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by nullstyle 2y ago
I’m not trying to convince you dude, I’m trying to get you to back up your bullshit so the rest of us can see how full of it you are. Nor am I looking for moral highground. What I am doing is demonstrating the derision that should be shown
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by nullstyle 2y ago
I have some audible credits to spend. One spent.
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by nullstyle 2y ago
Or perhaps the community has less tolerance for someone who trolls and runs from challenges before providing any support for their opinions, and your broken behavior has led to a unrepresentative perspective. Thats what i’m betting. Still
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by nullstyle 2y ago
Alright, you want to talk line by line, we'll talk line by line. Before we begin, let's just put a blanket statement over how poorly you support your argument: All you are doing is showing how head-in-the-sand you are. > This
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by nullstyle 2y ago
See, by intellectual accountability, I mean when someone provides a total lack of support for their position. World leaders are now actively acting and speaking as if this is a possibility: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by nullstyle 2y ago
Ythis community needs more people to be accountable for the nonsense they post. Still want to talk about how there’s no territorial threat to canada?
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by nullstyle 2y ago
If someone thinks that "We've been in perpetual conflict" includes the support being to given to ukraine, in which we send them cluster munitions that we would otherwise have to pay to dismantle while risking virtually zero a
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by nullstyle 2y ago
Still want to claim there's no threat to Canadian sovereignty going on? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egGm4Od5rp0 One of the problems with this community is there are no mechanisms for intellectual accountability be
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by nullstyle 2y ago
To me, it seemed pretty clear that in the Federation context a restaurant or a bar is a cultural space and its value would be beyond its ability to produce meals for hungry people
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by nullstyle 2y ago
> I know what devs do, QA folks do, product owners, scrum masters, UX specialists, etc. But what were these folks doing as “technologists?” A technologist is proficient in more than one of those individual disciplines and is willing to m
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by nullstyle 2y ago
No, given your characterization of the world in our previous interaction and willful ignorance of the challenges presented to you and your perspective, i don’t think you actually could or would use chatgpt in the manner i did here.
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by nullstyle 2y ago
I'll go through the guidelines again, obviously I hadn't yet since my edits. Your house, your rules and I'll try to make sure to depersonalize my displeasure in the future. Thanks for the example, I appreciate it!
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by nullstyle 2y ago
sanitized sir
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by nullstyle 2y ago
roger that
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by nullstyle 2y ago
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by nullstyle 2y ago
Because the responses I crafted myself to someone who uses a thought experiment starting with "it should be no problem to teach about Christianity in a school context, in terms of informing pupils that this is what many people believe.
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by nullstyle 2y ago
4.5 has our back: The hypocrisy in the comment lies in the author’s claim that others are acting in “bad faith,” while simultaneously misrepresenting the opposing argument. Specifically, the commenter criticizes the original poster for alle
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by nullstyle 2y ago
> There is no threat towards Canadian sovereignty obviously. The Riviera in Gaza would be a lot better than the current situation in which its biggest industry is exporting rockets into Israel. Like there is no threat to Medicaid? Here’
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by nullstyle 2y ago
getting close to two days without a response, dmix. Are you sure you aren't a coward? Even worse, an internet coward who can't even account for their nonsense? Maybe you wanna make some trash claims about 150 year olds collectin
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by nullstyle 2y ago
Why don't you care about nuclear safety, dmix? Is that the waste you're talking about?
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by nullstyle 2y ago
> I also don’t know why it’s so controversial to want the gov to spend money wisely and make efficiency a core value This is a rank and disgusting assumption, and should show anyone else reading this how dmix isn't an honest partici
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by nullstyle 2y ago
And yet still no citations supporting your position. Tell me, how little did the PART program and its successor save?
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by nullstyle 2y ago
>> But those big wins were rare. Citations needed. I found this with almost zero effort and it seems like the program saved $60 billion over four years: https://bidenwhitehouse.archives.gov/omb/briefing-room&
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by nullstyle 2y ago
> There’s only been token attempts at a meta analysis of gov efficiency in the past. Citation needed. The OMB has been around for a while.
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by nullstyle 2y ago
you're misreading me: I'm coming at you like you think a drive-by-link-drop to a niche product is giving a good answer to GPs valid criticism that winter biking is not very comfortable during common winter occurrences. I think y
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by nullstyle 2y ago
Warm is not the same as comfortable. Listen, I'm from alaska and have several family members who routinely ride bicycles to work and around town in the winter. Except when it's storming. Except when their hip hurts. Except whe
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by nullstyle 2y ago
That still wouldn't be comfortable
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by nullstyle 2y ago
of course! :)
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by nullstyle 2y ago
"Critical infrastructure is critical so it belongs in the hands of a few." Holy shit no. This is the sort of thing that gets kooky politicians randomly turning off the flouride in a city's water supply: https://a
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by nullstyle 2y ago
oh, and look, the backlash is already starting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91kfolYkRNM I'm not saying I wouldn't love for an fully open source printer company to have the quality and velocity of development

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