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The same evidence (the only evidence) could have been presented as: Mississippi is doing great for its kids. We should all follow them. Instead it’s completely unnecessarily frames as “the political side that I don’t like is ruining everyth
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Most research on animals is conducted after we’ve placed them in mind numbing cages and in non social environments (and if they are with other animals they’re crammed in together). Imagine living your entire life either in solitary and/
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It’s one of the few things in the U.S. constitution that is not ill defined. Tariffs are very explicitly the prerogative of Congress. The fact that the administration of tariffs is so much better defined than really anything else shouldn’t
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8mo ago
Or as OpenAI has been trial ballooning for months, the government bails them out.
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When we tortured one way you complained. Now we’re torturing a completely different way you’re still complaining. You can’t have it both ways…pick one form of torture!
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8mo ago
So just looking at your story, you’re saying all your interviewers were Indian, and all of them but 1 mid level guy really wanted you. And that to you is evidence that they only wanted to hire Indians? Despite the fact that everyone but thi
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Clearly the real problem in America is the industry with the fastest growing number of jobs, along with the fastest growing salaries coming off a base where it was already one of the highest paid jobs, all numbers which don’t even include e
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44% of unicorns founders between 1997 and 2019 were foreign born. 20% of those were specifically from India. It seems like if Americans were just so much more dominant, they’d form a much higher percentage of unicorn founders given that the
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It’s a dual intent visa. The visa itself provides no immigration benefits but it’s explicitly designed to then allow for a permanent residency and then citizenship application.
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> nobody besides the U.S. is engaging in a trade war with China It’s worse. Canada, Australia, Europe, India were engaging in trade wars with China at the behest of the U.S.. South/Latin American countries like Brazil, Argentina, Me
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Why were those underemployed and unemployed people getting hired as tech workers for the past 2 decades when it’s one of the highest paying jobs in the country already? Is our discipline so trivially easy that the only barrier to being hire
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Or, Capital One could hire the exact same people they’re paying $196k to for a quarter of the cost once they’ve been sent back to their own countries.
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Safari is literally unusable on some websites. So, for example, since the toolbar at the bottom is not a separate interface but hovers over the rendered page, if the page has a button or link that only sits at the bottom of the page, it can
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Apple’s keyboard problems are very evident. There are videos showing some very blatant flaws. But I suspect there are Apple homers who are gonna defend Apple just like they defended the butterfly keyboards, right until the day Apple finally
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The reason this is a problem is because whatever value AI may have (personally I’m as long as one can get), companies believe that right now it’s a government sponsored financial bubble. So they’re unwilling to spend on increasing capacity
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This administration’s completely unprincipled actions (I don’t mean this as a pejorative but as descriptivd…they have no political, economic or other principles, such as small government libertarianism or big government democratic socialism
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If AGI is already here actions would be so greatly accelerated humans wouldn’t have time to respond. Remember that weather balloon the US found a few years ago that for days was on the news as a Chinese spy balloon? Well whether it was a sp
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According to you the only definition of “covering something with multiple points of view” is if you provide different perspectives in the same time period. But really, you’re arguing the semantics of “covering multiple points of view”. Whet
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To be fair, the current version of the party is nothing like the version of the party from even a decade ago. Whats disturbing is how so many people on that side have completely abandoned everything they ever said about their principles and
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It’s so weird that people have framed his approach as “going after bad landlords”. Yes, he is going after bad landlords because the city should go after bad landlords who aren’t following the laws or have their tenants living in mold infest
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Why don’t you disprove this instead of throwing random unproven anecdotes. > This means they will help cut consumer bills, according to multiple analysts.
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Even hooks have changed significantly. And the React+ ecosystem is in an incredible amount of flux.
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Or you say “until further notice”. Indeterminate end dates are not a new problem.
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Visa/MC have built walled gardens which provide many services. Some of the services include: - Consumer Credit - Fraud protection - Payment network - Discount service (rewards, etc) - Concierge services - Rental/Ticketing services
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An easier solution would be to simply require companies to pay a bond for the cost of closing down operations before they’re allowed to start extracting resources.
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Yeah, coal companies got out of a bunch of medical expenses they owed miners in the U.S. by bankrupting their subsidies.
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It was a key primary source for many forms of data. There are very few other sources, barring Wikipedia which isn’t a primary source, that maintain a regularly updated “fact sheet” about various countries. It was also an authoritative sourc
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Umm, it’s incredibly easy to blame the shooter because in those 999,999 cases the shooter was not effectively kidnapping the person they were supposedly afraid of. This guy didn’t just shoot the delivery person whom they were afraid of. He
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Outside of the obvious, the tragedy of the young woman losing her life, the fact that the scammers likely will not be impacted at all, etc. a couple of other thoughts. - It’s strange that we still haven’t setup any sort of authenticated for
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Your comment implies that the CATO study results are not true due to the Singapore example. However, pointing to a different country that achieved success with “eugenic” immigration (it’s not even clear what you mean given that Singapore ha
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