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by kaliqt 2y ago
Your comment was extremely dismissive and disrespectful to OP, so you'll have to forgive us for being suspicious when they all pop up at the same time with the exact same tone.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
The UI is nice and clean but the chat partner takes a while (closed out of it while waiting), I'd say try to add indication of estimated wait times, and honestly? A mini game while you wait like the dinosaur on Chrome. Or, at least a r
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by kaliqt 2y ago
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Checkmate parasites. But seriously, I worry about this level of parasite infecting humans one day.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Likely CIA, as it always has been.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
This is Lisa Su's fault.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Because it is not abusing its position. Monopolies are not an inherent bad, they just tend to start abusing their position, and when they do then they get handled. This is more common with public companies than private companies though. Fou
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by kaliqt 2y ago
It's simple: politics over people. NY's orgs (government or otherwise) steal all the tax money while pretending to be for the people, NH conversely does not.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
That would be hilarious if it were the case.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
While those cases do certainly exist, this was not the case here, he had time to troubleshoot and determine if his backup instruments were working or not.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
It's nothing to do with money, everything to do with violence, that the state expressly allows by prohibiting self defense.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
That is factually incorrect. It is 1. A deterrent and 2. Accidents are just a result of poor training and 3. The amount of defensive gun use is exceptional, it does not get reported on purpose due to state propaganda in Canada, America, and
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by kaliqt 2y ago
As opposed to the domestic government controlling the algorithm that decides what millions of people see, and their ability to shape public opinion through that.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
I agree, however, Meta is also guilty of this crime as well.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Not only the capital, doing it well and doing it correctly is another huge mess, you can't just throw money at the problem and Sam's reputation is wearing thin, so the best of the best won't jump ship to join him anymore.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
It actually does make sense. America has more amazing landmarks in one country than any country on earth. If trains were more prevalent, each would become more of a hub and cities would grow around them. There are no airports situated on to
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by kaliqt 2y ago
That's not equivalent. You are describing likelihoods in time series, we are discussing the likelihoods of exceptional defects, period. Which is actually low.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
No. Glad we cleared that up.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Because he is the kingpin. He chooses the staff, he guides them, he does everything at a high level. You can hire new executives, you can't easily find a new Musk, and then you will fail. See the problem?
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Well you answered it yourself, anyone competent can dodge that. It's useful for attacking existing installations, but well, you can do that with any weapon. Plus it's easier to intercept orbital bombardment since you know where it
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by kaliqt 2y ago
No. And I know this by the sheer lack of videos and discussion of any kind on it.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Yeah but it won't work, so... Stop being daft and start killing government instead of growing it? It's not a one way road you know, we can fix it.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
The EU as a whole is a net loss for citizens, always has been.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
You can go without knowing Mandarin, you can learn while you are there at a language school or university.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Like Israel, Germany, the UK, Brazil, etc. Iran really is not the first country that should come to anyone's mind given how far it is from home.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Hah, good one.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
That's not how this works though, energy abundance means industrial abundance, more energy availability (for cheap) would simply mean that demand will scale to meet the output. The only time it won't scale to meet output is if the
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by kaliqt 2y ago
That is not based in reality at all though.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
I disagree. I hate irrelevant ads, I enjoy relevant ads. This is unrelated to the aforementioned topic though.
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by kaliqt 2y ago
Fukushima was extremely minor though. Chernobyl is the worst and even that was not that bad, yeah we dramatize it a lot in media, but at a societal scale measuring physically (what actually happened vs how you felt about what happened) it w

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