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by greentxt 2y ago
History being different than it has been. Like the statements Paul has made to date have been in agreement with the common perception of it being a firing, not very consistent with this newer counter narrative. Obviously just imo and ymmv.
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by greentxt 2y ago
I suspect the truth is he was fired but Paul is afraid to say that so has come up with a counter narrative. Paul is very clever like that.
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by greentxt 2y ago
Im pretty sure everyone, "even here", applies double standards. It's human nature. You fail by your own criteria. Fwiw, I upvoted both generalizations, yours and waterlovers, but want to point out that not all generalization
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by greentxt 2y ago
Sort of trashy and shallow, but a good writer makes themselves a part of the work, rather than posturing as purely objective. Ok style wise I guess. Interesingly, avoiding chocolate when pregnant is really good advice given, as has been pos
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by greentxt 2y ago
Begging the question, nature or nutrition.
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by greentxt 2y ago
"Died with turbulance."
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by greentxt 2y ago
I doubt they can control the smell.
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by greentxt 2y ago
One turbulence death out of millions and people here are like, “see, you die if you don’t keep your seatbelt fastened at all times!” Tbh, I do try to keep mine fastened, but generally don’t go anywhere, so as to maximize my safety.
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by greentxt 2y ago
If people would cook outside a lot of health problems would be remedied. In most of the US for most of the year this simple and cheap to do. But we put our cooking facilities indoor to cater to our laziness, at the expense of our children’s
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by greentxt 2y ago
Yes.
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by greentxt 2y ago
The majority of states in the us have those laws and with increasing burden on the government due to greying of the population the courts are likely to shift towards more rigorous enforcement.
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by greentxt 2y ago
It’s going to be impossible to get the majority of r users to update r to remove this vulnerability. Not the fault of r but because so many unsophisticated users have r installed from 4 years ago, this exploit (which is not much of an explo
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by greentxt 2y ago
See it all the time.
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by greentxt 2y ago
CSV is CSV. A serialized object is a serialized object. The main concern they cite, are supply chain attacks. So it’s like saying loading a package can… load a package. Supply chain attacks will always be a thing. I’m grateful for the work
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by greentxt 2y ago
Reminds me of Fukuyama, and yes I know he wasn’t saying that exactly. Pretty sure this is not true as long as birth rates are declining. What is that saying about assumptions…
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by greentxt 2y ago
It should have been going into the iPad, and then inside the iPad an expansive wonderland filled with all these great things. Opening, increasing, expanding. They did the exact opposite lol. They smooshed into a smaller thing; decreasing, n
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by greentxt 2y ago
> Vocals never sounded great at wall of sound shows It was Donna.
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by greentxt 2y ago
Guess this proves Havana Syndrome is real after all.
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by greentxt 2y ago
Good point but apples and oranges. It’s the centralization of all the information that makes the technology useful for both the good guys and also for the bad guys. Surely there are no cases where those in positions of authority misuse that
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by greentxt 2y ago
In the long run this will enable more crime than it deters. If I have a target I could determine where they are at all times, what they do, train models on their behavior and get social network info, etc… I’m sure the claim will be that th
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by greentxt 2y ago
Monetization is a problem. Early on apps like tinder and even some dating websites worked, but at some point the incentives to keep people isolated and single win out. If the app works, people stop using it. Similar to how engagement works
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by greentxt 2y ago
I was feeling lonely and hopeless then I read your post, saw the cure was “ecstatic dance” and lol’d, loudly. I was reminded of the episode of peep show (the great British sitcom) where the lads try out ecstatic dance. I will have to rewatc
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by greentxt 2y ago
That was my first reaction. I have to wonder how many of these people could even get clearance. Maybe DHS doesn’t care and this is more of a pro forma thing.
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by greentxt 2y ago
I agree. I can imagine tourists traveling to Merced to see the high speed rail in all its glory. Bakersfield is already a hot tourist destination because of Buck Owens and The Hag, but adding high speed rail will make it even more attractiv
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by greentxt 2y ago
Very much. The more things change the more they stay the same.
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by greentxt 2y ago
San Francisco politics in the late 19th century.
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by greentxt 2y ago
> appealing to the idea we're in a simulated copy of an original physical world where the spirit doesn't actually depend on a body Sounds a bit gnostic no?
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by greentxt 2y ago
Exciting! “Cindy Lee, a 32-song left-of-center”. Political music is ok. I love Peter Paul and Mary! But it ain’t the future. It’s retro; retrograde.
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by greentxt 2y ago
He was nothing if not honest. Truly the best of the New Athiests and deserving of almost Rorty-esque fandom.
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by greentxt 2y ago
“This would give a stricter platform a competitive advantage in the marketplace; a platform that has to declare in large print that it allows misinformation or hate speech is likely to turn off many potential users and advertisers.“ Compell

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