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kulahan
2mo ago
Musk is one of the dumbest motherfuckers on Earth buddy. Just say you have no real argument and you're just upset at some strawman you thought you were conversing with.
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2mo ago
For what it's worth, the US is a globally-influencing powerhouse. Even if you don't live in the US, urging your American friends to vote can be helpful! It's absolutely not your responsibility, but it is to your benefit.
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2mo ago
Cool, that has zero effect on how easy it is to overcome the problems.
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2mo ago
Buddy, just take like 3 seconds to compare how hard they are to acquire. When did everyone on this site get so stupid?
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2mo ago
Wait until you hear about how much harder it is to grow a car than to grow a tomato.
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2mo ago
This is basically the point I was making, yes. I'm shocked to hear many school districts provide no busses though... I guess I always assumed that was some legal requirement? Like you have to send your kid to school, so we have to prov
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2mo ago
ONE person getting SICK is too much??? We’ve never been within a million miles of this random bar you’ve set. No country has. It’s absolutely insane to try and hold the position that our food must be so perfectly clean that it cannot ever g
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2mo ago
The US is uniquely dependent on cars for survival, it’s probably not appropriate to presume that cars are less necessary. Anyways, if you live in the middle of nowhere you can grow your own food. If you live deep in the city, the chances of
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2mo ago
Why should you be silent about it? Because it’s not the topic. How is this SOOOO confusing and difficult for you? Do you not notice how annoyed everyone around you is when you desperately try to ram politics into every single conversation y
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2mo ago
Nope, just showing how ridiculous it is to hold the position that everything is political. It's okay to just talk about things casually, dude. Chill out, it'll serve you well. If your position isn't that everything is politic
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2mo ago
I didn't say anything about the Dems, and a huge number of them suck on environment. I said you should vote for nuclear, geothermal, wind, and solar. People in America aren't nearly as likely to starve because of gas prices. If
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2mo ago
In the US, the midterm elections are absolutely, 100% your chance to show what you care about. Write and call your local leadership. You cannot do much as an individual. But if you convince your local leadership (city, county, state, etc.)
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2mo ago
Yeah, but the reefs aren't the goal. They're probably mostly not blowing up reef, but occasionally do it it - hence why so many bombs clears so little reef. If it was massively reducing reef coverage, you'd expect to see the
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2mo ago
Brits actually originally called it soccer. They changed to football at some point a while back. Maybe he's doing a super-throwback?
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2mo ago
Let's take the two pieces you put out there and just look at logical conclusions., because it's kinda hilarious to imagine you actually hold this actually-insane position. 1. Everything is political 2. Talking about something with
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2mo ago
Does anyone know if they’re actually at 2nm transistors, or if this is more marketing talk? It’s kinda like when TVs advertised their contrast ratios (do they still do that?) but they all used their own measurement methods, so dynamic contr
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Crazy how they’ll get you to work for free, but I guess that’s your prerogative. Most people charge for their labor, and money > no money, even if the money you do receive wasn’t equally distributed.
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2mo ago
This was my question as well. If they’re as close to the shore as the picture makes it seem, they’ll be underwater with the first Cat 1 they come across, and huge cat 5s are becoming more and more common as time goes on. I wouldn’t want to
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2mo ago
You could just say “no” - it would save a lot of space, be about as polite, and way less annoying. Sometimes people want to talk about science stuff without talking about human fallout and political implications. It’s perfectly fine to want
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2mo ago
Well no, you would use it to augment nurses who would obviously do a sanity check… As a side note, if you think we haven’t been doing this for quite some time already, you may want to look into this topic a bit more!
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2mo ago
Then they should do it at another time...? Obviously?
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2mo ago
How is it strange that among the 900,000 1-minute tasks you need to complete on a given day, this one is low on the list?
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2mo ago
No, but it can do nurse thinking. It's just continuous Bayesian reasoning.
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2mo ago
Or maybe he’s making decisions based on an existing system, rather than pretending to exist in a vacuum
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2mo ago
There's something poetic about a company that's leading in the realm of funding, researching, using, selling, etc. AI is actively watching the destruction of one of its core products due, in large part, to that same AI they'r
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2mo ago
Any obstacle whatsoever, especially one you yourself admit is very rare, is much more likely to result in a dropped interview if one is even offered. Why bother? You’ve got 10,000 candidates applying. Seriously, what would make “doesn’t hav
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2mo ago
I did not intend to imply it’s a majority, just that it’s not some ignorably-small minority
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A few things. -The US has had a lot of success by letting businesses run pretty free. This has produced some of the largest and most powerful companies on the planet. -The conservative party traditionally has been suspicious of a powerful,
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2mo ago
This must require a shocking cultural adaptation. In the US, we have many social bonding customs. You'll hear often about how Americans strike up conversations at random, often say "how are you?" as a default greeting, and
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2mo ago
Really gotta force the starving artist motif or what's the point?
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