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by mandeepj 1y ago
Not anymore! Ask farmers and ranchers: how they feel about their vote now :-)
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> pardons are useful when the delivery of justice was mistaken or excessive If you look at a slew of the recent pardons, the beneficiaries had already pleaded guilty. In those cases, the pardons should be ineligible. I think the most a P
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by mandeepj 1y ago
I'm not sure why Presidents were given the ability to pardon. Besides corruption, bias, or self-interest, nothing else can come out of it.
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by mandeepj 1y ago
Thanks! I found this one while searching for what I was looking for - https://www.knightdrivetv.com/products/c6-corvette-10-8-full... It’s almost same price as Halo11, but seems to be far better product and fit! During
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> there are lots of double DIN aftermarket AirPlay You might call me spoiled, but I find 6” screen to be too small.
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> CarPlay is probably the top of my list of features when I buy a car. It's so important and useful to me that I've been thinking of retrofitting my Corvette C6, either by jailbreaking an iPad or simply mounting it.
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by mandeepj 1y ago
South korea and Brazil have already punished their criminal ex-prime ministers and ex-presidents. And, now France. It's high time the suit is followed here in US as well. The next right step at this point is to throw the clown behind t
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> I believe he thought Apple shouldn’t live off its past. For the same reason, Apple doesn't celebrate anniversaries.
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Trump 'retired' a weather tracking db. Finding $100B+ in losses after relaunch(cnn.com)
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> Donald Trump regularly accepts bribes Of course, he does! That’s why in the first place he ran for the office! He’s the most corrupt MF in the history of our planet. But, here’s your confusion - did he ever say he accepts or asks for b
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by mandeepj 1y ago
Nope! They definitely didn’t say that! Doesn’t matter how much people from your tribe try to normalize it, that wouldn’t happen.
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> they are doing exactly what they were shouting from the rooftops that they would do. You mean lower prices on day 1? Unfortunately some of us still remember those outlandish promises which we knew will remain just promises. Doesn’t mat
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by mandeepj 1y ago
can't believe sharing a personal learning experience would hurt someone! Snowflakes!!
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> So many people I know download PDFs and never, ever read them. I truly believe reading is one of the best things you can do. If you find you're not reading then the PDFs aren't working for you. I think if you can convert them
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> Covid was one hell of an excuse Inflation was another hell of an excuse this time. So no one party can continue with their 8-year spell.
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> so it'll be 7 more years of Republican rule. I don't think repubs will be able to cross the midterms barrier! 7 years is just too far out. As sexist as it sounds, any male presidential democratic candidate would easily beat a
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by mandeepj 1y ago
Just like Huang of Nvidia, Benioff might need a favor from the Orange clown, so he saw this as a perfect moment to simp and grab his attention, regardless of facts or ground reality.
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> This take is partisan and not aligned with fact. My comment isn’t an opinion piece; it’s just what’s out there in the real world.
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by mandeepj 1y ago
I have it, but you still have junk in missed calls and voicemails.
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by mandeepj 1y ago
I love the poorly educated - DJT. Sure, that’s what republicans want and it serves them well. Dismantling, arms twisting, and attacks on universities - is all from their playbook. They’ve started saying universities are indoctrinating ki
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by mandeepj 1y ago
Just downloaded! Thanks for your efforts on it. I was thinking of building something similar to the point of even learning music production, for the similar reasons you have listed. I think I can postpone my idea now. I don’t think many peo
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> but what will OpenAI do? Will get acquired at “Store Closing” price!!
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by mandeepj 1y ago
In China, recently, there was a bridge collapse of one of their tallest bridges. I hope it was an isolated incident and not a lapse in their process or principles. https://youtu.be/glZr4dR4Xyw
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> the dumbest of people who do nothing more than sell pardons, run crypto scams, transfer government funds to the wealthiest of people The irony is they are doing all that on the name of “meritocracy” and their side (the wrong Right) is
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A Startup Wants to Put Its Brain-Computer Interface in the Apple Vision Pro(wired.com)
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Amazon and Google tip off Jensen Huang before announcing their AI chips(tomshardware.com)
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> Maybe US voters aren’t so stupid after all. They are still waiting for cheap groceries and that’s what they voted for!
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Founder sentenced to seven years in prison for fraudulent sale to JPMorgan(cnn.com)
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> Missiles famously know where they are not. what if it misses a few locations where they are not?
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by mandeepj 1y ago
> this is a way of putting lateral pressure on boeing Their two 737 max planes crashes, killed 346 people. I think they are immune to any pressure at this point.

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