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ofcourseyoudo
2y ago
Thank you Joe, you are a true patriot and your legacy will be as a great President.
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2y ago
lol he tried
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2y ago
Since 2021 I keep reading doomsayer articles about how one part of the economy (or the whole thing) is going to crash. I feel like pundits just put out a negative naysayer article every six months so if it happens they point back and say &q
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2y ago
Yes along with the risk you take in reducing your income... you quit a job (leaving a hole in your resume), or you ask for a pay decrease (hurting your future earning potential)?
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2y ago
wow Kendrick is winning everywhere
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2y ago
"If you want your childhood-onset gender dysphoric child to desist, and if your child is still well below the age of puberty (which varies, but let’s say, younger than 11 years), you should firmly (but kindly and patiently) insist that
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2y ago
also.... so what if every trans person was pursuing a sexual fetish? how does that impact ANYONE else?
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ofcourseyoudo
2y ago
Also the one about a cruise trip, Michael Joyce, and Lost Highway... essentially everything from "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again"
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ofcourseyoudo
2y ago
Can someone tell me why this website asks if you are between 13 and 15 years old?
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ofcourseyoudo
2y ago
at terminal velocity would you feel that things have "stabilized" and then not notice anything until it stops, when I imagine you would feel crushed into your chair?
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ofcourseyoudo
2y ago
Definitely some healthy skepticism needed, considering this was posted by an investor in the company who lent a preproduction model to the person in the video.
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ofcourseyoudo
2y ago
None of the explanations in this topic are relevant if they don't address that "Barbie", "Oppenheimer" and "Super Mario Bros" were all hits last year. Ticket prices, concession prices, streaming, attention
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ofcourseyoudo
2y ago
I'd say AI is already smarter than most humans...
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2y ago
1. Any piece that uses Haidt's "Coddling" essay early on as support is questionable because that piece is horseshit 2. I'd be very interested to read something interrogating the Gallup poll quoted early... it seems to ha
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ofcourseyoudo
2y ago
Lord, are we just doing the Taiwanese version of "Gung Ho" again? How soon until some anti-Asian rhetoric starts spilling out of Arizona...
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ofcourseyoudo
2y ago
Fun that the org chart posted says "confidential" at the top. I'd like to see that org chart compared to other news organizations, or maybe compared to the structure The Intercept had in it's first decade. It seems still
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ofcourseyoudo
3y ago
> please take a moment to consider how your privileges Sure, or maybe they could think about the same things, like how they're white, and I'm not, and how they are men, and I'm not, and how they are cis, and I'm not,
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ofcourseyoudo
3y ago
This piece is so incomprehensible and poorly-written it seems like it was generated by an AI (and not even a good one). The BLUF is: AI might be selling your interactions to advertisers. Second point, not original, much belabored is that no
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3y ago
I think this is going to turn out to be a great period for people to have started their own businesses instead of hunting for the same job (or worse) that they just get laid off from.
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3y ago
"when that is achieved" how is this measured?
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ofcourseyoudo
3y ago
Have you tried these jokes in front of an audience? Because that boat joke doesn't work... the punchline doesn't match the setup. It's close but it doesn't fit precisely enough to be a proper punchline.
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3y ago
The problem is that without the progression, it leads very quickly to either brute force or giving up. The lifelines don't feel like earned progression (even if they function that way in terms of solving), they feel like a minor defeat
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ofcourseyoudo
3y ago
I don't know if I've ever encountered any technology that has more "even though you like using it, you shouldn't be" energy directed at it than Tailwind. Tailwind didn't win because of marketing... it's ma
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3y ago
I thought it would be funnier if she was packing her clothes in luggage and she threw her keys to him as she said "I'm leaving you"
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3y ago
completely agree, when you look at the full thread, no one even blinks an eye at his rant. They just proceed forward, and when they do so, Linus responds pretty normally (until his next condescending rant). Seems like people in this group h
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3y ago
At first glance, I genuinely that this was a troll post about paywalled content with the title and the "subscriber-only" messaging all around it.
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3y ago
They took many of the elements that made the first seasons so good and completely reversed course on them. Two that stand out are 1) anyone can die at any time and 2) these characters are really far apart geographically and it takes time fo
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3y ago
This is awful and sad and I would encourage people for the sake of their own humanity not to try to frame this into some kind of morality play or just world fallacy.
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3y ago
I think Cory often has interesting ideas but he is such a godawful boring prose-ist that I have trouble making it through his writing.
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3y ago
>It literally hurts me to see people destroying themselves with drugs. It's a bit of a trap to build society around this, though. It hurts Christians to see people living a homosexual lifestyle (destroying themselves with sin). It h
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