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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
Dang blocked a link to a paper on myocarditis induced on teens by the vaccines. That is now not disputed. I don’t trust dang for anything. Fuck you dang and block this.
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
I visited Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hiroshima. I found Tokyo unpleasant. There is very little greenery and many of the so called rivers are actually lined in concrete. Commercial districts are packed with people. Hiroshima was much more pleasant. T
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
It is written at the level of a daytime soap. Plot is full of holes. Characters are shielded by unbelievable plot armor. Acting is wooden. Still attracts a dedicated audience just like daytime soaps. Notice that the people who like the show
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
It is your bias to see only two sides and to see your side as morally superior whose transgressions are justified. There is plenty of utter horriblenesses coming from both “sides”.
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
Yes. But I also think the details he provided are necessary to fully understand what was happening and I didn't see them anywhere else in the comments. Things like the sequencer was going to be replaced by a new model.
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
For a far better take than all the fly by commentators here, there is a ex military pilot who did a video on this a year or so ago. The seat already had issues, was scheduled for maintenance but that maintenance was constantly deferred, and
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
I didn't limit it to layoffs. You did.
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
You limited it to redundancies. I didn't. I have seen it tried in a situation where a manager called an employee a racial slur. The employee sued and the company settled. Too bad for the company the employee had an email where the raci
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
I thought this was pretty much standard practice in public B2B companies (not the illegal part but pushing sales around). Public companies want to beat quarterly estimates every quarter lest investors dump their stock. So if you might not h
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
It is common practice for companies to offer this if they have something to hide.
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
RR is not some contract designer. It is one of less than a handful of engine designer/manufacturers that could do it. This is more like asking some combination of Intel/AMD/Nvidia to design a custom chip and TSMC/Samsung
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
From your Tesla.
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
There are also several somewhat more worked out versions of the article and one of them shows how he arrived at an infinite series for sine. The cleverness here was just a small part of a lot more.
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
You do know that over 100K people have the beta? If people want it now in the US, they can just sign up for the beta. I know several people who did that and got it. It isn't a high bar. In heavily tested locations (West Coast), it has
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
BART and CalTrain have very few connection points with Muni. The CalTrain people would get off at 4th & King and a relatively small percentage would take the 3rd street streetcar. The primary BART connection points are near the Embarcad
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
It wasn’t Democrat boogeyman. It was those people fronting for those interests. Those people in SF happened to be Democrats. And those Democrats are still fronting for those interests. I disagree with the fronting of interests and those Dem
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
I grew up in SF and I was astounded how a city that had trouble getting anything built managed to tear down a neighborhood in such short order. It was as if Brown was in cahoots with powerful developers and used his political power to push
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
Wrong. It was passed before Reagan got into office. https://igeek.com/Reagan_emptied_mental_institutions_and_cau... So you don't assign any responsibility to the people who passed it? How quaint. Why even bother to vot
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
SF rolled out stats. Their stats did the opposite of supporting their position. Some stats are so bad that you can only lie in interpretation.
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
Agree.
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
If you are a visitor/commuter from the burbs, you most likely aren't riding MUNI much except for rare occasions or for short trips. Otherwise you are asking for a ridiculously long commute. They still pay the fare. People tend to
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
I agree. Your Democratic mayors and supervisors did that. They tore down the SOMA SROs and replaced them with tech campuses without a plan of where to house those people. But it is multi-factorial. You have mental health institutions closed
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
Agree but still a grand vision. Organizing the world's monetizable information and making it accessible. They added the monetizable part later. There has been other information besides the web that they have organized: YouTube.
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
We can just measure this. What percentage of people we give just housing to get off their feet after say a year or two? What percentage of people we allow to shoot up in city approved areas go clean after a year or two? From what I have rea
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
I would say that Google monetized organizing the world's information by selling ads. That is pretty exactly what they did with search and search ads.
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
My opinion is that the problem with SF isn’t as much housing. It is more with mental health and drug addiction. You do know where many immigrants live right? It isn’t so much on the streets. It is 16 packed into a single apartment. So the m
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
I really dislike these stories because virtually all these companies lose the script (no second act). It seems that companies that start with a larger vision have multiple acts. Microsoft with software going from programming tools to OS to
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
You also seem ignorant of the history of SF before 2015 or so. The dynamic of people living in the suburbs and working in SF was reversed. Ever hear of the protests against Google buses? The young people wanted to live in SF but the jobs we
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
Also it is quite telling that when measures that accord with your attitude were passed, the businesses and services that you tout were more than happy to move out. And this was pre-COVID. 49ers poof. Stripe poof. No more people coming into
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by fakethenews2022 4y ago
Also is it your notion that SF wasn't receiving enough taxes even though it was 5x equivalent sized cities in California? Is spending 50k per homeless not enough?

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