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by oa335 1y ago
> Israel has never actually wanted to end the lives of every Palestinian They clearly and openly state that they want to force Palestinians off of their land and are using violence towards that end. If there were a button to get rid of P
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> context of conflict in the middle east. Conflict in the Middle East is entirely rooted in Israeli ethnic cleansing campaigns and western adventurism and protections of Israeli interests. If Iran went away tomorrow, the region would st
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by oa335 1y ago
Sure, by that token the US wasn’t really at war with Germany or Vietnam, it was at war with the Nazis and the Viet Cong. It’s a meaningless distinction to anyone actually affected by the wars. Additionally, Israel bombed Damascus during As
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by oa335 1y ago
Yes - all of those instances count as war to me. What to you counts as “war”? When the countries fire back?
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Neighbors. Palestine Syria Lebanon Yemen And Iran Have all been bombed repeatedly by Israel
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> Iran has been actively attacking Israel via proxies for decades I think this framing is incorrect. It’s more like “Iran has helped these organizations fight Israel”. It’s fairly obvious that Hamas and Hezbollah are not proxies - they
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by oa335 1y ago
> I'm not sure the US and Iran are really "at war right now" It’s amazing what decades of propaganda has done to Western discourse. Now somehow bombing another country isn’t war.
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Biologist Michael Levin posits that bio-electric fields “, not simply genes, hold the key to limb regeneration. https://youtu.be/VQr9NlWEsPY
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by oa335 1y ago
> a plurality of Israeli Jewish people are indigenous at least to the region. Do you have a source for that? Britannica says: > The largest proportion of Jews trace their roots to Europe (including the former Soviet Union) and North A
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I wish he write more about his day-to-day experiences and less about the history of Tunisia. I find his analyses of countries politics and history to be shallow.
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by oa335 1y ago
There are already several ways to force postgres to use or not use a particular index. We use cloud-hosted and managed Postgres instances on one of the major provider, and I've used a couple of these strategies to massage the query pl
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by oa335 1y ago
Love your app. Any plans to enable reading of Readwise Reader articles on eReaders like Kobo? I’m thinking of something akin to how Pocket’s integration with Kobo.
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> You won’t find anywhere in those primary sources where the founders envisioned some “rule of law” where private litigants use the court to micromanage executive policy. Marbury vs Madison established the judiciaries authority to review
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> The traditional view is a small government of enumerated powers.. The post-civil rights view is a powerful federal government that can protect minorities from democracy. James Madison, one of the founding fathers of the United States,
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by oa335 2y ago
China is the EUs largest export market. I’m not so sure the EU will align with the US here.
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Cheaper in what sense? I’d assume the theta would be higher for 0dte? With normal options you could just roll out of them the next day. I guess you would be crossing 2 bid ask spreads, but is that more expensive than the theta decay?
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by oa335 2y ago
I believe some of the action around 1PM was auction related, but the options activity still looks strange. Why would someone hedge with 0DTE options as opposed to normal options? I’m no longer in that space, but I’d assume the OOTM strikes
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by oa335 2y ago
> ... Communism and globalism is now taught in schools ... > ... funding LGBT propaganda overseas ... > Everything else is more or less a scapegoat for the real issue. Unintended irony.
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They are detaining people for op-Ed’s though.
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USAID absolutely is an element of the "deep state" in the countries in which it operates. Example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZunZuneo Even if without cover CIA involvement, they operates parallel social s
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by oa335 2y ago
I notice he seems to have a GPT-level understanding of issues, offering a thin justifications of his viewpoints, and then just completely ignoring any substantive discussions and instead only engaging in threads where he is "winning&qu
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by oa335 2y ago
The "idealogical rationale" is not coherent or even consistent with the papers that the administration cited: From one economist who was cited in the rationale: > It is not clear what the government note is referencing or not f
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by oa335 2y ago
> a logic that, on average, trade deficits should generally reduce to zero. 1. Why do you believe this is true? 2. Why do you believe that 0 trade deficits are a good thing?
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> So in my view the only constitutionally required “process” is to verify whether someone is a citizen or not. And I think that can be done adequately within the executive branch. Why were immigration courts created in the first place?
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> ICE does not require “judicial action” to remove aliens … > when expedited removal does not apply, deportation is handled by immigration courts And how many of these recent cases have gone before an immigration court? Are immigrants
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> There is a sense that the new American administration is more appropriately focused on oppressing criminals and people occupying the country illegally, which may account for more acceptance and a slight uptick in trust That’s not an in
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I’d wager that the median European is happier and healthier than the median Mississippian.
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I use it, it’s pretty good at keeping me engaged at the right difficulty level. However its treatment of topics is a bit shallow, focusing more on drilling problem solving techniques rather than going deep on the concepts being taught. I u
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Can you please share some tips and tricks for achieving such high throughput?
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> In this context, she's essentially leveraging her power as manager to get folks to agree to her reality. This is definitionally manipulative. Well said, I got the same impression.

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