psychlops

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by psychlops 2y ago
> The price would drop dramatically. Aaaaand, that's why they aren't modular. Take a look at something with obvious common parts like a side mirror. They are all intentionally designed adding special shapes to make them as un
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by psychlops 2y ago
Close, but inflation also makes Americans poorer. Global asset holders (US included) are just fine as the dollar cost simply rises against the asset. Holders of dollars will lose value. Holders of dollar denominated debt (mortgages) are
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by psychlops 2y ago
This seems like an easily corruptible idea. For example, who measures the negative externalities? Certainly there are many, also certain is the ambiguity in measurement. Plenty of ways to game the system and for the system to play favori
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by psychlops 2y ago
2023 which was the peak had homocides at 14,244. https://www.statista.com/statistics/249803/number-of-homicid...
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by psychlops 2y ago
I thought the same, I wasn't going to feed the troll so remained silent.
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by psychlops 2y ago
I thought that number was conservative. I was hiring at 1/2 and 1/3.
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by psychlops 2y ago
Hah! So true! Thanks for that, I'll try to keep the mud off my shoes as well.
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by psychlops 2y ago
Whataboutism also has its own wikipedia page where it doesn't make such a distinction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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by psychlops 2y ago
I read the title and thought the article was about Japanese gamer culture.
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by psychlops 2y ago
I support free speech, you may call people what you like. As you say, people see it for what it was and voted that way yesterday. I do find it implausible (even radical) that the majority of people in America support a coup attempt and fi
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by psychlops 2y ago
I'd suggest that the majority of people rejected that claim last night.
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by psychlops 2y ago
> I guess that shows our collective feeling toward democracy. It doesn't, it shows a majority reject major narratives that have been used. Part of that rejection of the idea that an authoritarian regime just came to power. If you a
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by psychlops 2y ago
I'd suggest prices are higher 1) because they are printing money creating the illusion of wealth 2) other countries are printing money at a faster rate 3) prices on everything are high so might as well invest in the stock market 4) the
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by psychlops 2y ago
It's become evident that Cheney's will wear whichever color funds more war.
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by psychlops 2y ago
I didn't understand the focus on abortion as an issue for people. It's a legislative problem after Roe was overturned and it's not clear to me what the presidency would do to change that other than asking the other branches
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by psychlops 2y ago
Aren't wildfires a natural part of the ecosystem in CA?
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by psychlops 2y ago
Wait til you try the other systems....
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by psychlops 2y ago
It's good to have some sort of communication during a disaster. There are many solutions, but you do not really have a reason to have AM legislated into a car.
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by psychlops 2y ago
That depends on how much a dollar is worth when they start the projects.
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by psychlops 2y ago
Objectively unethical, subjectively criminal activity. In 2016, it was unregulated software code during a "code is law" mentality. The regulatory agencies hadn't caught up (the IRS had laid claim in 2014 then revised in 201
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by psychlops 2y ago
No, we cryptocurrency people don't agree. It's actually hard to get them to agree on anything. Even whether it should be under state control or not. Labelling the ethereum fork (I assume you are speaking of the DAO) as criminal
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by psychlops 2y ago
The internet isn't always the bogeyman, the last assassin was radicalized by mass media.
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by psychlops 2y ago
Perfect is the enemy of the good.
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by psychlops 2y ago
Out of curiosity, how is this "much worse" than a breached honeypot of DNA information?
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by psychlops 2y ago
How would that avoid PII? One assumes there would need to be an email address to recover that account, and that would likely link to every single detail about the owner.
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by psychlops 2y ago
Or if they have aggressive regenerative braking on their cars.
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by psychlops 2y ago
For those in NJ, I can recommend this place: https://www.rongrosinger.com/welding-101-sign-up/electric-ve... I took his class and Ron is great. Sharp, curious and an entertaining teacher.
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by psychlops 2y ago
Cheap gas allows the cars to get bigger. Seems like the market has filled the gap as one might expect?
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by psychlops 2y ago
Al Jazeera can't be used so you cite....Instagram?
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by psychlops 2y ago
So many think legal = moral. While they frequently coincide, they must always be viewed critically.

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