nemo44x

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by nemo44x 1y ago
USA is outpacing everyone. I guess you hear things but the data and reality don’t really reflect that. America has problems like everyone but a declining empire it is not.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
His target was probably higher.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Confirmed he’s dead.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Turning Point says he’s alive and in the hospital. https://x.com/tpointuk/status/1965864882731102215?s=46 Would be incredible if he pulled through. Looked fatal. Who knows if his spinal system was damaged as well.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Statistically it’s really not an issue. Most gun violence are suicides and gang violence. Yes it’s there and innocent people get shot on occasion but it’s not a big risk for most people.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Imagine dying because you can’t post on Facebook so you rioted and vandalized government buildings.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Omega 3 helps manage triglycerides which when high make managing insulin difficult which results in the liver putting more glucose in the blood. This can create poor vision as high glucose damages eyes. Wonder if this is related.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Why, it’s like a 3 month consultancy thing not a full time role. I agree that locals should be hired for full time roles and that these guys went about it the wrong way, but previous administrations failed to enforce laws which created this
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Indeed. Likely just a pragmatic thing here that’s always worked. Will likely end up with a new special kind of very short term visa to cover this sort of thing.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
I’m guessing they were doing that or similar but doing more than is scoped for that. And everyone has probably been doing this for a long time for short term specialist tasks, so it’s industry practice now.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
I’m guessing they were here on a business/consulting visa and doing more than that but it’s probably been de facto practice for years and hasn’t had issues. And I’m guessing the majority of them have skills in setting a factory up that
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Why is it so cheap to park your car and not others?
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by nemo44x 1y ago
They’re in a panic. Euro boomers destroyed the place after their forefathers died to build it and keep it alive.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Nvidea has a market cap greater than ALL of Germanys stock market. They should figure this out instead of extorting non-EU companies.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Google decision makers are obviously very smart people. Do decisions like this mean they acknowledge that net-zero is more a political ideal than an actually effective policy? After all, if they truly believed this was an existential issue
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by nemo44x 1y ago
I don’t know, I’m rather well read and have an esoteric vinyl collection. But jazz is just not good music at all.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Tax code changes & interest rate changes have been unfavorable. Secondly “learn to code” and vastly lowered CS standards have churned out a lot of young developers that are unskilled, much like in the .com bust. Lastly AI which at best
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by nemo44x 1y ago
They’re just so used to not having opposition. Even less than that. Just being able to blatantly walk all over their opposition and poke them in the eye. Their opposition assumed good will but after decades of being deceived they’ve finally
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by nemo44x 1y ago
I guess compare the fatality rate to the classic years that made the sport. Guys were literally risking their lives every race and drivers died regularly. It’s no doubt the cars were harder to manage and stressful to push to the limits.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Ok that’s fair.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Those countries are too disorganized to compete. It’s why we have to onshore the brains via H1B etc. China less so but unbelievably corrupt system. However LLM slop could, at least for awhile, level the field.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
It’s logarithmic. Just google it or ask any LLM to explain this basic fact to you.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
The fact you don’t even understand this basic fact and yet are so certain should concern you. 1. Logarithmic effect of CO₂ • The warming effect of carbon dioxide grows logarithmically with concentration, not linearly. • This means the fir
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by nemo44x 1y ago
No they don’t. But they will soon.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
The EU is working on a similar thing. The concept has been exploited by global drop shippers and sites like Temu. Obviously there will be some disruption as everyone adjusts.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Is it pure AI or a guy in India that can cover the gap using AI to create good enough slop to pass? Everyone is doubling down on hiring IN India right now. H1B isn’t even a thing. It’s offshoring to Indians that are utilizing AI to ship goo
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by nemo44x 1y ago
So their models are so bad that they’re good. Lol great.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Because it’s very probably wrong.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Or we understand geometry and how the volume of carbon has to geometrically increase by a square per degree and it’s not even possible for us to put that much in the atmosphere.
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by nemo44x 1y ago
Fully aware. At least in a lab. Regardless we know it’s an inverse square law thing and to even get to any sort of “runaway” or even conditions in this article would take such an enormous gain in carbon release (not considering what’s falli

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