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Someone outside the universe hit "build" on their "universe sandbox generator". The sandbox is still loading from our perspective, although from their perspective perhaps it loads instantaneously. I mean, obviously this
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I’d give them a chance. Then doing a full recall is the responsible move and in the long run should establish confidence. I doubt Tesla would have done a full recall for something as “trivial” as the displays sometimes failing. In fact I’m
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Yeah but you can’t replace parental love so easily. So maybe a compromise solution where the government raises the children while the parents are at work in the mornings and afternoon, and the parents take over afterwards in the evening? Ma
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by jquery 4y ago
Indeed, some of the smartest individuals in the world are hyper-optimizing their products for addictive properties with multi-armed bandit optimization strategies. The average overworked parent doesn’t have a chance in comparison. If this l
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As the parent of a young child, I strongly support this bill. Right now, keeping her away from a phone is no problem because at her age, her peers are largely kept away as well. However as she gets older, I suspect peer pressure will become
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by jquery 4y ago
It’s because a lot of the people with loud motorcycles are cops or former ones.
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Your standards for food should probably be higher than “passable in stools”. Not judging but that seems like a low bar no?
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In a lot of cases these same industries co-wrote the law so it gets a bit circular to cite the law as justification. But thanks for the longer explanation. I still feel they should be required to put what it’s derived from. Listing gelatin
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Doesn’t look edible to me.
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If it’s no big deal why don’t they put “wood pulp” on the packaging? The fact it saves them money is too convenient by half and if they want to sell it they should be forced to disclose how they’re making it shake easier.
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by jquery 4y ago
This is largely true in other countries. Affluence is relative but it’s seen as a very clean and consistent burger joint.
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by jquery 4y ago
this is pure copium and old fashioned antimodernist ranting. if it helps you sleep at night, great, but it wont work on everyone. some people dont appreciate their nation becoming north korea 2.0
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For most of Twitter’s existence, this was me. I used Twitter a lot but I never tweeted.
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All international conglomerates are amoral. Some are more amoral than others.
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Sure, but not everyone is convinced by the propaganda. Some people are just plain mad they don’t have something they used to have. We’ve tried appeasing a mad expansionist dictator in the past, didn’t go so well. This is especially keen wit
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If this is true, he’s absolutely a pathological liar.
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Details please!
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> I find it hard to believe some billionaire would roll over debt Plenty of rich individuals do exactly that, though. Hang out in any retirement/investing forum and you see people doing the cold hard math and deciding not to sell th
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I wrote a long comment and then deleted it. I'm just here to say benzos are no joke. Do not take them unless you absolutely have to. Please, stop taking them if you suspect you are dependent, with a professional helping you taper and p
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by jquery 4y ago
No. It would only be fraud if they knew the methodology was likely to be extremely flawed and there are receipts with executives saying “let’s choose this because of X nefarious reason.” Twitter being wrong about the number, or using a meth
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Definitely mania. And being surrounded by “yes men” and a legion of fans pushing you forward. Until it comes time to produce the $billions and suddenly everyone is doing their due diligence and likes/retweets aren’t worth a damn. He al
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The number of pirates has drastically decreased since abandoning the gold standard. Sure you're not carrying water for Big Pirate?
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“You believe in democracy, you dumb liberal” isn’t the huge own you think it is.
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I just want my vote to count as much as anyone else's. You can try to paint that as a nefarious agenda if you like but it squares with the 14th amendment and modern thinking on the issue. The country was founded on only white landowner
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I’ve seen good arguments that the Senate violates equal protection under the Constitution and should be reformed on that basis. Keep the Senate around with its 6 year and 2/2/2 staggered terms but give Texas and California more Se
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What narrative is that? Is it untrue? I don’t need the New York Times to remind me that North Dakota and South Dakota get twice as many Senators as my very large and populace state.
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>“ In Japan, Rural Voters Count More Than Those in Big Cities. It Shows.” Sounds familiar
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This is an ideal use case for a torrent.
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I prefer AMDs approach that allows them to put more cores on the die instead of supporting a rarely used instruction set.
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Tale old as time - https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/05/white-back...

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