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by nullocator 1y ago
"...they are eating the cats. They’re eating – they are eating the pets of the people that live there."
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by nullocator 2y ago
Interesting the way you framed this. Especially the part about liberals doing the beatings and threatening more of them. One party had a message and large portion of it's voter base focused on messages and policies that can only be des
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by nullocator 2y ago
If your world view is one where the most important thing is the share price, agreed. In terms of providing value to their customers I'm less convinced day by day. In terms of consistently providing quality content, Netflix has absolute
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by nullocator 2y ago
> Ultimately, the biggest price is paid by those on the bottom, with the least power. What price specifically has or is being paid by those in the U.S. with the least power? That price whatever it is, is 100% due to U.S. foreign policy d
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by nullocator 2y ago
The existence of content doesn't mean you need to engage with it. If these types of questions or discussion are superfluous in your mind you can always choose to ignore them instead of jumping in. Conversations and questions about the
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by nullocator 2y ago
When? At what specific (magic) number does everything come crumbling down? We're at ~36 Trillion today, would 37 Trillion the number that will cause people to run out of faith? I mean that's only one more than we have today, surel
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by nullocator 2y ago
A bit laughable to accuse someone of being misinformed and them point them at a bullshit machine for answers. You might want to consider reading/learning from some primary sources instead of basing your entire perception of reality on
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by nullocator 2y ago
You can run the Go compiled wasm binary through wasm-opt ( https://github.com/WebAssembly/binaryen ) and it will decrease the size and give back some of the performance lost by using the standard go compiler over TinyGo.
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by nullocator 2y ago
- Part of government is the legal system which a Judge's whole thing is being endless nuanced in understanding and applying what the law means; I would not considered this constricted robot like behavior even though the law is literall
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by nullocator 2y ago
Based on what we've seen this past week it seems the next administration would have an obligation to fire them all, in much the way Trump is firing anyone who looked into or investigated him. And extrapolating to the next few months I&
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by nullocator 2y ago
Are you arguing Phyllis deserved to be fired because she had a lot of experience and was a dedicated employee? That's a pretty hot take. I hope for your sake you are independently wealthy, lest someone who can impact your life comes al
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by nullocator 2y ago
I don't think there is any evidence to backup those claims (assuming you're talking about "$50 million sent to Gaza for condoms"). I don't believe you are arguing in good faith otherwise I'd think you'd al
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by nullocator 2y ago
Isn't this a good reason to break these companies up and mitigate the risk?
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by nullocator 2y ago
As someone with a fair amount of experience on hiring review boards in the public sector (local and federal), I felt what many of these programs/approaches did was ensure that minorities were given a better opportunity to be evaluated
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by nullocator 2y ago
> Nobody has attacked the USA since Pearl Harbor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_11_attacks Seems big to leave out especially since your next remark is about strife caused by the USA in the Middle East...
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by nullocator 2y ago
Modern installation of buried utilities in urban areas is often done with horizontal boring these days. Minimal damage to roads and other infrastructure that way.
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by nullocator 3y ago
MOHELA is a public corporation. https://www.mohela.com/DL/common/publicInfo/financialStateme... and they make their income in large part from the processing of federal student loans. How is that being funded