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by jjulius 2y ago
>He also claimed... You'll forgive a significantly large body of people for not being willing to trust a man who has "also claimed" a ton of things that have turned out to not be true.
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by jjulius 2y ago
The difference between those previous contracts and this particular move is in how he/his companies earned those contracts. If they followed standard procedures for the others but not for this one, then yes, one could argue this is cor
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by jjulius 2y ago
>Start from that price, and then figure out what service you can offer with that money. I say this not to attack you personally, but because I can't think of any other way to describe this idea (and I do realize that this does not c
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by jjulius 2y ago
Whoops. Doesn't really change my overall point though.
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by jjulius 2y ago
You're suggesting that Trump is working with The Atlantic to push this narrative via this article?
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by jjulius 2y ago
>We don't fully know (and probably never will) how many genetic diversity has been lost in USA population, subspecies, etc. I completely agree with this statement. >I know you won't but It feels you are about to thank us hum
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by jjulius 2y ago
>... that they're thriving eating garbage in small town Alaska... This is an "unbelievably lazy" and fundamental misunderstanding of how vast and unpopulated Alaska is. I mean you've even got someone else[1] in this t
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by jjulius 2y ago
>... bits of rotten meat dug out of the trash-or, in one case, a piece of pepperoni pizza snatched out of a teenager's hand. The article makes it clear that they're inherently "scrappy and opportunistic". You can chan
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by jjulius 2y ago
Yeah, there are only a few pockets of grizzlies left in the lower 48, and one of them connects to their larger territory in Canada. They used to roam throughout Washington's Cascades but are completely gone, so much so that there are e
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by jjulius 2y ago
>This is so unbelievably lazy. >You even say this in reference to the Eagles, which are a migratory species whose range crosses hemispheres, as if the contiguous United States is some small aside on that path. And yet, according to Wi
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by jjulius 2y ago
>Then do that wherever you have authority to do for subordinates, and for companies you found or are CEO of. Maybe you already did, do tell us about your accomplishments. Telling others how to run their own company feels strange, especia
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by jjulius 2y ago
It's a perfectly cromulent comparison. I'm a firm believer in leading by example. If he's going to swing his "muh RTO" dick around in public the way that he has, while also expecting his employees to put in the hour
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by jjulius 2y ago
Yet all of his employees, at all of his companies, had better damn well be in the office .
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by jjulius 2y ago
Not entirely comparable, but I'm someone who frequently backpacks in the mountain regions of the Pacific Northwest, and I wholeheartedly agree with this general sentiment. Mountain lakes and streams have the most delicious water, and m
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by jjulius 2y ago
> ... it's just a matter of time until someone else steps in to exploit that feeling for their own gain. This is quite literally what is happening.
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by jjulius 2y ago
Well now we're just splitting pubes.
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by jjulius 2y ago
What does that say for the rest of us? If the leader of the free world has decided laws don't matter, then as far as I'm concerned that applies to the rest of us, rendering it "legal" to remove him via whatever means we
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by jjulius 2y ago
That. Or pitchforks. Or holes outside of towns[1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42318504
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by jjulius 2y ago
Yeah, I know they didn't, which is why I didn't use the word in my own quotes. My point was that seizing on "mysterious" is stupid. Scientists found something new to them and were fascinated. "Mysterious" might
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by jjulius 2y ago
I have found this to be completely untrue. Yes, maybe not at the same scale that Reddit is, but if you dig, there's a community for everything. You can find what you're looking for. That said, I recognize that I am speaking comple
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by jjulius 2y ago
Hello, untruths! >The term filter bubble was coined by internet activist Eli Pariser circa 2010. In Pariser's influential book under the same name, The Filter Bubble (2011), it was predicted that individualized personalization by al
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by jjulius 2y ago
Nothing's stopping you from linking to whatever you think might have a valid counterpoint, bud. But okay...
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by jjulius 2y ago
How can you expect people to take you seriously as a CEO if you're going to attack someone for a mistake like that? And that's to say nothing of the fact that such an innocuous typo doesn't change the actual crux. A little, &
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Woosh
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by jjulius 2y ago
>The concern is deep, adversarial manipulation of public sentiment -- a psyops asset that gives a competing nation significant leverage as they pursue ends that challenge established US interests in the Pacific. I share the exact same co
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by jjulius 2y ago
>TikTok has such a culture of authenticity and realness... LMAO
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by jjulius 2y ago
Shit, maybe now's as good a time as any. Let's see if I can keep this response at the top of my comment history! :D
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by jjulius 2y ago
Speaking just for me, because I know everyone's different, I had the same thought. I hardly ever called her, if ever, and vice versa. I started calling her maybe every 2-3 weeks just to say hey. Sometimes she chats, other times she say
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by jjulius 2y ago
One of my biggest gripes with the social media you and I have quit is that it has strongly encouraged flippant, black-and-white responses like the one you're responding to. Nuance, by and large, has been removed from public discourse.
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by jjulius 2y ago
My hot take, offered respectfully: The companies attempting to get you hooked on their products have succeeded via the auspices of "FOMO".

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