nine_zeros

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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> If she committed a felony, It is not proven. Trump is merely alleging - it is a manufactured allegation. > If she committed a felony, she shouldn't be in charge of anything Apply the same logic to the 34 count felon in the offi
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> I don't understand how they can say Democrats are Communists while they do this. The republican game is to call democrats <insert_any_label_here> and then do the same thing they allege democrats do.
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
>What's the biggest brand in the world? If you said Trump, you're not wrong. But what's the foundation of that brand? One that's more globally recognized than practically anything else. I genuinely and sincerely wish
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> I think no matter what Mark does to shake things up. ~Facebook~ Meta will always be out-innovated by a startup This happens to all companies that end up with - pardon my French - a shithole culture.
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
Everyone who was voting for trump because IlLeGaLs was made aware that this administration is fascist and doesn't care about criminals - they only care about appearance of doing something - even if it harms legal innocents. Yet, people
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
Yeah you let them experience all this gradually once they are ready - just like you let them drive gradually after 16 - first with supervision and later independently in your car and later with their own car.
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> This has crystallised something for me: I'm not letting my children anywhere near a Meta product. They can decide what they want when they're adults. You know how parents are supposed to warn kids away from cigarettes? Yeah,
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
>I'd take the people over the work anytime, the best places i've ever worked at are the places where the people are great to work with, even the slog/bureaucratic work is still good when you have people that are great at w
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
Well, companies want to chain employees to office desks for no real reason except to show that their office investment is important - that's not conducive to motherhood.
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> Nonsense, it is a perfectly reasonable response to the crazy, abrupt, and possibly-illegal import taxes (tariffs) Republicans threw into Canadian everything while "joking" about annexing the country. +1 >If he cared about
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
Yes
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> How is it that a small grocery store can sometimes provide things (much) more cheaply than a megacorporation? Mega corporations need to increase their returns to shareholders year after year. Mom and pops don't have anyone else to
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
Brexit is so funny because it is literally a real world example of how isolation reduces economic growth and causes poverty - and yet, America goes ahead with similar isolation.
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> That concentrated wealth has now been spread to other people around the world, and means that we don't get to live like kings, while the rest of the world lives in squalor. This is untrue because the rest of the world also produce
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> Yes, and they can't even fill the positions they have under that cap. Yes, they can't even fill positions - that is how incompetent Republicans are.
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
For a specific question about a single point? Yes. For a nuanced answer, all providers are required. USPS and FedEx both serve meaningful markets.
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
Cost of FedEx from NYC to LA: Cheapest price for 1 lb letter is $60.37 before taxes https://www.fedex.com/en-us/online/rating.html Cheapest price on USPS for 1 lb letter is $9.70 after taxes. https://po
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> Is the privatized NC DMV any better than the public one? Nobody knows. But the only things guaranteed are: - service prices will rise because now shareholders will seek a return every year. - AI powered elevator music phone service whe
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
Yes, it predates trump. But prior to trump, Republican voters would hold their representatives accountable. Today, trump's cult is so brainwashed that they are completely ok with pedophilia, internment camps, destruction of services, d
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
Tariff is a sales tax
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
I'll tell you what pisses me off: Having to be subjected to low security services because one political party wants to run a reality TV show instead of caring for people. The consequences are all for us to bear.
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
Ain't happening with the current party at the helm.
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
>Oh, that's a common misunderstanding, but they can't sue me in court – by accepting me as a customer, they accepted my binding arbitration agreement! It clearly said so on my luggage tag their authorized agent (i.e. the bellbo
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
The goal of republicans was tax cuts for the wealthy. But that required cuts to spending - at least some cuts. So they wanted to cut Medicaid because Medicaid helps the poor. Republicans don't want to help the poor. But Medicaid cut wo
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> The funds then are redirected to a sclerotic and uncaring state, and then the productive people are shamed when they ask for less of it to be taken. In republican governments, yes this is real. In democrat governments, the vast majorit
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> Government agencies that spend massive amounts of tax dollars while accomplishing nothing and being net-negative for society. Anyone who has worked for or dealt with the government for extended periods of time will clearly know how fuc
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
Wow, finally someone had the balls to say that stack ranking and PIPing people like a meat grinder is inhuman.
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
>people who will never make use of them have to subsidize it. That is the cost of living in world class cities with services. I don't use every single suburban street of the state or every single interstate freeway. I still must pay
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
They cut all these workers and services illegally to save on the deficit. Then turned around and increase the deficit by cutting healthcare.
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by nine_zeros 1y ago
> Can someone discern why these layoffs are being done They spent too much on AI without making enough revenue from it. So they need to cut elsewhere so that in quarterly reports, it looks like the AI investment returned the right number

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