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by parineum 1y ago
I don't disagree with that at all but the appearance of a potential conflict of interest is a far cry from the assertion that the op made which is an exaggeration of the document linked which is an exaggeration of the appearance of con
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by parineum 1y ago
If all of your messages can be read in plaintext, your going to have to transfer you keys some other way and it will be very detectable that you are sending encrypted messages which will be next on the chopping block.
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by parineum 1y ago
Generously, two of those I would classify as "investigating" with only one actually using that word but the investigation started in 2023 and I've heard nothing of it. He and his businesses have had several interactions with
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by parineum 1y ago
Broken link.
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by parineum 1y ago
Which one was "investigating" musk?
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by parineum 1y ago
There are going to be a lot of people saying what you're saying who will forget that they were outraged in a week and then the new season of some show will start. Also, how many people even know that Disney is involved in Kimmel and ho
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by parineum 1y ago
> Giving money to a foundation (which they may or might not own) for greenwashing What evidence would be required for you to believe that a donation to an environmental cause wasn't greenwashing? Your list of exceptions seems fairly
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by parineum 1y ago
Why aren't all these businesses doing that then?
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by parineum 1y ago
I'm living in one of the most expensive electricity markets in the US. It has a lot more to do with the state shutting down cheap petro energy (natural gas) and nuclear then replacing it with... tbd.
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by parineum 1y ago
You're severely misinformed and parotting misinformed meme interpretations of fiduciary duty. Integrity and a healthy market align with fiduciary duty as long as one can make the argument that it's in the long term interest of the
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by parineum 1y ago
> In addition, Social security is not a wealth transfer program at all and has always been self-funded. Its funding issues could be resolved overnight with modest reforms. > Medicare is funded by the same people who use the program, i
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by parineum 1y ago
> I don’t think it’s party willingness to deal with government efficiency, I think it is more accurate to say that neither party thinks that government efficiency is a significant problem. That wasn't the point I was making. The poi
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by parineum 1y ago
The issue now is that, at the time, the Clinton admin was looking at a political reality of cuts happening in a Republican congress and chose to work with them to make those cuts align more with his party's agenda than it would have be
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by parineum 1y ago
Compared to what and by how much is HFCS higher in fructose?
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by parineum 1y ago
Increase in GDP is created by inflation and increases in productivity. Government budgets should increase with inflation but there is zero reason for them to partake in the increase in productivity. Increases in productivity should, general
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by parineum 1y ago
The people working in the bureaucracy chose to be there. Bureaucracies self select for people that are okay with it. I'm sure there's a few who are there to change it from the inside but they are the exception. You're not goi
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by parineum 1y ago
> I think it would take _me_... Even more unlikely when said hoarder says _they_ can do it in a few days.
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by parineum 1y ago
"The West" is Western Europe and it's colonial/cultural derivatives. It hasn't been a directional term for centuries. Everyone intuitively knows this based on the usage but, every now and then, someone like you thin
889.
by parineum 1y ago
No. Believe it or not, everyone who disagrees with you isn't a shill.
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by parineum 1y ago
> Spent $6+ million fighting California's bag ban through misleading ballot measures "Misleading". 6m is hardly anything in a CA election. The article even agrees, “[The $6.1 million spent by manufacturers] is big money, b
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by parineum 1y ago
> Corporations actively use addiction and psychological manipulation. They're not just passively filling consumer wants. Are you suggesting people have a plastic bag addiction? What exactly are the plastic bag manufacturers doing th
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by parineum 1y ago
Corporations don't do things that people don't want to pay for. The entire purpose of their existence is to provide products to customers that want them. The miraculous thing is people eschewing responsibility by putting blaming t
893.
by parineum 1y ago
It's not meaningless, it's just overly broad to the point of uselessness. You may as well be saying that reality has nothing to do with consciousness which is obviously untrue unless you're implying some kind of metaphysics.
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by parineum 1y ago
That's not really a retort, unless the question in the comments is different than my comment. 11,000 years of data doesn't give you any meaningful data unless you can show that this _never_ happened in the past. 40 years is the am
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by parineum 1y ago
> But dont dismis climate science that easily. When did I do that? This could easily be a 99% phenomenon and it's easily possible to not have seen this happen. If it happens next year, I'll be concerned, if it happens the follo
896.
by parineum 1y ago
40 years of data for something that happens once a year is how many events?
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by parineum 1y ago
> The record he helps maintain shows the upwelling has taken place annually for at least 40 years... 40 data points isn't a lot.
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by parineum 1y ago
Can you believe that companies would ask people to do things they normally wouldn't in exchange for money!? These types of articles always have an elitist view of the workers hired. That's a big source of the right (in the US) des
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by parineum 1y ago
You'd have to recreate your validation if you trained your model on it every iteration and then they wouldn't be consistent enough to show any trends
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by parineum 1y ago
That's a pretty strong statement considering both facts that quantum mechanics affects everything and sentience is not understood.

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