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by pie420 2y ago
Every engine that america was buying from Russia was not ending up in China. Massive national defense win.
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by pie420 2y ago
What's wrong with NATO expanding? It's a voluntary organization that protects member states from aggressors? It's like saying a shelter for abused women is also somehow partially responsible for domestic abuse... One side is
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by pie420 2y ago
of course it does. you steal 20 deoderant sticks, 3 jugs of laundry detergent, 6 packs of gillete razors, and a couple of 12 packs of RX Bars, and you can fence that for $60-80 in SF. You can easily do a couple of fencing runs a day. conser
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by pie420 2y ago
good
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by pie420 2y ago
hopefully this time, the DOJ is not merciful and breaks Microsoft into 3-4 different entities.
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by pie420 2y ago
Storage is not an issue. It's been solved for decades. In fact, energy storage is amazing and cheap now, thanks to smartphones and EVs. You can buy consumer level batteries for very very cheap.
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by pie420 2y ago
Government employee Palmer???
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by pie420 2y ago
If I murder 2 people and reveal that john murdered 22 people and Bob murdered 36 people, does that mean I get to skip trial because I revealed bigger crimes? Sometimes, if I can get a plea deal, but this was not the case, so what is the pro
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by pie420 2y ago
it is the same model. in order to buy a birkin you need to buy tens of thousands of dollars of less desireable Hermes product.
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by pie420 2y ago
first airbnb, and now this, you love to see it. hopefully banning all gambling is next
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by pie420 2y ago
luckily, we have hundreds of millions of 6 year olds addicted to reddit who will answer whatever question you might have.
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by pie420 2y ago
In 30 years the cost of solar panels+batteries will have fallen so low that power will be the least important part of any manufacturing process. In fact, it already is for everything but the most commodified, low margin products, things tha
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by pie420 2y ago
nice to see a small studio seeing massive success and also resisting the urge to over-monetize and compromise quality. Takes a lot of discipline to say no tens of millions of dollars today
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by pie420 2y ago
VR porn
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by pie420 2y ago
The firebombing of tokyo killed 200K people, more than both nukes. the firebombing was an attempt to end the war via conventional means and it did nothing to weaken japanese resolve. The reason hiroshima and nagasaki (small cities) were cho
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by pie420 2y ago
if the line gets long enough, it allows other companies to compete with Nvidia and creates a healthier, more competitive market, in the same way AMD has made intel a more honest, fairer, less price-gouging company. Competition is the entire
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by pie420 2y ago
all of the companies you listed except Huawei are in american colonies
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by pie420 2y ago
Hey Siri, how much do 10 torpedoes cost the US government to build and deliver?
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by pie420 2y ago
Why are you talking as if this "could exist"? It already exists in almost every EV...
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by pie420 2y ago
Heroin for kids! NOTIFICATIONS NOTIFICATIONS TECH TECH START THEM EARLY QUANTIFY EVERYTHING RECORD EVERYTHING CONNECT EVERYTHING
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by pie420 2y ago
Who can pull those kinds of strings? Dog, the CIA is tremendously powerful, and the bahamas are as powerful as a mid-sized town in iowa. whatever america wants, it gets from countries subject to the monroe doctrine.
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by pie420 2y ago
This is every military in the history of the world.
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by pie420 2y ago
The vast majority of the USSR factories were funded by american cash. Without the US, Germany wins WW2 handily. Without the USSR, the united states drops nukes on berlin in 1946 and handily wins ww2 by 1947.
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by pie420 2y ago
They figured this out ages ago. this is why you see billboards and ads that simply feature a large logo. The next time you are in the store the primed neurons activate and humans are drawn towards the logos that they have been exposed to
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by pie420 2y ago
I am also selling myself for $1B
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by pie420 2y ago
America was only pro-Free Market when they controlled the global economy. Now that there are other competing markets, we will see so many more tariffs and trade wars. Free Market economics only work in your favor when you are the sole super
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by pie420 2y ago
small nuclear power plant would be the first thing sent to mars, or many arrays of solar cells. then pods of batteries, then construction materials, then equipment, then humans. realistically, the assembly could be done remotely, and you wo
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by pie420 2y ago
there has been tons of progress made, just for shareholders, not users of the actual technology. SaaSification, subscriptions, weaponized feature tiers, emotional manipulation. We are living in the golden age of marketing, sales, and consum
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by pie420 2y ago
based on the definition of what a security and what a commodity, it should be abundantly clear to anyone over the age of 5 what crypto falls under: Commodities are consumable goods that get transformed through usage in industrial or commerc
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by pie420 2y ago
Let’s not control others. If people want to use lead paint, let them. Let’s not control others. If people want to use leaded gasoline, let them. Let’s not control others. If people want to build with asbestos, let them. Let’s not control ot

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