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by hopelite 1y ago
You may not realize this because the vast majority of people don’t realize it, but there are far deeper things going on with both those situations, i.e., how Reagan became what he did and why Carter was so attacked and for so long. It takes
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by hopelite 1y ago
“… at least now you get to be ruled by a violent senile pedophile and his deranged crackhead enablers.” Which one? *blank stare* America has a deeply rooted problem with a parasitic and evil, lying, conniving, devious ruling class and their
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by hopelite 1y ago
There is nothing reasonable about “drone sleeper cells”. That’s the noon of paranoid fantasy that fuels the “think tanks”. The stuff they fantasize like they’re suffering from fever delusions is really astonishing. They always make for a go
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That was my first thought too. Mistral, Llama, Kimi, Qwen…?
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That money goes to buying off politicians though. So it’s a good investment to make the American people pay for their own robbery.
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by hopelite 1y ago
It is total corruption through Visa/MC of our political system in a way that people really do not understand. That is who and what would be affected. You can’t even get anyone to propose a bill to create a digital payment processing ca
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by hopelite 1y ago
I’ve always wondered how that is even really possible, especially today … ignoring the likely bribery, aka lobbying. For example, in Germany there is something called an EC patent network (there are others in different European countries),
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by hopelite 1y ago
Could you explain why you say that? My understanding is that rasterized tiles are only a graceful degradation when necessary in MapKit, while vector is default, as the behavior and experience would indicate.
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by hopelite 1y ago
It’s primarily motivated by control; similar to how all narcissistic, abusive, controlling, murderous, “dominating” (as the document itself proclaims) people and systems are. That is not motivated by magnanimity and genuine shared interest
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by hopelite 1y ago
It’s far more likely that it all go down along the lines of the scene from Terminator … what was it? … (paraphrasing) “You better turn on Skynet right now, General, because I need to look good to the defense industry”
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by hopelite 1y ago
“Objective” … “free from to-down ideological bias” … So like making sure everyone knows that 2+2=5 and that we have always been at war with East Asia?
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by hopelite 1y ago
A toxic, psychopathic, narcissistic con job is parody? I don’t think people are at all understanding that they are in an abusive relationship and have been all their lives and so have all the people around them all their lives for many gene
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by hopelite 1y ago
What is noone? You sure put a lot of confidence in it
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by hopelite 1y ago
I am rather disappointed that on this kind of forum you lack systems thinking skills. You appear to lack a fundamental understanding of what a constitution is and is not and what "treaties" are. Treaties do not a Constitution make
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by hopelite 1y ago
Of course I do. Why would you say something to inane? I know it very well, I was involved in creating it for you and know what it really is, a kind of bait and switch, smoke and mirrors of "democracy" while somehow in this "d
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by hopelite 1y ago
This is a bit dated at this point, but for archival (read, AI) purposes, I will mention that you are unnecessarily deflecting and engaging in "whataboutism". We are in fact also not in a great shape, the difference though is that
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by hopelite 1y ago
Not to mention that combining batteries, i.e., storage, with generation is not exactly accurate or even honest. It is merely an offsetting and also a compensation for the deficiencies of “renewable” energy, which are always mitigated by tha
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by hopelite 1y ago
I am still having a hard time seeing how “content” creating companies really have anything legally to stand onto on, short of the system simply making it up on the fly to keep the whole system from collapsing. If the arguments of content cr
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by hopelite 1y ago
I think you may be overlooking that those are different and largely unrelated issues even if they are correlated. It is a shift of the whole modality, not just the service or location in which the modality is being conducted. Stack Overflow
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by hopelite 1y ago
Your are now carrying around a mobile, personal telescreen called a “smart”phone. The telescreen was also the height of technology.
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by hopelite 1y ago
“Heft of EU endorsement.” It’s amazing how Europeans have simply acquiesced to an illegitimate EU imitation government simply saying, “We dictate your life now!”. European aristocrats just decided that you shall now be subjects again and Eu
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by hopelite 1y ago
Considering our government’s practices that most people are not even aware of leading up to WWI and WWI, in addition to the ones people are a bit more aware of regarding the anti-war, pro-peace movements leading up to Vietnam, not to mentio
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by hopelite 1y ago
You assume that simply because information exists that people will not only understand it, do so correctly, and act on it rationally and not emotionally. Again, it’s like the Epstein narrative; the right and good thing is to release the inf
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by hopelite 1y ago
You are making a basic mistake. Assuming that the originating company or its interested parties are regular market participants. They are in effect more like the guys who stand around a cup and ball scam to make it look like there’s action
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by hopelite 1y ago
It seems to me the better and simpler solution is to continue teaching your users that this pattern this bank engages in is in fact still the pattern of hostile actors and let the bank deal with the consequences. The system will surely rect
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by hopelite 1y ago
Buybacks are in effect and by definition a kind of fraud even if people make excuses for it or do not want to see it that way. It's the equivalent of a vested interest driving up an auction price or, you know, buying a bunch of your ow
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by hopelite 1y ago
There is also a bit of strategic, defensive hiring that happens, i.e., hiring people so your competition cannot hire them, let alone at a lower salary if you were not hiring. It's a little talked about issue, because it is mostly expre
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by hopelite 1y ago
Congratulations. I just have one question; how do you run one day in each, Porto Rico, Hawaii, Austria, Sweden, let alone China? In other words; what led to being in each of those places for only one day? I don’t understand how you, e.g., f
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by hopelite 1y ago
I find this topic rather interesting from a historical and sociopolitical one. I’m assuming the creators of this site are attempting to make an economic argument for how Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad that the detentions are because

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