krainboltgreene

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by krainboltgreene 10mo ago
> I raise this because a general strike is back on the table, likely for May Day 2028 (5/1/28): I say this as an out socialist, member of the DSA, and strong advocate for unions: No it's not. I love Shawn Fain to death, I
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
Literally look at any education chart and it's straight up better than wage growth for the last 70 years. Further, the statement is about as nuanced as "the universe is just atoms". For example, I come from New Orleans where
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
It's incredibly unfair that you get to just lie online or worse that you actually believe what you're saying.
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
Just flatly not true.
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
Pithy, but not true.
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
It's so hilarious to look at 10k years of education history and be like "Nah, funding doesn't make a difference." Incredible.
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
What a funny comment. “You see, you just don’t understand trade-offs, here let me explain to you…”
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
A.L.I.C.E. was published in '95.
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
True, the UK is basically an alien civilization compared to the average american state. No comparison is meaningful unless we compare it to every nation state in the world.
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
Weird, because per capita deaths leveled off in the 1930's and declined from that plateau in '70's to lows in the 2010's. Did we get less dumb drivers starting in the '70's?
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
"Our products would be so many mirrors in which we saw reflected our essential nature." All the way from 1844.
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
I emailed the address to make sure: It bounce due to not existing.
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by krainboltgreene 11mo ago
This answer is not actually correct. I have an account I deleted 18 years ago, still can’t make it again.
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
1. There is no downside to impeachment. It has the same impact as a strongly worded letter. 2. Nixon decided to resign and not the alternative for doing something so insane: A restoration of damages. 3. Like I said, they were overturned. I
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
Rule of law? Anymore? No president has ever been punished in any meaningful capacity in our entire history. Washington used loopholes to avoid setting his slaves free[1] for christ sake. [1]: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/s
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
Why in the world would my opinion have changed?
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
> And if that employee can show that other people were allowed to wear green shirts without being fired, they can use that to support an illegal discrimination claim against the company. That's not at all true.
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
Immediately if you move to China.
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
He didn't set any record straight. Why are you people imagining content?
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
No. (Disclaimer I got paid to work on rubygems and have been doing this for 18 years)
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
Did they? No evidence and worded to suggest Steve didn’t experience it, that counts as useful information now?
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
It's so weird of you to jump in like this, man.
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
coop has around 12 years of age on xyz at least.
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
> so I'm happy if it just gets small / stability fixes Seems like you're the ideal consumer for this new service, since it actually has people who can do that.
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
> My first-order heuristic is that legitimate websites tend to get one of the top TLDs (.com/.org, maybe .net/.io) This is so funny to hear after 18 years in the west coast silicon-valley lead tech industry. All of the app, io,
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
Look I'm just a web developer, but in my experience when the security team notices that there's a single point of failure for a lot of key projects they don't swoop in and make an insane mess.
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
The part you're missing is those people really liked André.
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
I don't care.
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
Given that there are entire forums devoted to successfully doing just that (easily) my point stands.
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by krainboltgreene 1y ago
Come on, it's 2025, you really think no one has studied the effects of layoffs on a company? https://hbr.org/2018/05/layoffs-that-dont-break-your-company > For instance, a study of one Fortune 500 tech fi

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