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by jquery 4y ago
The guy donated heavily to both parties, he was just quiet about his donations to Republicans.
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by jquery 4y ago
IMO, it’s because crypto still has an aura around it and journalists hesitate to call crypto a fraud. Nothing FTX was doing is any different than what’s going on in tether, yet that still has defenders. Virtually all crypto is a ponzi, but
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by jquery 4y ago
Spotify is 100% right about Apple's fees being extortionate. On the other hand, Elon is such a loathsome human being that I can't respect anyone signal-boosting him. Stop giving him attention, he is absolutely addicted to it.
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by jquery 4y ago
The assumed context was the article, which specifically states it’s about Asians living in the West. I wasn’t assuming the West is the only culture that matters, just that the West was the specific culture under discussion. When it comes to
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So foreigners don’t need to respect the local cultures at all? They can fly the most offensive symbols and say “well in my home country it’s fine” and then play victim when everyone around them is like “hey, take it down a notch”? Give me a
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by jquery 4y ago
Yeah. Any talk of “reclamation” isn’t going to work very well as long as actual nazis are around and using the symbol. People are welcome to try, of course, but to act like victims when they’re politely asked to hide the symbols is hypocrit
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by jquery 4y ago
Yeah, can someone explain this? Meanwhile if you’re poor and can’t afford bail you might spend 3 years in jail awaiting trial: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalief_Browder
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by jquery 4y ago
It’s important to note they ended up with .9x after thinking their capital had 2x’d or 3x’d.
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by jquery 4y ago
Tether will unravel, it's only a) a matter of time, and b) whether it happens in public, or behind closed doors in smoky rooms.
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by jquery 4y ago
Very strange. I’ve always used Touch ID when available so I can’t say I’ve experienced the issue myself.
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by jquery 4y ago
This sounds like a UI race condition and actually gives me more confidence in the iPhone (unlike the Pixel, the unlock state isn’t tied to UI elements). Unless of course you can do this long after it locks…
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by jquery 4y ago
I'll agree here, the algo has changed, but maybe not for the worse. I am doomscrolling less, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing. It can't be healthy to constantly be doomscrolling.
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by jquery 4y ago
I had the same experience. I've given TikTok several chances, each time it ends with me deleting the app after "the algo" and I disagree about what I actually want to watch. Yes, I paused for longer on the weird videos, but t
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by jquery 4y ago
This may be true for older Apple Watches, but it's not true for the latest Apple Watch. I get 3 days of battery life on regular usage, and a full charge only takes about an hour. Throwing it on the charger while I take a shower or wash
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by jquery 4y ago
I just got the Apple Watch 8, it's my first Apple Watch. The battery life is excellent. Lasts for 3 days from a full charge. Throwing it on the charger for a few minutes every day while I wash dishes is enough to keep it charged indefi
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by jquery 4y ago
Reveddit is where I go when I need to remind myself why I appreciate the Reddit mods.
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by jquery 4y ago
Elon shows all the signs of thinking he can do absolutely no wrong because his fan base keeps telling him so. Nothing about this acquisition as been impressive or promising. I see no sign of that changing. A mass disrespectful layoff like t
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by jquery 4y ago
I didn’t even think about this. Absolutely horrifying. A lot of hopes and dreams just got destroyed.
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by jquery 4y ago
Okay, I see you and I are coming at this from very, very different philosophical viewpoints. I do not care what the founders intended, I don’t live in 1786. I am sympathetic to Elie Mystal’s view from the book Allow Me To Retort towards the
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by jquery 4y ago
Excellent points, I didn't think about the fact that even evolution couldn't come up with a vision system that works as well in the dark as it works in the daytime.
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by jquery 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. I was legitimately curious. This is very interesting. I still have a healthy dose of skepticism, but it’s not like you’re stack ranking based on PR frequency or size, and the fact it’s not an input to your function might
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by jquery 4y ago
That’s probably the goal here. Elon is following the cult leader playbook. Make the followers do strange and humiliating rituals.
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by jquery 4y ago
I drive a Mercedes and Apple CarPlay works fantastic (Tesla’s driving OS would probably be a sidegrade at best). And I get all the fit and finish of a Mercedes instead of Tesla..
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by jquery 4y ago
You know what else is below most CEOs? Tweeting poop emojis when given a rundown on why his arguments are specious. Elon is a mixed bag. He’s reminds me of a living Steve Jobs, in a way. People sometimes forget he’s human like the rest of u
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by jquery 4y ago
How do you determine who are your best engineers? Is the number of PRs an input to this function ?
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by jquery 4y ago
Without it, we have a race to the bottom with social services and infrastructure. A state with better infrastructure cannot be tax-competitive with another state that simply sucks on the federal government’s teat for all its needs. The bigg
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by jquery 4y ago
>Both would realign their platform and bases accordingly Don’t threaten me with a good time.
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by jquery 4y ago
Was the WSJ always this bad or did Rupert Murdoch’s purchase take it in a far right direction?
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by jquery 4y ago
Well said. Thank you. As a disenfranchised Californian I will bang this gavel until I die. The loss of the SALT deduction hit our finances tremendously. 1. Direct impact via higher taxes. 2. People fleeing the state for lower tax states bec
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Yeah. I agree that amending should be hard, it shouldn’t be subject to a simple 50%+1 vote count. But a supermajority should be enough. What we have is ridiculous. A supermajority of support is nowhere near enough to pass an amendment. It’s

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