ofcourseyoudo

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   by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

   wow, you're very impressive
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   by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

   say you didn't read the article without saying you didn't read the article
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   by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

   I think the idea is that they are some of the ones that know where all the procedures (and skeletons) are buried, so the DOGEkids will be slowed down because they'll be trying to examine and audit systems they don't understand.
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   by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

   mind dropping a link to your eBay page? I'm occasionally in the market for exactly this
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   by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

   Thinking you can blast something on social media and your friends and family will see it is an old mentality. Even non super tech-savvy people know now what the algorithms are, and they know that everyone regularly misses updates from every
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   by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

   He was wrong about some things and right about Zionism. This didn't need to be a random dude's walk through Russell's wikipedia page because there's a perfectly fine link here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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   by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

   Copenhagen's suburbanization was not accidental. They specifically built infrastructure and public transit to support suburbs with a strong connection to the city center. Their success with homelessness probably has more to do with hig
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   by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

   so you want better outcomes (lower homelessness and lower housing sale prices) by restricting new builds in urban centers to motivate people to live further away (working remote)? where has this actually been done?
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   by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

   > make sure it's impossible to build ANYTHING in cities this will do wonders to the rental market (and car usage and the climate)
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    sent
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    What kind of format (how much text, how many pages, should there be descriptions of the illustrations or does your app make those assumptions based on the text?)?
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    The most relevant thing about this article to me is the continued need for editors, and for people to push back on articles like this before they see the light of day. This article is dead on arrival unless you start with explaining when in
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    This is going to be a boom cycle for the Executive Protection industry.
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    Except the Hollywood insiders still make all of the creative decisions (after the money people make the money decisions). Even including Netflix's success, there is no segment of the movie and television business where technology is do
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    > The people who don't know Hollywood are the ones taking over the entertainment business Really? Who is that exactly? Or is Reed Hastings just a different money guy, which the entertainment business has always had? Aside from money
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    I'm very happy all of you dudes in these comments that tried and left Bluesky aren't there
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    I'll wager you at any point during Family Ties' run that more people knew who Baxter was, considering she had been a celebrity for 10 years going into that show. Also that's not how share works. A 32.7 share in 1986 is more l
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    First, do all the techbro failures where they thought they were smarter than the industry. Second, show the company where the technologists made the same thing the old school was making, and better. Amazon retail disrupted but didn't d
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    Except every company you listed is a technology company. It's technologists doing technology. Katzenberg proves the point. Amazon, Netflix, Quibi (a disaster run by a non-technologist), AirBnB, Google, Facebook. These are websites and
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    fun fact but that is a real stretch to say she was the most famous TV actress in the world when she probably wasn't even the most famous on Family Ties
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    I love everything about this. Imagine being such a boring person cheating on your homework relentlessly nagging an AI to do it for you and eventually the AI just vents ... in a Douglas Adams book this would be Gemini's first moment of
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    For those handwaving that "it's a dead heat", I'm genuinely curious: how do people explain that national polls are 48% to 48% but everyone expects Trump to lose the popular vote? It's estimated he may lose it by as
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    When did mass immigration cause GDP per capita to fall? From the research I did it looks like GDP per capita dipped in 2014-2016 but has risen every year since.
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    Sorry, I'm old, but you all just sound old. Put on an album by SZA, boygenius, Oliva Rodrigo, Chappell Roan, Mitski, Laufey, Anohni and the Johnsons, Lana Del Rey, Billie Eilish, Lizzo, Kendrick Lamar, Everything Everything, Jordan Rak
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    There aren't 40 great songs on either of the lists he linked... there's maybe 18 on the first and maybe 15 on the second. On the 2023 list I'd put about 10-11 songs as "great", but that's without the benefit of
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    I bet that works great until they happen to see your notebook and it just has "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" written it over and over
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    I think it's a big assumption assume an entire industry of professionals doesn't want to make things better. It's obvious they have multiple interests pulling at them from different sides. I'm sure quite often they have
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    Julia Masli's show is incredible. Definitely worth seeing.
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    This is actually huge. The Dems now get several cycles of genuine organic interest... Kamala as nominee, then "who will she pick as VP" and the convention will get a lot of natural attention, all getting earned screentime (while p
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    by ofcourseyoudo 2y ago

    Also the UK is tiny by comparison in terms of a national-level capmaign.