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by parineum 2mo ago
Like whether you teo were even in the same room watching that movie.
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by parineum 2mo ago
The Chinese government owns half of every Chinese don't they? They've done some pretty horrific things.
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by parineum 2mo ago
> ...even after *being fired* there is *no accountability*
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by parineum 2mo ago
Yes.
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by parineum 2mo ago
Re-read that last sentence.
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by parineum 2mo ago
You think unions shouldn't be looking out for their members? It's not on the unions, it's on the people who hired the officers.
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by parineum 2mo ago
> The people who want to be police officers tend not to be the people everyone else would want to be police officers. It's tiring for good people when everyone they interact with thinks they're the villain.
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by parineum 2mo ago
I fully agree with you but you're leaving out two ongoing costs that are usually in an EV's favor, fuel and maintenance. That probably wouldn't make the difference for a fully paid for vehicle but it can make a substantial di
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by parineum 2mo ago
> This doesn't really make any sense, because the entire point of chiropracty is pain and function improvement. That's a function of massage which has an large overlap with what chiropractors actually do. On the other hand, the
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by parineum 2mo ago
The NAACP claims don't amount to facts.
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by parineum 2mo ago
I've only known one person who went into a trade union but it almost perfectly describes his experience. Right down to having an uncle in the union already.
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by parineum 2mo ago
> Do you need to get it explicitly spelled out for you to realize that the environment and ecosystems everywhere are under extreme stress That's anthropomorphizing. The ecosystem cannot be stressed because it has no natural/goo
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by parineum 2mo ago
Where are you getting the information that it's unauthorized (or needs to be authorized)?
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by parineum 2mo ago
AC power needs it's sine wave aligned or it's very bad. If a huge chunk of inverters all start dumping power onto the grid that isn't synced, things break.
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by parineum 2mo ago
The deficit rose dramatically when someone printed a bunch of money to give to the too-big-to-fail banks. Sure technically the deficit dropped after that but that's like ne saying it's an improvement that I only gambled away my ca
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by parineum 2mo ago
But the debt rose https://s.abcnews.com/images/US/NationalDebt_v02_DP_16843391...
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by parineum 2mo ago
Of the two parties, only one ever even says they want to reduce spending. Neither ever do.
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by parineum 2mo ago
Anything you can measure can be a science.
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by parineum 2mo ago
Ah yes, lie to them and withold information because the public is too stupid to understand. Then, when they don't trust you anymore, throw up your hands and say it's not your fault.
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by parineum 2mo ago
That's a funny thing to say about a place you've obviously not been for 15 seconds. Also, you can swear on whatever you want here. It's the person's choice. You could swear on a copy of hitchiker's guide to the gala
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by parineum 2mo ago
If that were true Hillary Clinton would have been president.
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by parineum 3mo ago
Worse is a value judgement and, in context, the value would be "ability to fly by sight". Is climate change going to make it more difficult to see outside?
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by parineum 3mo ago
GPS is a 3D measurement.
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by parineum 3mo ago
They're publishing machine checkable proofs because that's the only way they, themselves, can check them. They don't understand the math either.
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by parineum 3mo ago
All it costs is significantly more money and less options. If you limit your pool of zigbee devices to just more reputable companies, you'll end up with around the same amount of options as zwave and they'll be reliable but signif
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by parineum 3mo ago
It's nothing special that's not already pretty well known by now. It was seeing how popular loans that were some combination of zero documentation, baloon payments and jumbo loans. People were getting multi-million dollar loans wi
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by parineum 3mo ago
Would you expect someone in the AI industry to predict the collapse of the AI industry? I'm sure there weren't a ton of bankers predicting the mortgage collapse of 2008 but I, a young programmer of mortgage software could see some
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by parineum 3mo ago
Literate has a definition that requires the ability to read and write. The North American native population was, by definition, illiterate. They had no written word. It doesn't mean they were stupid, they obviously picked it up quickly
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by parineum 3mo ago
> shaping the rainforest for centuries without destroying it. More accurately, shaping the rainforest the all dying so the rainforest grows back. They didn't live under the canopy, they cut it down.
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by parineum 3mo ago
Maybe this is reveals more about me than anyone else but the whole usage of dunning-kruger is just another arrow in the quiver for media to talk down to a group that they dismiss because they have different priorities. I find references to

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