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by mortureb 3y ago
It’s pretty simple. If you have to be masculine and assertive in any way now you have to cowtow to the insane right because the left is a hostile space for regular men. The right welcomes you with open arms and basically shields you from an
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by mortureb 3y ago
Yes but they’re useless in a Chinese chop shop. You can’t Frankenstein the parts together.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Having a product people desire and doing at excellent job of marketing without actually spending marketing dollars. But this was back when I was there and Elon wasn’t crazy and actually adored.
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by mortureb 3y ago
The parts talk to each other so not really for the last generation or two.
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by mortureb 3y ago
It’s talking about the benefits of tagging parts. Crooks can’t make money off my iPhone and so iPhone theft drops. It’s a relevant point to make in this discussion.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Not to diminish his contributions but the high level idea was relatively simple. Break a file into pieces and then reconstitute them using hashes. The devil really is in being able to actually implement that which he also did. Ashwin Navin
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by mortureb 3y ago
Some Jaguars and Land Rovers are made in India and are available in the US.
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by mortureb 3y ago
For a long time the answer was they needed those people to physically come into the office.
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by mortureb 3y ago
No the deficit was massive under bush, fixed by Obama, ridiculously massive under trump and significantly improved by Biden. This isn’t bOtH sIDeS
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by mortureb 3y ago
It’s a balance. Tesla employees are not having a good time, I can tell you from first hand experience. You’ll make reasonable money but it’s not really a life worth living with 12 hour days and extreme stress. Atleast the options made me ri
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by mortureb 3y ago
That’s what you get for putting someone like trump in office. He increased the debt in one term as much the last decade and a half combined. The American people are silly.
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by mortureb 3y ago
It’s never at the same time and older siblings help with the younger ones which is still an infinitely better situation than some low paid employee watching 15 kids at the same time. Also that time has passed. All of Asia including south an
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by mortureb 3y ago
Tell that to the current SE labor market though it may be unrelated.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Then tens of thousands of people directly controlling those drones. We have the manpower and the ability to build these drones. Azerbaijan and Ukraine basically kicked ass with essentially DJIs and grenades.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Mexico it is then.
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by mortureb 3y ago
40% of IT work is already outsourced and that’s a number that is rapidly growing and that’s only over a decade and a half. It doesn’t even take into account foreign employees that now just work remotely.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Isn’t that what leads to Ladas and Trabants.
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by mortureb 3y ago
40%? I sincerely wish them the best of luck and I hope they get what is their due but this is probably good news for India, Mexico and China.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Human decency transcends your asinine, barely disguised political talking points.
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by mortureb 3y ago
I’m good with Amazon and Google over some unknown. I don’t want some right wing shit to be my gatekeepers.
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by mortureb 3y ago
In my opinion, all we learn over time is that we need gatekeepers (publishing houses in this case). The general public is a mess.
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by mortureb 3y ago
A handful of cultures exist where polyandry is practiced, mostly contemporarily as a side effect of a paucity of women, and the woman is treated as a shared property amongst the men who also sleep with other women at the same time (North Ea
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by mortureb 3y ago
It’s going to be downvoted for a few years while the true state of things permeates through the society. It’s just a matter of constantly educating the 10,000 new people that learned about it today.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Most, and I mean 93%+ of Americans don’t and that’s just for the lower bound of 5 kids. It’s 0.002% at 15.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Why would an AirTag not work in this scenario? I’m guessing it would be a security risk?
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by mortureb 3y ago
I’m so confused? Is it that they can’t make a gps tracker that works after a catastrophic crash?
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by mortureb 3y ago
We got to move away from fighter jets for the most part. It’s the age of slaughterbots baby, bring on the tens of thousands of highly intelligent drones.
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by mortureb 3y ago
But why? Don’t these billion dollar machines have a GPS tracker on them?
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by mortureb 3y ago
I think for anything we don’t actively make anymore, we can assume the skill has been lost.
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by mortureb 3y ago
That’s a red herring. A person overlooking 5-15 kids is never going to be able to offer the care a one on one relationship with a mother can. Maybe a nanny might be an analogous alternative but the state will never be able to pay for that.

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