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lovich
10mo ago
Does the chinese system go farther than the US one in control? yes Does the US system that gets used to influence your behavior also social control? yes
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10mo ago
Brah, some employers in the US check your credit score to make sure you are trustworthy enough. Your credit score can be checked in multiple other situations that have nothing to do with you taking on debt, but still somehow your debt facto
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10mo ago
> Beijing showed the way. We followed their path. lol, just like China invented social credit scores which are for social control and definitely not like US credit scores which are just good business sense Edit: to be clear I am saying t
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10mo ago
> It has absolutely nothing to do with the election whatsoever. > Of course it was done for the campaign. Did a 180 in two posts. Disrespectfully get fucked, I think you’re here in bad faith
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10mo ago
His description of resin printing, especially the meth lab comparison and > At one point, he said the phrase "you really don't want to get this on your skin" with the casual tone of someone who had definitely gotten it on
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10mo ago
Almost every job in the US is primarily about pleasing leadership at the end of the day. If companies didn’t want that sort of incentive structure to play out then they would insulate employees from the whims of their bosses with things lik
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10mo ago
I don’t have anything to say further to you. I cannot help you reason your way out of an emotional position and if you think the stormy Daniel’s shit wasn’t done to hide the story during a campaign then you are in an emotional position.
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10mo ago
Nope, you can't argue out of both sides of your mouth on the electoral bit. Yes people are rarely prosecuted for this crime, because its usually not worth finding out and dealing with. His was found because in this particular instance
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10mo ago
It wasn’t above board. It was fraud. The bank was unaware he had changed the valuation. Also wasn’t it just for the fraud, it was because this fraud was connected to his attempts to manipulate the election. If we are going to go further in
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10mo ago
He got materially better rates than he would have based on lower valuations. Banks have never given me or the other plebs the grace of fucking the risk profile of their investments to our own benefit when it’s found out. You’re conflating t
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10mo ago
You may have not seen the update, but as per the king we will be running Venezuela. This isn’t over and out adventures like this tend to create adversaries that bite us in the ass later, even when a competent admin is the one with their han
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10mo ago
Yea, I read through the court cases. He got 3rd party valuations on property and just decided to change it on his whim to get a better deal on loans. I understand that the rich are usually not prosecuted for this fact but if one of us plebs
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10mo ago
Damn man, no risk? It must be lovely to exist in a world where you think you can punch someone in the face and nothing will ever happen to you if they don’t respond immediately. Good thing the window of opportunity for retaliation is now fi
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Ask HN: How to Deal with Bot Accounts
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10mo ago
Ah, too late to edit but this is another sub year account making statements like > 22 is recently a kid. We have nothing further to discuss; you are unreasonable. Using a semicolon correctly while claiming another human held position is
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10mo ago
I said our response was disproportionate, at no point did I say it was unjust. Walk softly and carry a big stick, is still applicable game theory and the big stick was not meant to be held back just because someone hit you with a smaller st
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10mo ago
Where are the faangs hiring people with skills sans the credentials? Everyone I’ve talked to at faangs has basically described it being the next step after college for everyone they hire, other than Amazon
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10mo ago
> Apple hires talent, they don't care about anything else. Again, I am speaking to things I know from my actual life and people I know in the physical world. How many people do they hire without college degrees? I am legitimately as
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10mo ago
I was more pointing out that 22+ year olds aren’t people who were “recently children” unless we’re continuing the trend of infantilizing adults farther into their 20s. I was also under the impression that the faangs hired a larger % of post
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10mo ago
I’ve read Mr. Zitrons articles and recently exited a 10 year old position I held with Nvidia due to his analysis, but this part of the article was news to me > The investment requirements are so large that equity financing alone won’t do
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10mo ago
> Apple has an engineering base that includes people who were recently children. What? I didn’t realize Apple with in the habit of hiring people straight out of high school instead of after going through enough university education that
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10mo ago
And in exchange we destroyed their empire and government We did not respond proportionately, we responded disproportionately. I don’t know how this is even being argued by people that our response on WW2 to any of our belligerents was in me
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10mo ago
They shot some of our boats and we dropped portable suns onto two of their cities. A proportional response would be to take out of one their fleets. We explicitly went disproportional when we conquered their entire nation and dismantled the
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10mo ago
You are the one saying we shouldn’t fight back war is bad :( > Too many warmongering, aggressive people in the comments. This is not how we get the good ending. Cooler heads prevail. You don't understand this. That's okay. It&#
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10mo ago
> That seems to contradict itself? Cooler heads plan carefully; hotheads act out - seek immediate emotional satisfaction without thinking of the consequences. No, because “cooler heads” are advocating for not retaliating. I’d accept the
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10mo ago
Russia is already in a state of armed aggression against Ukraine, and committing sabotage against other countries throughout Europe. Cooler heads in this case are idiotic heads. It doesn’t take two partners to start a war, it only takes one
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10mo ago
Responding proportionally means you are always the one on the defensive and your opponent gets to decide the course of the conflict. There should be a tit for tat response but the tit needs to be much larger than the tat to create the incen
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10mo ago
Fuck that, the American people have shown they do not care about nerds citing policies. They care about narratives. Run with the ad Homs if that’s the narrative needed to win, then use the power to implement policy. Anything less is bringin
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10mo ago
I said it in the other comment to him. He is lying or suffering cognitive dissonance. You cannot rectify his statements in another way, beyond the third option that calls his mental faculties into question. I’m giving him the benefit of the
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10mo ago
Maybe by realizing that this is a crazy idea? Half of your life is childhood because you weighed subjective experiences differently when you had no knowledge or life experiences so you should change your life based on that situation where y
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