic
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I don't think so. Avoiding loss of trust is medical governance 101.[1] "The agency organised a fake hepatitis vaccination campaign in Abottabad, Pakistan, in a bid to obtain DNA from the children of Bin Laden, to confirm the pres
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by evv555 5y ago
https://www.fairforall.org has a quality community. That said I think this a relevant topic for hn on many levels and I don't find the conversations repetitive. If OP doesn't think so maybe they're not the targe
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by evv555 5y ago
article screen capture: https://i.redd.it/k75y0qywqj981.png
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Potential media blackout on fed naming 2019 repo bailout banks(old.reddit.com)
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It's relevant in that there might be a huge conflict of interest at the NIH that has undermined the pandemic response.[1] 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRCowOPL5Vc&t=229s
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I can't speak with certainty to the lab leak theory. But I have a significantly higher level of certainty that NIH was funding gain of function research and Fauci lied about it.[1] The lack of trust in subject matter experts is their
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by evv555 5y ago
There's evidence that the lab was doing gain of function research on coronaviruses. That's not exactly a smoking gun but it's extremely compelling evidence. NIH admits that Fauci lied about funding gain of function research
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by evv555 5y ago
It's almost like initially dismissing and censoring the lableak theory as a racist conspiracy has helped fuel all these other conspiracies. Conflicts of interests like these fuel distrust of authorities and vaccine hesitancy. It&#x27
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by evv555 5y ago
>Do you know what the sides are? Because it's rather shocking that you would say that, esp. about Portland. I'm from a communist state where my family was oppressed for being part of a "colonizer/capitalist" ethn
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by evv555 5y ago
It just seems like a poorly designed survey. Maybe even intentionally. >For instance, even if it's true those occupying blocks in Portland would have thought they were engaging in political violence, I'm not sure how of them c
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by evv555 5y ago
I'm not sure how you came to that conclusion. It's not the "white right" occupying blocks in Portland. Not that I agree with either side. I think it's a lose/lose situation for everyone if we keep feeding th
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by evv555 5y ago
>- Fentanyl deaths were trending up before 2020. They were trending up but there was a very sharp increase once the epidemic started. >- The degree to which fentanyl is lacing other street drugs is unprecedented and seemingly independ
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>"Eh, more people die from fentanyl, so X isn't so bad" The increase in deaths is being driven by lockdown/social isolation so it looks more like medical triage. Who do you save, upperclass/baby boomers who gene
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by evv555 5y ago
>it frustrates me to see them framed against another useless tragedy. The framing is relevant since the increase is arguably a product of the lockdown/social isolation. Generally it's not Boomers or the upperclass who are havi

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