mcphage

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by mcphage 8mo ago
It's probably valued at 1.2B, at least
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by mcphage 8mo ago
State house elections, 2 of them in Minnesota: https://www.mprnews.org/story/2026/01/27/specials-elections-...
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> The ICE guys will be hanging around in urban neighborhoods with lots of minorities. Such as parts of Milwaukee and Detroit. Which they have been. How did that go in the special election a few days ago?
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> Is a journalist someone who prints out a press badge? What difference does that make? Are you suggesting Don Lemon merely printed out a press badge?
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> Mass immigration didn’t exist back then What? No.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
I would say there’s no concealment at all . It’s a naked bribe and flattery. But bribery is legal now.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> What if our economy has more than the maximum amount of participants? Then our economy is entirely fucked, and will be taken over by China and the EU soon.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> it‘s a-ok to insult small men, ugly men and small dicks, as long as the recipients are evil or not well liked As long as you're punching up. And if your target is at a authoritarian force occupying your city, abducting and murder
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> Just think how SK is shitting square ones knowing that NK has troops fighting on the front lines, and is totaly involved in planning, tacticts and strategy. I think if SK was seriously worried about that, they would send troops to supp
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by mcphage 9mo ago
Their plan is failing because their popularity numbers are dropping constantly, and they are convincing people to get out and organize and protest. Like, do you actually see any successes here? They’ve managed to turn “Abolish ICE” from a
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by mcphage 9mo ago
I agree that’s their plan. But that plan is currently failing, and it’s not looking like they’re learning anything from it.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> It is possible that this approach sparks a reaction and backfires. Not only is that possible, but it is actively happing as we speak.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
They are disrupting lives, but elections? Imagine if the election was held today in Minneapolis, how do you think the vote would go? Would people be afraid to vote, or would it be the largest turnout the city has ever seen?
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> they have the numbers for that Maybe, but right now they’re trying for 1 and can’t do it. Not sure where they are hiding 10x or 20x the troops.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> I think about what we are trying to implement, and if this iteration brings us closer to it. > Where things go, how pieces fit, reusable patterns - this is more question of subjective taste and big-picture thinking. I do that, too,
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by mcphage 9mo ago
They’re failing to control a single mid-sized city, I’m not sure how they would maintain control over half the country. They don’t have the numbers, and are widely hated.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> have genuinely no idea idea what is going on or who to trust here. Well, which one photoshops people they don’t like and releases them, claiming they are real? AP or the White House?
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by mcphage 9mo ago
I’ve tried it in safari on iOS and a Mac.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
The main page loads fine, but the main content pane just shows “BIBLEX Loading…”
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by mcphage 9mo ago
Stuck with a "Loading..." message. Too much traffic, maybe?
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by mcphage 9mo ago
This all reminds me of the offhand comment from an old XKCD: “You own 3D googles, which you use to view rotating models of better 3D googles.” He’s got this gigantic angentic orchestration system, which he uses to build… an agentic orchestr
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by mcphage 9mo ago
I’m not trying to give advice, I’m just curious about their arrangement. When I did consulting, I hated billing, and would have wanted a system that was as easy as possible.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
Why didn’t you work out a more manageable billing structure with them?! Or to put it another way: if it took you 10 minutes a week with spreadsheets to even figure out what their bill is, how on earth did they verify your invoices were eve
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by mcphage 9mo ago
This is your evidence? This is meaningless. The problem is, you’re applying reasoning backwards. You’re starting with the assumption that Trump’s ramblings are justified, so you search for whatever you can find that supports his side, an
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by mcphage 9mo ago
Do you believe that the monied interests will stop on their own before we get there?
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by mcphage 9mo ago
Is that why the TikTok ban fell through?! …figures.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
We should have made it clearer that monied interests have a choice: be kept in check by the law, or by the guillotine.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> The EU has a huge strategic problem because they let their own defenses and industry rot for decades They also have a long history of being able to ramp it up quickly if necessary.
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by mcphage 9mo ago
>> Europe waking up would even be good for the US long term. > "Things are going to be so much better when we needlessly make them shittier." I don’t think Europe becoming more competitive would make things shittier at al
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by mcphage 9mo ago
> You’re right, I did accidentally slaughter all the residents of Béziers. I won’t do that again. But I think that you’ll find God knows his own.

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