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Fremont is definitely its own thing which can really charming, but covid + the natural aging process definitely hit them hard. Just a decade ago Fremont was a kind of cultural retirement community for the professional class in their 30s and
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Some of it is that H1-Bs can’t be founders and startups usually can’t secure visas, and Seattle is a smaller population overall with fewer developers coming from the metro area. The Bay Area and NY have some of the best STEM schools in the
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South Lake Union, West Seattle, and Bellevue must be the totality of your experience. Go up the hill and you’ll find a lively scene till about 3am year round, head downtown and you’ll see a dozen cultural events a week. I’m blown away by ho
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A text being objectively measurable as aggressive is a very different supposition than a text being subjectively, contextually aggressive. It's fair to say that usually if the board isn't obfuscating or outright lying in their ann
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Where Are the AI Skepticism Stories?
(freddiedeboer.substack.com)
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When you look at the written word and find yourself consistently imputing clear intent which is hostile, aggressive, sarcastic, and demeaning which no one else but you sees, a thoughtful person would begin to introspect.
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Anyone who wants to change the legal system to deliver a specific outcome instead of follow a specific process is always going to be my enemy. I would be happy to die for habeas corpus, the right to face your accuser, the right to a trial b
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I would disagree in very strong terms. The entire economic, legal, and taxation system of the US are organized in a certain way that's only a couple of hundred years old. Returning some money to some tenants as a one-off and restrictin
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This approach is at odds with rule of law and historically has not redressed injustices but rather created societies where power is even more concentrated and even less accountable. The primary purpose of any and all reparations rhetoric in
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On Jezebel's comment section you would have been banned for asking this impertinent question. Obviously they're unprepared to respond with anything resembling evidence for their claims and will repeat it elsewhere rather than enga
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You've missed the context that the "shoe" in the metaphor is the act of justifying politically motivated censorship by referencing public safety. Obviously bomb threats aren't protected speech and I've yet to see an
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Having lived in a few countries without freedom of speech and freedom of press, this article looks extremely familiar. The basic line of argument is that a blogger/journalist/gadfly may not have done anything but amplify existing
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You seem to be describing a theoretical model which doesn't fit with an empirical description of the events of the last 15 years of the banking sector in the US. It's an interesting premise for a work of fiction or as a descriptio
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I appreciate you clarifying your points where they were proscriptive rather than descriptive, it is certainly a common civc intention of government and a persistent ideal of governance. In a previous era from 1890-1910, the purpose of "
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> "Government" is about designing a system of different people, doing different jobs, doing different checks and balances against each other. This definition of government from an 8th grade civics textbook is an extraordinary c
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The only idea that could be worse is having a multitude of private lending entities that collect almost all the profits backed by only one public entity that's stuck with almost all of the risk. A marxist might call it "dictatorsh
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I think it's really demoralizing to people who cherish free speech and the sharing of knowledge to see these inflammatory insinuations. Suggesting a moderator act to censor discussion in an attempt to limit the spread of the work of Ir