pacerwpg

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by pacerwpg 7y ago
How did his post shame men?
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by pacerwpg 7y ago
The platform doesn't do anything to promote actual engagement in conversation and instead actually provides tools that serve to only promote an echo chamber. Any user that is seeking to promote one point of view can endlessly churn out
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by pacerwpg 7y ago
What is your application of oil for grilling? Just to keep the grates seasoned?
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by pacerwpg 7y ago
I said towards the candidate while only mentioning one candidate. That's not obfuscating in any way.
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by pacerwpg 7y ago
The Mitch McConnell campaign account got frozen after it was reported for posting a video that contained threats (towards the candidate), which is against the Twitter TOS. I don't agree with this action, but it's consistent with t
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by pacerwpg 7y ago
I really don't believe it's Twitter's fault that a small subset of users are unable to follow the rules of their service. People get reported for breaking the rules and if they do it often enough they get banned. They can&#x2
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by pacerwpg 7y ago
There's some irony that his actions to avoid drawing attention ended up drawing attention because they're weren't at all consistent with the expected behaviors. He could've played a table game like Blackjack, but he woul
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by pacerwpg 7y ago
I would be willing to bet that today's theaters are both cleaner and have better projection and sound than any prior decade of their existence.
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by pacerwpg 7y ago
What resolution does Netflix stream at with Firefox?
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by pacerwpg 7y ago
Could you clarify what you mean by 'working overtime in Europe to create a welfare class' and 'going to inherit all the problems the US has'?
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by pacerwpg 8y ago
I always look at it as a kind of performance art, for people who would never admit that they like performance art. It's absurd, and it's ridiculous and it's a really fun live experience.
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by pacerwpg 8y ago
It could also be that accounts that take part in harassment/harassment adjacent behavior may already have a few strikes against them for similar things.
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by pacerwpg 8y ago
Pension costs are not unknowable - that sounds like a failure to plan for future costs.
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by pacerwpg 8y ago
Regarding the methodology, from the link: Tone is judged from the perspective of the actor. Negative stories include stories where the actor is criticized directly. An example is a headline story where Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer c
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by pacerwpg 8y ago
Led to believe by whom? People who have a vested interest in people believing it would be a short investigation.
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by pacerwpg 8y ago
CNBC, Politico and the Atlantic being flagged as liberal is evidence of the bias in the study.
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by pacerwpg 8y ago
I don't see anything odd. I see a lot of American scientists and inventors.
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by pacerwpg 8y ago
Yes, there are pretty good proxy items, even if you don't have exactly the same item. If they have wings from chain X in MFP, but you're at chain Y and you know chain X has a bigger order, or bigger wings, estimate and do your bes
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by pacerwpg 8y ago
He did say 'self-identified Nazis'. He's talking about people who call themselves Nazis.
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by pacerwpg 8y ago
Job growth in the US hasn't really changed considerably since the recession leveled out. It's been painfully steady. https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/CES0000000001?output_view=ne...
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by pacerwpg 9y ago
But 1.5 miles in Phoenix is not necessarily as 1.5 miles elsewhere. The sun is oppressive and actively trying to kill you there.
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by pacerwpg 9y ago
GM had one of the first EVs in the 90s, the EV1. They jumped in before the technology was there. They've also been working with gas-electric mixed technology with the Volt since 2010 and more recently the Bolt.