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by jmye 1y ago
I get that quote was from the article. “HR is not your friend” is a low effort like-generator/meme that has nothing to do with the quote. It’s the kind of nonsense overconfident tweens mindlessly repeat because it feels good and becaus
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by jmye 1y ago
What does that have to do with anything in this article?
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by jmye 1y ago
Just no words left for this nonsense. What a pathetic bunch of absolute dim-wits and losers. I guess at least some voters finally got real representation in government.
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by jmye 1y ago
The issue GP raised is the criminalization of “helpers” - e.g. a doctor administering lethal drugs. Certainly a law against suicide is irrelevant to someone who successfully uses a shotgun, alone in a field.
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by jmye 1y ago
> I wonder if it'd be a turn-off though, if you spend 30 minutes to talk to ~10 people you don't find attractive. Maybe there should be a Tinder-esque selection process, so when you're online, you'll get offered other
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by jmye 1y ago
Couldn’t happen to a nicer… well, to a something -er guy.
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by jmye 1y ago
So… turn it off. Social media is 99% of the firehose, and people adamantly refuse to do anything about it. There’s no reason anyone needs the minute-by-minute Twitter-esque “information” feed, just like 24-hour news stations are a laughably
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by jmye 1y ago
> what I can't do is have somebody tell me "I don't know how to do that" and require I sit with them and walk them through the entire thing Man is this underrated. My peers are so hyper-focused on whether or not new h
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by jmye 1y ago
I mean, people from that particular sub, in spite of its name and its one rather unfortunate representative, generally seem to care about nothing but compensation, including the idea that one might have to offer talent to justify it. I th
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by jmye 1y ago
Why should you have the right to disrupt a company meeting? Do I have the unmitigated right to come into your sprint planning and scream at you? Does no one have the right to choose not to associate with you if you make yourself unpleasant
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by jmye 1y ago
If Republicans believe they will never lose the Senate, they can easily bypass the filibuster without 60 votes. To date, the adults in the room prevented either party from doing this for short term wins, but a) there are no adults in the ro
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by jmye 1y ago
One of the enduring lessons people, at least in Westernish countries, will take from this administration is that you can say literally anything and the media will dutifully give it credence without second thought or any semblance of fact ch
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by jmye 1y ago
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by jmye 1y ago
Hardly matters - the SEC doesn’t care about corruption anymore, and TSLA is a meme stock with no relationship to fundamentals or the actual company.
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by jmye 1y ago
“You shouldn’t take health care advice from me,” says the mentally deficient jackass who’s forcing his medical advice on people (right after bathing in raw sewage) in spite of having no qualifications or understanding of the things he’s giv
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by jmye 1y ago
Maybe in part, but you build an ISP (and then strong arm people into using it) because you want to control the data and the access. Especially when you clearly prioritize those things in your side jobs.
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by jmye 1y ago
I don’t think StarLink was built to improve lives. See: how it’s being used as a control and power mechanism.
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by jmye 1y ago
As if just not getting shingles wasn’t enough. Anyone who qualifies should be getting the shots.
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by jmye 1y ago
Meta is probably the better example, here - dropped 20% of it's headcount (11% in Nov-22 and another ~9% subsequently, plus whatever's happened since Jan-24) and then 7x'd it's stock price. You can probably argue about d
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by jmye 1y ago
Yeah, I don’t understand these long posts about brand. Does anyone care why they’re changing their brand? Does anyone care what they (SO) think their brand even is?
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by jmye 1y ago
What, specifically, is your experience in medicine, and specifically epidemiology and current vaccine testing? Given the answer is clearly and obviously “none”, why do you think you’re qualified to have any opinion at all?
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by jmye 1y ago
Such weird, petty, childish bullshit. Everyone in this administration is such a loser.
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by jmye 1y ago
> and struggled to form coherent sentences As opposed to the current guy, who hasn’t completed a sentence or a thought in twenty years and regularly goes off on tangents about black people eating pets. Great take. Love when you folks mak
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by jmye 2y ago
Those who can’t make shitty, sneering jokes in a desperate attempt to be vaguely interesting/clever via repeating middle school memes?
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by jmye 2y ago
The tenth amendment is a good starting point.
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by jmye 2y ago
As usual, I’m not sure what would’ve been done differently if this entire administration were compromised by foreign states. I suppose the argument could be made that they would’ve gained access to everything competently and secretly, but I
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by jmye 2y ago
Ha, fair point - I suppose we could find out if they’ll get lucky anyway with a couple of basic ChatGPT prompts.
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by jmye 2y ago
In a rational world, I’d think you were right. In the weirdo, crony world we currently appear to live in, I expect that all subsidies to competitors will end and Tesla’s will remain untouched via fiat. There’s just no reason for an administ
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by jmye 2y ago
Do you think that line is a reference to a mythical creature which regrows its heads and is a commonly used colloquialism, or an explicit threat to use a guillotine? Feels like you just looked for something that sounded bad and didn’t actua
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by jmye 2y ago
I guess I’m unclear why you don’t want to answer what I thought was a fairly simple question. Being evasive just looks like doubling-down on the dishonest way you’ve approached the entire conversation.

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