jrs235

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by jrs235 1y ago
>I think that most cases of seemingly unwarranted depression and apathy in people today in fact stem from their subconscious acknowledgement of this trainwreck in progress, and failure of consciousness to accept that and/or do anyth
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by jrs235 1y ago
Most Florida contingency fees will be about 1/3 of collectible settlement/awards.
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by jrs235 1y ago
But his crony buddies stand to benefit from farmers going to bankrupt. Makes it difficult to understand if this is incompetence or intentional malice at play...
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by jrs235 1y ago
Would asking them if they already know or would like something explained be the best thing to do (rather than assuming one way or the other)?
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by jrs235 1y ago
What ever happened to "States Rights!"?
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by jrs235 1y ago
Assuming thoughtful intent is in use, perhaps this is a fishing attempt to see what corporations will challenge and litigate; an attempt to identify opposition and to add targets to punish next.
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by jrs235 1y ago
How does that work? If the parents live in a filial state but the children don't?
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by jrs235 1y ago
Because Sinclair needs the FCC to approve a merger for them. They read between the lines and know that to get it approved they need to apply pressure on ABC to can Kimmel to appease someone. I wish the law that restricted the number of publ
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by jrs235 1y ago
https://archive.ph/mHJH2
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Starbucks won't lose cash-strapped customers;its customer service is world-class(fortune.com)
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by jrs235 1y ago
It might be a bit lengthy and a UI challenge on smaller screens/interfaces but I hate pronouns and unnecessary thinking, I'd prefer Current User Documents (or Current User's Documents) and All Documents. Sometimes I might be
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by jrs235 1y ago
Right? Like if one's identity is found in you work and one doesn't step back there's a good chance they think amphetamines are a good thing one should take to stay awake and work more.
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by jrs235 1y ago
Noise cancelling is a feature and useful. Airpods? Annoying, I can't tell if the person on the sidewalk is trippin' or talking to someone on the phone via their difficult to see airpods.
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by jrs235 1y ago
Personally I think they're ugly. They might have some functional advantage, that I don't know. I believe they're going to be the cyber truck of mobile phones, primarily a status symbol.
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by jrs235 1y ago
Their only belief is might makes right, power above all other principles.
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by jrs235 1y ago
I think of it as: You don't own land. You don't buy land. You purchase and own the title to exclusive use of the land that is recognized and protected by the government. That's what one is paying for and typically any additio
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by jrs235 1y ago
Now the stupidity and comments around renaming the Department of Defense to the Department of War makes more sense. Seems if he can't win a Peace Prize he'll opt for a war one.
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by jrs235 1y ago
It's part of the plan. Small farms will be the ones to go bankrupt. The large corporate, black rock et al owned, "farms" (read businesses) will be bailed out and allowed to scoop up the little ones for pennies onto the dollar
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by jrs235 1y ago
Because their businesses will be targeted and persecuted by the petty administration who demands no dissent.
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by jrs235 1y ago
When demand destruction (due to lacking discretionary income) occurs...
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by jrs235 1y ago
>I think tariffs are a regressive tax brought on by the most economically illiterate administration That's the kind interpretation. The maligned one is they are brought on by those who lust for power and control and realize those co
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by jrs235 1y ago
I think I'm good at making inferences from tidbits of information (or so I think) but I don't think I'm good at speaking confidently, other than speaking confidently that I don't know everything.
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by jrs235 1y ago
Because private for profit prison businesses can make money off them. Public is paying for private profits.
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by jrs235 1y ago
Pro money/business party wants/needs more people in prison so their private for profit prison businesses can make more money on legal slavery.
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by jrs235 1y ago
Interesting. I just posted a similar comment as a sister comment to yours above (at least at the time of reading the thread) to another persons comment about cost of AI code going to zero... Which was basically the same as you believe here.
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by jrs235 1y ago
Will the cost of AI-generated code approach zero? I thought the hardware and electricity needed to power and train the models and infer was huge and only growing. Today the free and plus plans might be only $20/month, once moats are bu
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by jrs235 1y ago
I'd like to patent to Edition Display now. I mean if folks are paying for the better performance I'm sure they'd like their LCD Edition Display to show the world they're special! Static edition emblems won't suffice
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by jrs235 1y ago
The Republican party is now the party of billionaires, grifters, the dumb, and the duped.
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In other words they believed in principles other than increasing personal power
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by jrs235 1y ago
Great. So this might be the cause of ally problems. I just happen to cloning drives to swap out with a larger one and Windows 11 is so slow. Also seems there were issues found that needing fixing after cloning.

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