mikelitoris

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by mikelitoris 9mo ago
and in every metric that encompasses logarithmic values (like income or wealth) normalize the use of the median ffs... Averages are gaslighting the "average" Joe.
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by mikelitoris 9mo ago
All of those except for access to knowledge were better in the U.S. 20-30 years ago even though GDP per capita "grew" even in real terms.
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by mikelitoris 9mo ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/the-office-mrw-d10dMmzqCYqQ0
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by mikelitoris 10mo ago
Yup
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by mikelitoris 10mo ago
Yeah this would get an immediate “stay in your lane” warning where I work
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by mikelitoris 10mo ago
"The last couple times I used my dental insurance website, it was completely not mobile responsive, requiring the old-school pinch zoom to even get to anything on the page." And yet you probably didn't change your dental insu
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by mikelitoris 10mo ago
This sounds like the opposite of fun to me.
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by mikelitoris 10mo ago
“Could”, sure... and I “could” fly if I strapped a jet engine to my ass
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by mikelitoris 10mo ago
More appropriate word is “sly” not “clever”.
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by mikelitoris 10mo ago
Bean counters/“profesional execs” have been in charge for a long time (as is usually the case when founder CEOs leave/die), middle managers are box checkers that can’t differentiate good employees from bad employees and nobody car
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by mikelitoris 10mo ago
Kagi
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by mikelitoris 10mo ago
Why are all European countries interested in surveillance all of a sudden in the last 3-4 years? WW3 preparations, just in case? They realized they are harboring a lot of foreign agents? Good ol’ power grab under false pretenses (ala patrio
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by mikelitoris 11mo ago
Companies are adamant about RAMming AI down our throats, it seems.
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by mikelitoris 11mo ago
Not sure if satire, troll or serious, but I think you are serious, so: yeesh, you can’t distinguish between densification and following fire regulations…
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by mikelitoris 11mo ago
microsoft employee detected. lol to all ms employees, keep downvoting...
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by mikelitoris 11mo ago
oh god... he has a humongous AI generated PR for julia too https://github.com/tshort/StaticCompiler.jl/pull/180
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by mikelitoris 11mo ago
You do realize, people can be sitting in the dark right? Right?!
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by mikelitoris 11mo ago
One is Zig the other is Zigbee, I don't understand your comment...
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by mikelitoris 11mo ago
Did you mean $0.02? Or 2¢?
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by mikelitoris 11mo ago
What people (like you) don’t understand is the wealth (and power) gap between people even in the 1% and people in the top 0.001 is still absurd.
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by mikelitoris 11mo ago
> Who are the "people at the top" you speak of? Are they just an amorphous blob of executives and politicians? Look up Bilderberg group
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by mikelitoris 1y ago
I am sure he has had plenty of "heads" as a bigwig CEO. Also, it's "fewer" heads not "less".
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by mikelitoris 1y ago
like this: pay the consultants and lawyers, then ICANN. That's it.
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by mikelitoris 1y ago
From my experience percentage of Indians with good English exceeded that of Chinese in Silicon Valley, I always thought this observation was due to that fact.
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by mikelitoris 1y ago
No, you are putting words in my mouth and being very reductive. Majority of powerful people is not jewish nor zionist, but there is probably a lot of zionists amongst them. And no, not all jews are zionists, nor all jews are in powerful pos
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by mikelitoris 1y ago
The simple truth is there are a lot of zionists in powerful positions both in terms of governmental and monetary. Open wikipedia and look up cabinets and powerful people in US government since WW2. Pay attention to their ethnicity; even if
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by mikelitoris 1y ago
A list is like a burrito
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by mikelitoris 2y ago
Does this guy look like Eminem or what?
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by mikelitoris 2y ago
Everyone else, indirectly. So other investors who weren’t in on it, pension funds, John Doe in his retirement home.
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by mikelitoris 2y ago
What is hillarious is, in Turkish, calfa (or kalfa as its written in Turkish) means assistant/lackey to a master craftsman.

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