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by pempem 3y ago
Sure. the question was whether AI will continue to enable mass spying and making the affordability of mass spying a tool humans rely on. They will. It will. We will see that erosion.
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by pempem 3y ago
LMAO Thank you riverflows. I needed that. 1. Unintentional injuries account for 30% of all deaths of teenagers 2. Within that, suicide and homicide are the top two causes 3. Pretty sure its biological not narcissism that makes me want to ma
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by pempem 3y ago
I think it is greyer than this. Joe McCarthy and J. Edgar Hoover, distasteful as they are, I believe acted in what they would claim is good faith. The issue isn't that someone is a bad actor. It is that they believe they are a good
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by pempem 3y ago
Honestly I generally agree with you. I dont even want my kid to have a phone but now that I have a child I am worried about them being able to call me if there is some kind of: - natural disaster - school shooting - third type of personal
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Marshall Fraternity Drug Ring(theguardian.com)
4 points by pempem 3y ago|1 comments
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by pempem 3y ago
“While only 2% of America’s population is involved in fraternities, 80% of Fortune 500 executives, 76% of US senators and congressmen, 85% of supreme court justices, and all but two presidents since 1825 have been fraternity men.” In that v
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by pempem 3y ago
Guess who is busy gutting the folks who do enforcement and de-toothing regulations?
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by pempem 3y ago
Decades do actually pass however and worker protections also take decades to fight for, and put in place. In fact sometimes they take generations. I agree with you about the fear mongering. I also just don't know where all this kind of
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by pempem 3y ago
Some other notes: This graph, in the financial times article about immigration, indicates 5. 5 deaths per million. The growth is horrible and yet the reality is nothing like the one being lived in by the US. Most hackernews posters often
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by pempem 3y ago
I suspect you haven't even begun to think your comment out. The idea that someone who does not presumably know the language, culture, or even where all the landmarks of a city/nation are suddenly start running organized crime is d
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by pempem 3y ago
Which part is elitist? The description or suggesting that paying 60euro for cash is acceptable? Wild.
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by pempem 3y ago
Have you ever discussed that the minimum wage for waitstaff is called the tipped wage, and can + does differ in multiple states from the minimum wage for other work? Here's a very objective source for a simple topic: Tipped employees m
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by pempem 3y ago
I think the order here is B. then A. Historically we haven't see it go the other way
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by pempem 3y ago
I think the poster is saying this sounds like theater. Why are they doing this. Otherwise the paper would be littered with such notices every day.
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by pempem 3y ago
clarified butter poured over salad has a different feel certainly.
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by pempem 3y ago
The number of articles reaching absurdity. Has it always been this way and I am just more aware? 1. People are paid too much 2. No one wants to work 3. They are quiet quitting/lazy girl jobs 4. We have lower unemployment than ever 5.
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by pempem 3y ago
It used to be that rich(er) people would get more supplies than they needed and sell them. It still is.
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by pempem 3y ago
All that will happen is smaller players will be forced out and folks like Essex will be able to stay in longer. The same thing happens in new "luxury" buildings in LA. Poorly constructed, barely occupied, but resets the rent in th
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by pempem 3y ago
How do you even know where the previous poster does live? Nepotism is a staunchly human thing and very much visible in all societies. I grant you that there have been authors suggesting nepotisim is a problem in south america and south&#x2F
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by pempem 3y ago
It also more deeply tracks each individuals movement through the system to a higher level of fidelity than a disposable metro card that was paid with cash.
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by pempem 3y ago
Dark, comedic, and so true! Imagine some kafkaesque effort of bureaucracy
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by pempem 3y ago
Any song from RADWIMPS' album Your Name. prints the character at the pointer location. !!! I am in <3
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by pempem 3y ago
I can't argue against "if you're that good at it". I do know most people lie and they lie a lot. Often at work. If you've ever called in sick, pretended to be thrilled at someone's birthday gift (not family), t
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by pempem 3y ago
Leverage is not defined as something you're interested in. That would be more like a BATNA. Leverage is what someone else believes you're interested in. In the US many jobs post a salary range, which can be not accurate or updat
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by pempem 3y ago
They are just primarily gutted by politicians
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by pempem 3y ago
I very much endorse them as well and so, happily join you.
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by pempem 3y ago
LOL I agree. Let's get the church to pay taxes and return public lands and then I'm happy to chat.
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by pempem 3y ago
+1! And further to your point, if a DA's office keeps arresting people incorrectly, they won't keep that job. The fact that we as a society are not okay with just arresting the wrong person is how we started talking about 'st
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by pempem 3y ago
If you travel to spaces that are "less industrially developed" you will see an incredibly high level of talent. This idea that its just not feasible because it is hard ignores existing architecture that we can date in places like
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by pempem 3y ago
^_^ know any recruiters

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