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11mo ago
I think in the western US, the government gave people parcels of land but the land may have been far away from population centers.
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11mo ago
The US invaded South Korea, had and still has massive influence on their government, has military bases there. It’s just polite fiction to ignore the fact that South Korea is a US vassal. Makes US look better in the media, etc.
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11mo ago
You could come up with nitpicky stuff like this for any country. Sure, make yourself feel better about calling people bots and calling Putin crazy, but you’re just living in your own reality at this point.
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11mo ago
That LDL-C is considered normal, what are you talking about. 160 is when doctors start being concerned.
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11mo ago
I am replying to you comment. You are doing the exact same thing again. Saying “Russia honors no treaties or alliances except when it's convenient” is just so you can feel better about whatever. It’s just not how reality and geopolitic
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11mo ago
The resume design is incredibly poor. It’s a 90% likely instant reject from me just from the resume. It looks like a resume from someone who does not know what they are doing. How hard is it to copy a resume template from google, seriously…
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11mo ago
This is just feel good nonsense… Russia has alliances or agreements with multiple major and minor countries including China. I don’t understand why people post these cope posts online unless it’s just to make themselves feel good.
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11mo ago
Poland was part of the Warsaw Pact but it was never in the USSR.
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1y ago
ApoB is a better indicator of heart problems and his ApoB was bad, unlike his LDL-C. ApoB is not some imaginary thing made up by a quack doctor.
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1y ago
I wouldn’t say historically a dialect of German. English and German are both Germanic languages, so closely related languages not dialects of either.
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1y ago
It’s practically a one party state, no? And I’ve heard lots of stories of protesters getting disappeared after the police arrest them. Easy to say these things.
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1y ago
It's really easy for a healthy man to get BMI >25 with a few months of weight lifting. Frankly, denial and downplaying of this fact just increases skepticism of BMI and the people who say it's a relevant metric.
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1y ago
This is so delusional and siloed from current geopolitical realities. This will lead to war and/or sanctions by China on multiple exports and imports with the offending countries.
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1y ago
Kash Patel was the one who did the traveling via jet but Steven Palmer, "head of the critical incident response group—which includes FBI pilots", was the one who got fired by Patel. I read the article but no idea why Palmer got fi
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1y ago
The term variable is from math is 100s (probably) of years old. Variables in pure functional languages are used exactly the same way it’s used in math. The idea of mutating and non-mutating variable is pretty old too and used in math as wel
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1y ago
No shit, SWE makes significantly more than UXD. As in obviously SWE makes significantly more than UXD. Dropped a comma.
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1y ago
You need better reading comprehension
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1y ago
There are a lot of software engineers in UK who made $50k or less who could have presumably moved to the US a make a lot more but never did. Lots of government employees making much less than they could. Patriotism, wanting to live in their
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1y ago
The implication is that if they want to market to Europeans (which I'm sure they do), they probably shouldn't use that word. I agree Americans see it in a positive light, including me, though I find superhuman generic to the point
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1y ago
It's super easy to ignore this title because it says Ups instead of UPS.
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1y ago
> clouded by the different roles, SWE vs. UXD, a SWE at Amazon would probably make more than a UXD but I have no evidence that is true Lol, give up already. No shit SWE makes significantly more than UXD.
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1y ago
This is the guy who had everyone here rooting for him when the OpenAI board tried to kick him out. Which was almost certainly the result of a very successful PR campaign carried out by him. He's not really comparable with Jobs. This gu
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1y ago
Petition to ban all xkcd links and references effective immediately.
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1y ago
You are just making things up and asking people to prove otherwise it seems like. From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaf-mute you have > Some consider it to be a derogatory term if used outside its historical conte
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1y ago
It was manufactured by the IDF soldiers uploading videos of their war crimes to tiktok.
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1y ago
They will spend it all on rent or mortgage because rent will increase by exactly the same amount that UBI will provide.
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1y ago
What’s the implication here? You can sample and make inferences about the rest. There’s a whole field called statistics that tells you how to do it. He is right and pretty sure he was being generous in his description. I’ve tried listening
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1y ago
Cry it out is bad advice? A relative of mine is a psychologist phd and she does it with her baby for sleep training saying self-soothing is fine.
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1y ago
They don’t have search functionality for chatgpt chat logs… Like the most basic feature. And lots and lots of bugs in the web and app user interfaces. Lots of people still using it though.
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1y ago
He had a very bad time at Freestyle a while ago and he quit that if I remember correctly. These things could be many reasons, internal and external. Stop accusing Kramnik, everyone knows he throws around cheating accusations at anything tha
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