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871.
by gadders 2y ago
Disagreeing with you is rage-baiting?
872.
by gadders 2y ago
No, I don't think it takes more than one position to get you labelled "far right" these days. The Free Speech Union, which is UK pressure group in favour of free speech was recently labelled "far right" by Wikipedia
873.
by gadders 2y ago
Yes, I don't disagree. Microsoft did seem to be going the way of IBM. But yeah, Google had no long term strategy, or ever gave any impression of a road map.
874.
by gadders 2y ago
LOL. You must not read papers.
875.
by gadders 2y ago
I think google are in the enshittification phase of their corporate development and are currently in a cycle of making 0.1% more revenue on search changes at the expense of making it 5% shittier for users each time.
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by gadders 2y ago
I'm not rage-baiting. I'm saying it's a reasonable point that people can disagree on, but if any Republican candidate had had it as a policy position in the last election they would have been labelled as "Far Right"
877.
by gadders 2y ago
I think Biden sniffing every kid he could get his hands on qualifies as "hiding in plain sight".
878.
by gadders 2y ago
I'm sure there is the odd person that is above average, but most just sign on for an easy life and a gold plated pension.
879.
by gadders 2y ago
>>I think it sadly is irreversible in some people, but many others can be brought back (you're already starting to see a backlash to Trump). Where are the people being brought back after voting for Biden or Harris?
880.
by gadders 2y ago
Obama would be "far right" by current Democrat standards. He was against gay marriage in 2008, for example.
881.
by gadders 2y ago
Nice. We have some child rapists currently fighting deportation that we could send their from the UK.
882.
by gadders 2y ago
You think it could be rogue Republicans wanting to kill DOGE employees?
883.
by gadders 2y ago
They should try coming up with some popular policies and winning elections.
884.
by gadders 2y ago
>>>• Replication studies don't solve many of the most common types of scientific fraud. Instead, you just end up replicating the fraud itself. This is usually because the methodology is bad, but if you try to fix the methodolo
885.
by gadders 2y ago
You were complicit in the lie. Plenty of people on X repeated it as well. This is why people voted for Trump. Like Dave Chapelle said, he's an honest liar. Most politicians are just outright liars.
886.
by gadders 2y ago
Term limits and trading/ wealth growth restrictions. You should not become a multimillionaire by getting elected.
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by gadders 2y ago
Trump was elected on a mandate to dismantle the deep state. This is what people voted for.
888.
by gadders 2y ago
>>It’s pure radicalization and anything that can be labeled as a negative is rationalized to avoid regret. This from the party that spent 4 years claiming Biden didn't have severe mental decline but "a stutter".
889.
by gadders 2y ago
I meant "grift" in the sense of the illness could be not real or exaggerated.
890.
by gadders 2y ago
So cool to see this. I have forever been jealous of a colleague in the 90s that got bumped off a business flight, put on the next available Concorde flight a couple of hours later, and still arrived earlier than his original flight.
891.
by gadders 2y ago
You mean all of the YC management, including PG?
892.
by gadders 2y ago
I'm not saying it's a grift, but I'm not saying I'd be surprised if it turned out to be one as well. Internet people are weird . Not all of us though, obviously. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belle_
893.
by gadders 2y ago
>>COVID causes chronic fatigue syndrome in some people. Because so many were affected (millions worldwide), it got its own nickname. It already had a name - post-viral fatigue syndrome. It's happened after other viruses before.
894.
by gadders 2y ago
>>>I don’t understand how stupid some traders can be. I believe the saying is "The market can stay wrong for longer than you can stay solvent."
895.
by gadders 2y ago
Yes, people born after the fall of the USSR and the Berlin Wall, generally.
896.
by gadders 2y ago
Sinclair also made some pocket-size black and white TVs, and we had one of those in the '80s: https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo/sir-clive-sinclair-pocket-...
897.
by gadders 2y ago
Kind of ironic that you are pitching this with an ID you created 16 hours ago. Clearly there are some interactions you don't want tied back to your real life identity.
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by gadders 2y ago
There currently isn't one that doesn't cause wrecking economies. But that doesn't matter because if you wreck your economy and crater your GDP the economy becomes more green because you are doing less. /s
899.
by gadders 2y ago
It could be part of incremental steps, rather than trying to speed run from Oil and Natural Gas to Solar and Wind before it is ready.
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by gadders 2y ago
Also, if you want see some cool Roman stuff, there is a Temple of Mithras under the new Bloomberg headquarters near Cannon Street station. https://www.londonmithraeum.com/ Free to enter, but pre-booking recommended.

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