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by msie 2y ago
Thank god! Some good news!
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by msie 2y ago
Makes me think of a scene from The Empire Strikes Back where the rebels are cheering when the rebel fleet is escaping the blockade around Hoth.
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by msie 2y ago
While the Whitehouse claims Elon isn't technically in charge of DOGE he is practically in charge. And he still talks like he is.
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by msie 2y ago
I'm surprised it took him this long. I guess he was too busy tearing down American institutions.
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by msie 2y ago
What utter nonsense! Of course his diehard followers will have no problems with this. I wonder about the more intelligent people who voted for him. Any regrets?
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by msie 2y ago
Imagine all the wasted cycles dealing with Trump's/Elon's/DOGE misadventures.
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by msie 2y ago
Yes, using this tactic in the govt is much riskier than a private company. And we won't know in this case if it "works" until after many months. And then deciding whether it "works" is very subjective depending on w
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by msie 2y ago
Ah yes, an old chestnut!
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by msie 2y ago
Let the fleecing commence.
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by msie 2y ago
Looks like a cool game. I am jealous.
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by msie 2y ago
Isn't it obvious by now that Trump and his pals have no idea how to run a government? This is a massive Chesterton's fence.
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by msie 2y ago
Someone's gonna go postal over this.
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by msie 2y ago
I would be weary of nerds taking care of this nation after all I've seen in the tech industry. AirBNB, Uber, Juicero, WeWork, Theranos, Tesla, crypto...
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by msie 2y ago
Move fast and break thousands of Chesterton's fences.
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by msie 2y ago
The right: "free speech for me but not for thee."
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by msie 2y ago
Disgusting
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by msie 2y ago
OMG! I thought there was something wrong with my Mac laptop when it did this. I was putting off investigating it.
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by msie 2y ago
They need to stay on X and fight the power!
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The FAA is facing a major crisis without a leader becau Elon Musk pushed him out(theverge.com)
26 points by msie 2y ago|4 comments
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by msie 2y ago
Why is it that many languages, at the start, don't have support for records/plain structs?
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by msie 2y ago
Realistically, in the long run Nvidia's stock will soar. I can't believe people will think otherwise.
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by msie 2y ago
Good one.
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by msie 2y ago
If I had the money I would be buying right now.
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by msie 2y ago
The courts are our only defense against this lunacy.
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by msie 2y ago
I was just thinking about how many Chesterton's fences Trump is breaking right now.
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Elon Musk Is Running the Twitter Playbook on the Federal Government(wired.com)
8 points by msie 2y ago|0 comments
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by msie 2y ago
All these frameworks just tell me there is a big problem with the way browsers deliver web apps.
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by msie 2y ago
This woman should never have been prescribed Ozempic. The doctor is liable here! I don't even know if she was overweight to begin with.
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by msie 2y ago
I thought it was physically impossible to transmit information instantaneously. Or at least you get no useful information transmitted.
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by msie 2y ago
What Trump does affects EVERYBODY. It cannot be ignored.

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