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Elon Musk says he wants new Tesla Roadster to hover(nypost.com)
8 points by naebother 6y ago|2 comments
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by naebother 6y ago
> Gartner’s 2020 ReimagineHR Employee Survey revealed that only 36% of employees were high performers at organizations with a standard 40-hour work week. Organizations that offer employees flexibility over when, where and how much they w
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by naebother 6y ago
Pretty much sums up the American psyche.
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by naebother 6y ago
Looking forward to the "Why we need to escape our social media bubbles" type editorials again in 4 years.
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by naebother 6y ago
> What does Neo-liberalism mean to you? "Free" markets will solve everything. Muh private sector. Change is inevitable, so get with the program grandpa. That's my takeaway.
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by naebother 6y ago
> The judge must mean intrusive in the sense of a violation of your person (or something to that effect). My car does not store private digital information. Well, the infotainment/GPS system might have a record of where I've be
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by naebother 6y ago
> First Circuit Judge Sandra Lynch presided over the case. In her ruling, she wrote that “electronic device searches do not fit neatly into other categories of property searches, but the bottom line is that basic border searches of elect
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by naebother 6y ago
Great another tax for the poor who already have to commute 2+ hours for a wage that mostly goes to the landlord. Brought to you by The Most Progressive State™.
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by naebother 6y ago
Just write to the blockchain, problem solved.
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by naebother 6y ago
An unelected Head of State has too much power over the state. Who would have thought...man the British weird.
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by naebother 6y ago
What other rockets were considered?
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by naebother 6y ago
Maybe this will grow on me, but at first glance this looks needlessly complex. I don't think I've even fully comprehended the syntax after staring at for a few minutes: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep
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by naebother 6y ago
I'm not hitting the paywall for some reason. Maybe because I have JavaScript blocked.
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by naebother 6y ago
LMAO, the simulation never disappoints.
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by naebother 6y ago
Meme stock company buys meme currency, such surprise.
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by naebother 6y ago
Not sure if nipples are the best analogy here. Formation of nipples is largely down to how fetuses develop; i.e. nipples form before sexual differentiation. And I believe in some mammals, males in fact do not have visible nipples. https:&#
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by naebother 6y ago
No way that's actually getting approved by NHTSA.
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by naebother 6y ago
This is why I'm still discovering and managing my mp3s like it's the 00s (warez/torrents). Never know when it's all going to be shut down. These services are still good for discovering similar music, but always have loca
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by naebother 6y ago
> I live 40 miles south of SF and I refuse to go there. Then how do you know it's worse than Manhattan in the 70s/80s?
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by naebother 6y ago
And how does one become a career criminal or a drug addict? Not saying it's the only cause, but poverty and societal dysfunction definitely play a major role.
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by naebother 6y ago
Always tip cash. > Amazon agreed to pay the regulator $61.7 million, the amount the FTC claims the company shorted its drivers in tips over a 2½ year period. Can the common man also get this kind of generous treatment from the law - just
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by naebother 6y ago
Even if it is western propaganda, doesn't mean it's false. Just like any Chinese/Russian/etc propaganda might highlight the abuses of the US state. As individuals, regardless of which country we happen to live in, we sho
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by naebother 6y ago
My take is, this is partly because of our social media silos. Partly because there are legitimate misinformation propagandists (GOP included). And partly because of the utter failure of US journalism in the Trump era specifically, but prett
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Chaos agent: Right-wing blames Capitol riot on instigator banished by BLM(thegrayzone.com)
2 points by naebother 6y ago|3 comments