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by parineum 1y ago
Escalation always happens. The classified documents thing with Trump was a manufactured scandal, for example. Everyone in our government is mishandling classified documents because we have a massive over-classification problem, as seen by t
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The actual support that matters is people's approval of the people they can vote for, ie, their own senators and congresspeople, which people (unsurprisingly, since they were elected) have a positive approval rating of. > By more th
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by parineum 1y ago
"Algorithm" has got to be the least useful word in English today. It isn't the software that's responsible driving up prices, it's the information. > Yet a widely cited 2019 paper (opens a new tab) showed that al
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by parineum 1y ago
> I had friends who we're doctors who we're forced to move out of one bedroom apartments ... so hack comedian can move in. It may not be a direct quote but it _is_ what you said.
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by parineum 1y ago
The closet they actually come to existing is in black markets because regulations exist.
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by parineum 1y ago
We've got to protect our phony bologna jobs! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTmfwklFM-M
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by parineum 1y ago
You can't buy two 20oz sodas at a gas station in the UK?
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by parineum 1y ago
My immediate thought while reading the article was both "What counts as 'added' sugar?" and "Who is making this 'daily recommended amount of added sugars'?" Of course, all of this information is alrea
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by parineum 1y ago
> literally anyone can do it Doesn't it seem odd to you that only the two largest economies in the world are doing something so lucrative if literally anyone can do it?
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And if they made up 45% of their stories, I imagine their trust would be 0%.
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Why doesn't everyone else simply start their own silocon valley!?
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A policy of the US to attract talented people. Immigration of talent is historically an American asset. Look bo further than the moon landing itself for an example.
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SpaceX isn't a billionaire.
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Craftsman are businessesman.
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> The US government is already actively plotting against it. If we're going to take the actions of a couple of low level dope legislatures as, "the US government" and a toothless investigation as "actively plotting ag
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Yes.
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a white roof and a green lawn is going to reflect a lot more light than is emitted by an efficient AC.
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This is a great place for a bit of both sidesism. The Biden admin could have given Trump credit for operation warpspeed and hailed the vaccine as a great achievement for him.
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Salaries aren't a huge part of manufacturing like people think. Once the factory is built, accounting for logistics of shipping and remote management, it's not a huge difference financially. Getting the factory built, however, tak
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by parineum 1y ago
If the definition of "seen" isn't exactly the process you've described, the word is meaningless. You've never actually posted a comment on hacker news, your neurons just fired in such a way that produced movement in
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by parineum 1y ago
Tomatoes are different though. I barely knew what a tomato tasted like. I didn't like them because they were tasteless (when combined with sny other food) and slimy. It isn't that homegrown tomatoes just taste better, they actuall
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by parineum 1y ago
> Doordash trying to extract profit and pay a driver and put that all on the restaurant? Profit for services? Dastardly. > If the customer wants the convenience of delivery to their door they need to pay for it. They do.
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by parineum 1y ago
> There are no set few factors, but some other influences that affect food deserts may include: mobility, existing health issues, working irregular hours, fast food culture, lacking adequate knowledge about nutrition, and many more. Seem
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by parineum 1y ago
Tomatoes are, imo, the prime example and possibly the only one of popular produce, of bland produce in the US. I think it's a combination of having them year-round (they are picked before they ripen for shipping) and the emphasis on co
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by parineum 1y ago
If it's a short train ride away, what's the qualifications fir food desert?
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by parineum 1y ago
That sounds like a lot but what's the comparison to another country adjusted per animal (or weight of meat produced?)?
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> ... individual performance is almost never a factor in actual layoffs They always are. High performers aren't getting let go, even if they are in department being cut, they will be moved.
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Democrats could have released yhem already. It would have been bipartisan. They didn't, because there's nothing there and it was better politics to let fringe Republicans obsess about it.
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> This pejorative was fairly famously used in Germany leading up to and during WWII, Presumably you mean "dishonest". Do you think OAN is dishonest and perhaps disruptive to world peace? Thinking the press is dishonest does not
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by parineum 1y ago
Fox News and OAN are part of the press. Do you think they're honest?

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