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They probably could have bought the market and its name and registered as a food company for far less than the legal fees.
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I don't think that's an unpopular opinion really. Unions are supposed to be an adversary of management who they negotiate with, and depending on who wins the election they are an ally. There's a conflict of interest. So natur
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Yeah that’s my point - bad behavior is what’s agreed upon to be bad. Hopefully AI can disincentivize the things you point out as bad. That’s the politics of it.
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Important to who? What specifically has been good about them and what was unjust about which specific laws? Sounds like victor writing history. I want to live in a society where bad behavior isn’t incentivized.
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Obviously technology will continue to affect society as it has today and always had. I don’t know why people here are freaking out. It’s how it always has and will be. But you’re missing the key phrase - “best behavior”. This is the politic
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2y ago
So basically since when cable TV came into mainstream existence.
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Maybe. I think in this case (woke mind virus) most geeks are cowards at heart, or at best want to avoid conflict, and are easily bullied into something. They end up becoming true believers soon after they come to realize they’re with the po
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2y ago
Wherever they teach product management and design this saga will be a case study.
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Reliably yes, but not necessarily. Especially within the context of the parent question and the article. It was a self referential question about why the forum users would flag a blog post by the very forum’s founder. I suppose it answered
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They should statues of him and erect them all over the Bay Area. He was brave as evidenced by being witch hunted. There has been a lot of talk about “speaking truth to power” over the last few years and most of that is BS. What Damore did t
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It will be seriously real when the NYT abandons it. Washington Post has started to and writers are fleeing to lesser publications. Need to continue to marginalize the wokes and push them to irrelevant spaces where they can do their thing an
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Musk buying Twitter had a profound effect on the discourse. I don’t think this happens without him buying it. I don’t think Trump wins without it. People can speak freely and it’s just obvious some of these sacred cows were unpopular and on
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They could try for form an offer but I simply don't think they have the money to do it.
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Greenland actually makes a lot of sense. I think if every citizen there was offered $5million they’d vote yes. And it’s entirely reasonable from the USA perspective as it’s not that much overall for the US. Probably wouldn’t make a state bu
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Is Canada better today then when he started as PM? I struggle to agree that it is. Housing is as bad as it has ever been and the immigration decisions seem to have been so careless that even people that would agree with immigration as a gen
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2y ago
Exactly. Identity politics and victim culture is everywhere right now. Different sides of the same coin.
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There’s an entire political culture built on this framework. And it’s spreading.
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2y ago
Yeah wouldn’t want it on your menu in….America?
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> Diversity is wonderful Why? You literally say on your very next sentence that it’s not - that diversity must be destroyed through integration and a melting pot. Diversity and immigration always has a cost and that’s the destruction of
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When I lived in NYC I had access to great pizza and I would take advantage of this. But there were times when I wanted Dominos (usually a hangover or similar state of mind/body) and I'd just order it because it's a totally di
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> "this happened and then this happened" Honestly, this sounds like the formula so many comedies in the 1980s took. A series of vignettes that are loosely connected by some thread of a story that's secondary to the hijinks
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Europe had 0 growth 2 years in a row and is in the middle of a second lost decade. Couple that with the replacement rate. Demographics are destiny. It’s over sadly. Had a good run.
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But it's just so much fun you never want it to end!
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It sounds worse than it is. The judge cited that the cause is admirable but there's no legislation which supports this and it isn't the courts job to legislate from the bench. There is overwhelming support for this so now the acti
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2y ago
I think some people were just so used to only seeing one type of opinion over and over which confirmed and/or formed their biases and now that Twitter/X was liberated they can't comprehend that their worldview is just one of
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2y ago
Yeah Twitter/X has been great since many of the scolds and hall monitors were chased away. There's open discussions from all sides, even the more unsavory ones, and the communities that were not propped up by the scolds and hall m
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Europe doesn’t matter. At all. It’s a dying and increasingly irrelevant place. Sorry but true.
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You’re missing a thing called regulatory capture. 1) no one will invest in new charging technology because it’s an uphill battle to be approved 2) entrenched charger organizations with political connections will resist change. Their existen
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Peter Thiel talked about this years ago in his book From 0 to One. His key insight, which we're seeing today, is that AI tools will work side-by-side with people and enhance their productivity to levels never imagined. From helping wit
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The UK should fire their government and hire one that can deliver cheap energy via policy that creates the potential for a cheap energy market. This isn’t hard.
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