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I just spent 3 months in China this summer. The GFW has become much more sophisticated than I remember. I found only one method that reliably worked. That was to use Holafly (an international eSIM provider) and use its built-in VPN. China l
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No, it's just a neutral description of an human being, aka an animal, without all the self centered ego puffery we ascribe to ourselves
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What part of you is conscious and how is it separate from the meat?
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You’re a meat robot
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ChatGPT o1 pro mode solved it on the first try, after 8 minutes and 53 seconds of “thinking”: https://chatgpt.com/share/67f40cd2-d088-8008-acd5-fe9a9784f3...
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by jquery 2y ago
After this, I don't think they'll succeed. This is Trump's Afghanistan pullout moment. His approval will crater and never recover. He's not surrounded by adults like the first time around.
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by jquery 2y ago
Yeah, I know protectionism used to be a ‘left’ position. I agree with parts of the reasoning, like opposing transnational DRM schemes, which the TPP tried to push. But hardcore protectionism has always felt more populist than leftist to me,
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by jquery 2y ago
Took me all of 5 seconds to find an example. Tattoos are a form of protected speech: https://archive.is/2025.04.03-041258/https://www.theatlantic...
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I fed his college essay into ChatGPT and it absolutely roasted him.
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That guy walked the talk. It would be virtue signaling if any of us did it, but not him.
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by jquery 2y ago
I haven’t seen any progressives in favor of this. Disaffected voters on the left want more housing and universal health care, not tariffs on avocados. Disaffected voters on the right just like to see libs getting owned… but they won’t appre
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by jquery 2y ago
Or just free trade. Like we had...
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by jquery 2y ago
I don't see how that follows. It's not a step up to be forced to work in a factory, compared to before when not working was an option because costs were lower.
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by jquery 2y ago
Well, the good news is almost nobody is gonna like this, so I don't anticipate it lasting beyond Trump's presidency, assuming he makes it 4 years at this rate. The bad news is that even after tariffs are removed, it will take year
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by jquery 2y ago
This sounds like typical NYT sane-washing. After the Signal fiasco I've lost all confidence this administration is secretly super competent but just refuses to let any of us see it. There is no big plan here. This is just an old man su
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by jquery 2y ago
That was a rainy day argument for not caring too much about debt. But what's happening now is we're raiding our savings account to pay for bath salts. No, it was not "the plan all along".
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by jquery 2y ago
Tesla took over a decade before they open-sourced their supercharger standards. From Tesla's own website: "NACS was originally developed by Tesla, deployed in 2012 with the first Supercharger and Model S vehicle and eventually pub
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by jquery 2y ago
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by jquery 2y ago
Is Trump even allowed to do that? Didn't he get impeached for basically the same thing in his last term?
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by jquery 2y ago
Every day seems like the worst day so far. 47 more months to go. Sure would be nice if we had more than one branch of government.
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by jquery 2y ago
It’s like dialogue out of a horror novel.
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by jquery 2y ago
False equivalency, comparing the aggressor Russia with a country that's in a literal fight for its survival. Straight up Kremlin talking points. Not food for thought.
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They’re wrong. They are advocating for an extremely niche and fascist view of executive power in America. One that goes beyond even strong Unitary executive theories (which themselves are a relatively new idea, stemming from George W. Bush)
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by jquery 2y ago
Umm, no they didn’t? Nothing “maga” about UBI or UHC.
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by jquery 2y ago
Why would Russia/NK attack their wannabe ally?
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by jquery 2y ago
Banning those 5 trans athletes in college sports is sure looking expensive now.
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by jquery 2y ago
Ukraine is only fighting an Ukraine-style war because it lacked nukes to begin with. Which, btw, they lack because we agreed to defend them from Russia if they agreed to not develop nukes.[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by jquery 2y ago
Knocking out USAID, Health Care programs, or the IRS by executive order isn’t how our system works. The Constitution places agency creation and dissolution squarely in Congress’s hands under Article I, not the President’s. Even under a stro
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by jquery 2y ago
According to that, corporate taxes are passed through at a rate of .24. And the pass-thru decreases as there’s more competition and for cheaper goods. In other words it’s a fairly progressive tax. Tariffs are a 100% pass-thru by definition
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There’s no reason we have to be spending so much on healthcare. I’m convinced if Joe Lieberman didn’t block the public option in 2009, or if the Democrats had a spine and actually bypassed the filibuster to make sure the bill was as good as

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