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locopati
1y ago
Because their stated goals are lies. At what point do we accept that people who lie a lot aren't to be trusted at all?
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1y ago
That's so strange about C. When I was a hiring manager, resumes told me nothing because they're so generic and samey and often padded with bs. A cover letter was a place for differentiation. Also, I had so many applicants that hav
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locopati
1y ago
If the company is large enough, could you move to a different team?
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1y ago
so... gender affirming health care
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locopati
1y ago
Do you approve of the way ICE is going about their business? What I see is Gestapo-like behavior that deserves protest, which is being responded to with unnecessarily violent force by ICE.
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1y ago
it hits a sweet spot of reliable, C-like, fast enough for most things, with a ton of library/framework support. plus Sun and later Oracle pushed it hard in the 90s/00s. it'll be the new COBOL.
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1y ago
Humans can be held accountable when they discriminate against groups of people. Try holding a company accountable for that when they're using an AI system.
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1y ago
those 2 can only handle so many people... the rest are going to be screwed over by the PE companies
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1y ago
i think it says a lot more about the American citizenry. they'd rather burn it all down or hate their fellow citizens than whatever they did have.
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1y ago
Then you're not acknowledging that a group for men that has a specific kind of power within a certain sphere that has excluded women is very different than a group for women in that same sphere. There is no uniform rule that can be app
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1y ago
It plays a role though. The right wing has been lying for decades and making up their own version of the world and a lot of people have bought into that such that we now have a dangerous clown as US president (and they still think he's
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1y ago
That's totally acceptable. It's being an unrepentant asshole that people have troubles with.
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1y ago
Yes. It's called a power imbalance. The two things are not equivalent for that reason.
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1y ago
30 years of propaganda will do that
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1y ago
With all due respect, you're being pedantic. No, we're not talking about official titles bestowed from on high. The US has been considered the world leader from WW2 until sometime in the 21st century, partly because nobody else wa
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2y ago
i suspect you're joking here, but there are people who think this only applies to non-citizens and that they don't deserve due process. so this is for those people... they can just declare citizens as non-citizens with the same la
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2y ago
who's going to stop him? he violated the Emoluments Clause on day 2 of his first term and nobody did a thing.
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2y ago
Sharing this here as an indicator of how any information from the administration is going to be biased against facts and against science and warped in the service of their own goals. This affects us all.
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2y ago
The intention? A country that is broken and looking to the fascists in charge to keep them safe from the same mess they created. people keep trying to attribute a rationality beyond a selfish power/money grab... they are racist bullies
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2y ago
Grift and theft, plain and simple. I don't know why people keep looking for rationality from Trump and his lackies. Their worldview ends with themselves, their power, their wealth.
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2y ago
I think yd have been better off going with harbinger and no analogy here. This was a government agency acting on behalf of the government in a targeted arrest, not the government saying to citizens it's a free-for-all on targeting an e
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2y ago
What hapoened is bad. Bad analogies are also bad. This is nothing akin to Kristallnacht.
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2y ago
People need to stop blaming "one man." The entire Republican party is complicit in this. Congress has the power to end this. They are controlled by the Republicans. They are not ending this because this is what they want... power
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2y ago
Just because Trump should no longer be president at that time, the damage isn't magically undone. Nor has the complicit Republican party disappeared. They're not going to stop their power grab now that they're so close to get
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2y ago
Not sure why we'd believe whatever this administration accuses someone of. They have very little connection with truth and a lot of connection with unconstitutional and fascist behaviors. They have not earned trust or good faith. They&
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2y ago
PBS interview with the woman who quit Skadden https://youtu.be/K7IyuSiGcrI?si=UYEuO0HOpGJYDku9
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2y ago
when it comes to the President, he's already stomped all over this part of the Constitution https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artII-S1-C7-1...
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2y ago
what a fascinating and fucked up way to look at the world. people are inspired by people like themselves. when it's rare to see someone like yourself succeed in a field and when there aren't many folks like yourself in a field, it
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the violence on the Columbia campus came from the NYPD and Zionist counter-protestors
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2y ago
it's not just Jewish votes... numbers of Jews are dwarfed by numbers of Zionist Christians with dreams of Revelations see the Demographics section https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Zionism
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