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by hypothesis 2y ago
> Russia's population is 140 million. Alledged population. Or are we also to believe their election results?
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Ah yes, our favorite partisan actors, who can’t be bothered to mention how much her benefactor spent just this year doing same thing. Also, that chart is just magical, did she inflate the numbers by repeatedly adding same money being shuffl
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Hey look, a NATO founding member with a backbone, congratulations! > After yesterday's events in the White House, Haltbakk Bunkers, one of Norway's largest marine fuel companies, appears to have announced that it will no longer
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by hypothesis 2y ago
That would be too much transparency for people who also not supper happy with democracy.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Same brigade who flags all those topics above hostile government takeover?
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Boy should you watch extortion on live TV from yesterday. I have heard that a president was unsuccessfully impeached for exact same thing a few years back.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
IRS had some pretty strict rules. But apparently you just need to replace leadership with an acting toady to override the rules. E.g: https://bsky.app/profile/jacobbogage.bsky.social/post/3ljc2o...
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by hypothesis 2y ago
It’s a grave mistake to assume that some “old” America is ever coming back.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> Seeing as how the current administration currently has a very high approval rating Source? Trust me bro?
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> Fraud has already been posted everywhere ($55b and counting) so if you haven't seen it, you aren't looking. Not too surprising to find another propaganda victim… Here, I did your research for you: > After correcting an app
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> They don't want to have to understand DNS, linux, or anything else beyond whatever framework they are using. This is baffling. What’s value proposition here? At some point customer will be directly asking an AI agent to create an
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by hypothesis 2y ago
You really did expand here, so I’m guessing you’re talking about Cybertrucks order from feds, which is apparently on hold now after it got some publicity: > State Department halts plan to buy $400M worth of armored vehicles from Musk’s T
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by hypothesis 2y ago
That’s not much to counter my example.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
No waste and fraud so far, but making good progress in leaking of classified info. It’s just another unspeakable horror for people who decided to help USA and will be killed by adversaries as a result...
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> Once you add in other concerns: security, performance, maintainability, it can fall apart. Does anyone care about that? E.g. CRWD is all time high, after all. There is zero need to change anything according to market.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Didn’t apple guy chip-in a cool mil, just to get hit with tariffs anyway?
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> There will be no development. My point is that maybe it is okay? Runaway churn is at least partially responsible for current situation, where most companies simply unable to compete.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> That’s part of the stupidity of the DOJ trying to force Google to sell Chrome. Who would want it? And how would they profit from it? All valid questions, but it might be that splitting the tool used to bludgeon everyone around is still
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Wasn’t the issue with large drives that remaining drive has a high chance of failure during re-silvering?
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> So now who is going to train those juniors to get to the level where we need them to be to make those "significant changes"? Founders will cash out long before that becomes an issue. Alternatively, the hype is true and they
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by hypothesis 2y ago
For same reason any other insurance company doing it? Those guys are statistically the worst, with no one else being close. Like if your argument being fiduciary duty to rob everyone blind health outcomes be damned, then why say Kaiser is n
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by hypothesis 2y ago
At least one guy is/was trying to get to Mars or something, potentially spending us all in the process…
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Ah, but that’s assuming that things can’t go from bad to worse, which is a potentially fatal mistake to make.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Huh? Some magic mushrooms forced him to make a bid to buy Twitter? Give the guy some agency!
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Is it more frightening or less than being legally banned from existence? You don’t have to know much about history to see why people start cutting abusive relationships.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Ok, that’s what I saw elsewhere. The conflicting part is where some individual agencies pass their audits ( https://oig.usaid.gov/node/7291 ) and yet this claim of lacking audit basics. What gives? Is this highlighting b
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by hypothesis 2y ago
It’s possible of course, but will it be Meta? Who knows.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
What does “resistant” mean here? It appears that they passed audit just a few months ago: > Opinion: Williams Adley concluded that USADF’s financial statements as of September 30, 2024, and September 30, 2023, are presented fairly, in al
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> actual damage done by DOGE I’m guessing they don’t post that on Xitter, do they? Do they even post what exactly they did there? The problem is that same admin who ran up second largest national debt increase is now doing some inconsequ
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> It doesn’t save the engine, it keeps it from ripping the wing off. It’s a good system. Sure, I get that it was added to prevent plane from disintegrating, but like you said integration thinking is gone and now we have those individua

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