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by jquery 5y ago
I came to the conclusion after reading books written by the people who worked with him, or who interviewed him or his staff. People who worked with Trump on a daily basis in the White House, hoping to keep the American experiment going. So
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by jquery 5y ago
Very few games this would be the case. There are games that completely waste their space, but we can’t lump them all together. Some create vast detailed and beautiful worlds from their storage budget. Some of them, however, are large withou
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by jquery 5y ago
That’s just the “texture” view. There’s also the parts and materials view that helpful segmented the various pieces of the car. I’m not sure why they chose to show off the “texture” view without even explaining what it is. Also, while it ma
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by jquery 5y ago
>What he said is he suggested to study it. Which is fine. He never "suggested" injecting it or drinking it. No, it absolutely is not fine for the President to spitball dangerous ideas like that on live national television. Ev
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by jquery 5y ago
Are those stories written by a character in Dwarf Fortress or a dramatization of the emergent behavior? The first story I saw could’ve happened in Rimworld or even Prison Architect, given literary license to dramatize.
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by jquery 5y ago
I made that same point repeatedly, to mixed reception. Boeing is absolutely at fault but the airlines that had crashes were also guilty of cutting corners. Boeing is (rightly) held to a high standard. I try to fly on airlines that have simi
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by jquery 5y ago
Hey look, you fact checked me and nobody got hurt and a misunderstanding was cleared up. Thanks for proving fact checking is a good thing. Indeed, genius Trump only suggested injecting bleach, not swallowing it.
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by jquery 5y ago
> as long as you can quit that jurisdiction at any time. Nobody is going door to door and arresting unvaccinated people. It’s not like the anti-choice law in Texas that criminalizes two people working together to stop a woman from being
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by jquery 5y ago
Overwhelmed ICUs and hospitals beg to differ that reducing transmission rate is useless. Reducing virulence is absolutely worthwhile even if eventually everyone will get infected at some point.
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by jquery 5y ago
Whatever your experience with the virus was, it would’ve been a lot worse if you were unvaccinated.
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by jquery 5y ago
The guy who thought maybe you could cure Covid by swallowing bleach? The same guy who was convinced he won the 2020 election on the logic that “it’s impossible Biden would get more votes than me”. Yes, I sincerely do believe Trump is that s
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by jquery 5y ago
The fact checkers didn’t admit they were wrong, they merely unflagged the article. If this is what the author think passes for logic no wonder they flagged him. Article was garbage clickbait for anti-maskers anyway.
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by jquery 5y ago
This thread sure attracted the racists, no surprise. They’re furious social media doesn’t let them call people racial slurs online, or let them spread wild conspiracy theories.
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by jquery 5y ago
False equivalence. Fox went to court to call themselves entertainment because of all the verifiable lies they were pushing. In court, Tucker Carlson said “no reasonable person” would believe him. New York Times standards are much higher tha
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by jquery 5y ago
How is it immutable if you can prune it?
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by jquery 5y ago
Then the title should say near the Milky Way, not near Earth. The title confused the hell out of me until I read the article.
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by jquery 5y ago
That’s what lying is.
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by jquery 5y ago
> Saying the truth no matter what the cost is extremely dangerous advice to follow literally. An example I use is someone knocks on your door and asks if you know where Maria is. You do, and you’re sheltering her. If you tell the truth,
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by jquery 5y ago
Obsolete? We just had a President Trump not even one year ago. The regressive ideals of toxic masculinity still have deep roots in our culture.
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by jquery 5y ago
Some in the mainland population are smart enough not to give their real opinions. It’s not safe unless you no longer live in China (and even then, it’s not safe, as the government can retaliate against the person’s family). I don’t doubt th
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by jquery 5y ago
Many of them are dead comments, already. I don’t think there’s a flood, myself, but rather heterogeneous opinions largely based on whether China’s dictatorship is viewed as a positive alternative to American imperialism. Having lived in bot
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by jquery 5y ago
You're seeing the same images that Google does, it's just that these are dynamic pages that change over time. Google might only crawler pinterest.com/cute-cupcakes/ every day, for example. Meanwhile, Pinterest refreshes
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by jquery 5y ago
In case I switch books, mainly, although it is convenient to be able to share a passage from a book sometimes.
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by jquery 5y ago
On further thought, banning duplicates is just begging for trouble. It's a loophole you can drive a truck through. Just append a random throwaway property to every item and bam, "unique". So yeah, regulate it as gambling. Don
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by jquery 5y ago
> if you don't control it, you haven't bought it. I understand this well enough to at least keep offline backups of my paid content libraries (because I’m older and can afford the expense). Yeah, because of DRM it may be troubl
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by jquery 5y ago
Really? When I buy a steam game, the big green button says “purchase”, not “receive a temporarily revocable right to access”. It’s the digital age. My digital items are my possessions. This dichotomy in your head between the “real” and th
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As someone with an enormous personal paid content library, I absolutely agree legislation is needed here. Also randomized lootboxes should be subject to gambling laws, or at least regulated such that you can’t get duplicates or something re
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by jquery 5y ago
I think it’s a strong conjecture that quantum effects at the single neuron level in the brain are significant. Given how evolution has had billions of years to operate and “train” itself, I don’t think it would be surprising to discover qua
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I don’t know about dark energy, but dark matter isn’t called such because it’s a “hole in our models”. The theory is it doesn’t react electromagnetically with other matter. So it’s quite literally, “dark” matter.
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by jquery 5y ago
I read more books than ever these days. It’s so convenient to be able to carry my entire library on my iPad.

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