mlrtime

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by mlrtime 10mo ago
Godwins Law recreated, the new version is Trump.
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
Your (positive) relationship with him is way more important than trying to change his mind politically.
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
His Dad will be smart enough to know these questions are trying to set him up. Maybe try having a real conversation and not trying to change his mind. After all, there is a good chance you will be that Dad in the future (no matter how hard
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
Came here for this comment, that was the slowest video ever hah. Couldn't watch till the end. Also OP, you have a pip update!
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
This is pretty easy to summarize from my point of view. 1) There is 0 non circumstantial evidence that Trump had a sexual encounter with a minor. There is 0 evidence (circumstantial or not) that there is any prepubescent children involved.
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
What evidence of doing wrong exactly? Is there non circumstantial evidence?
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
There is actually no evidence that isn't circumstantial. Or correct me if I'm wrong? All the evidence I've seen is person A knew or spoke to Epstein. Where is the evidence linking any person to a specific sexual encounter?
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
Don't let antiwork enter the conversation either.
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
Certainly so if you are the one defining meaning.
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
I bet if you stop watching national popular news outlets and instead focus on local politics you'll find them much more tame. Of course this depends on where you live. IMO People focus way too much on national politics and not enough o
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
Agreed those things exist, in most contracts one or both parties feel they are not getting a 'fair' deal and will renegotiate terms, this is very common.
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
Wait so the US is supposed to provide security at no cost forever? Are you talking about NATO or something else? The only thing I see a problem is all countries paying the same rate to be in NATO.
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_for_Germany AFG are Neonazis?
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by mlrtime 10mo ago
Divide and conquer is working well it seems. There is no conspiracy, sorry.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Maybe not scams, but I agree they are bad. I always tell people to donate as local as possible. Ideally local Shelters, Churches (that take in everyone) etc...
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
I would take my insurance over public German healthcare in an instant. I would not trade. Now maybe when I stop working that may be a different comparison. And its not like there is a choice, voting for a D doesn't magically get German
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
What are you suggesting is the alternative? Please don't reference small homogenous countries the size of Minnesota as something that will work for the US.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
It's really not that hard to find someone to go to check a address, redditors do this all the time. It should be expected as basic journalism, especially with high claims.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
What makes you think this argument is popping? Or that it's only being discussed now, because of 1 article on a domain I've never heard of?
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Transition periods are always difficult, but they've always reached some equilibrium. Right now the spread between the two seem higher (not sure they are) but the system will bring them closer together.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
These are competitive on quality, but are they on price and scale? How many US homes have a Bosch/Miele washer/dryer vs LG/Samsung? (Outside of NYC).
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
The newest ones have arms to pick up objects on the floor. Your comment is still valid, but it may pick up that crack vile ;)
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
The metaphor still works, it's just the timeline changes.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
That makes sense, are there any expamples of the Chinese leading in a market + R&D yet?
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
And then the Chinese end up stealing any actual IP that may get the US company ahead by being there. Also, is it still difficult to bring profits back to the US? Damn'd if you do, dam'd if you don't.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Aren't there laws already against that? It's happened before but is it common, do we have evidence that it is prevalent in Software Engineering?
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Do you think SWE at Meta should unionize?
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
>no law that requires them to accept a union's negotiating demands And there shouldn't be >Or prevents them from bringing in scabs if the union chooses to strike without pay. The company should have this right.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Do you think Salaried software devs should have overtime? Even if paid well (multiples of median salaries across industries).
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
I'd like to see the median wage+benefits of the '996' worker vs the median. I think unions have a place in the lowest margins , but not the 996 tech worker making 2x median salary (my assumption).

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