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by oceansky 1y ago
>Our former president was banned from future presidential races because he questioned the machines. Bolsonaro didn't question the electoral process, in fact, I doubt he even understand it himself. He questioned only the results, bec
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by oceansky 1y ago
It's ultimately an impossible problem. There's little thing you can trust 100%.
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by oceansky 1y ago
Brazil and India are doing fine
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by oceansky 1y ago
Journalists? The ones divulging this info at least.
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by oceansky 1y ago
“Margaret, the rules were that you weren’t going to fact check.”
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by oceansky 1y ago
Except if you post "cisgender" or if you track Elon Musk's jet. Edit: oh, and if you want to block his account from your feed, you can't
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by oceansky 1y ago
Any proofs of this at all?
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by oceansky 1y ago
It's close, but the existence or not of some countries is sometimes disputed.
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by oceansky 1y ago
"We'll always have Paris."
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by oceansky 1y ago
Brandolini's law (or the bullshit asymmetry principle)
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by oceansky 1y ago
Everything you said is the political equivalent of flat-earth. That's why it's not the front-center of Wikipedia.
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by oceansky 1y ago
How?
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by oceansky 1y ago
Which comments you have an issue with?
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by oceansky 1y ago
This is a completely made up problem, there is no systematic persecution of Jews anywhere in us universities.
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by oceansky 1y ago
>Top PhD students are still coming to America. They probably are, and that won't stop anytime soon. The question is how much talent is being lost now.
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by oceansky 1y ago
Much harder, but not impossible.
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by oceansky 1y ago
They can take the data hostage, the foreign nation would have no recourse.
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by oceansky 1y ago
For sure the only error here is zero redundancy.
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by oceansky 1y ago
Look up the page on ICE, it's straight up propaganda.
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by oceansky 1y ago
I laughed at hiromoot. Very clever nickname
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by oceansky 1y ago
Electronic voting is the way forward, like done in Brazil.
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by oceansky 1y ago
Not always. Some industries just never come back. Where is the oil lamp or camera film industry now?
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by oceansky 1y ago
Magic Carpet 2, what a throwback
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by oceansky 1y ago
"How many hours were you working a week?" Funnily enough, hearing this question is a huge red flag for me. It signals they value work hours more than quality delivery.
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by oceansky 1y ago
How would you verify if a candidate know how to use a database engine? This can actually have a lot of depth
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by oceansky 1y ago
At no point bootcamp devs were as favored as ivy league students. The idea is likely flooding the market with devs, lowering software development costs and increasing software in the market increasing cloud usage.
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by oceansky 1y ago
I don't know how to explain the feeling exactly. But it feels so demoralizing being interviewed by an AI. I'd rather grind leetcode, do take-home assignments or whatever than this.
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by oceansky 1y ago
Already is
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by oceansky 1y ago
Destroying is much easier than building something, including alliances, trust and deals.
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by oceansky 1y ago
I would say at least a century

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