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Jordan Peterson, Matt Walsh, Matt Fradd, and a host of other Christians for similar points having in common that they deny transgender sex change.
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The data being insufficient because it focuses on white men only, because that's where we have the earliest data, which is "colonial" and "white supremacist". Who's the mob again?
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4y ago
It's very rational how many individuals are rejecting these trashy products.
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Comparing polio to a flu virus is such a bad straw man. Almost as bad as forcing kids to take a covid vaccine with secret ingredients.
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4y ago
If you are young and healthy and not in contact with elderly or severly sick, there was never any point to take a government mandated vaccine with dubious upbacking, surrounded by lying, and the contents of which have been deemed a military
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By being a free speech platform without the censoring role of an editor, Twitter does not need to care if Qatar is mad about what is written there. If Qatar bans twitter, they ban twitter. What is a "legal assault" and why does Li
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>Elon did quite a bit more than that. He also unbanned american conservatives that had been banned for not agreeing with American progressive ideology, and allowed the majority of workers to take a severance packet. The absolute evil of
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4y ago
You are bringing up a completely different problem that's a whole another case than bloat: bad managers that don't realise that some workers are juggling many problems, not just their own. That is very different to people doing a
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Musk makes leftists lose their shit and all rational functioning, even on Hacker News; that is my reflection.
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Hey, the could actually do something very significant in secret that for some reason, you didn't know anything about! The excuses for bloat here is just mind-boggling, unless reflects that many people on HN are bloaters themselves
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This, in my reflection, is that one insightful comment that should be higher up even it came to late. Twitter userbase did not expand significantly in the last couple of years. Revenue increased. Why did cost increase so much?
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Who's we? I'm laughing at HN know-it-alls predict the imminent collapse of twitter
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CBS came back to *posting after 40 hours [1] [1] https://variety.com/2022/digital/news/cbs-news-resumes-twitt...
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The message to the world right now seems to be that you can fire 90% of SJW/leftist trash staff and the website just runs better. Maybe its time to take a look in the mirror bucko
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I'm appaled at how ignorant you are
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Weird how twitter is running just fine huh
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>Surely an outage is right around the corner. Hahahahahaha
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>Santos says that until Musk’s takeover, Twitter had been “quite responsive” in taking down rule-breaking content that could undermine trust in the election or This is truly horrible. Amazingly, Musk has reached bond-level evil in withi
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4y ago
I take a look at twitter, and there's more activity than ever. Everyone is talking about twitter. Where will users go - parler?
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In Europe where I live - VW, BMW and Mercedes do not have a reliable system of recharging for longer trips. Why they are not working to create that is beyond me.
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This is standard for NYT since a long time back. It's the same owners now that it has been since 1851, and they have always used that power.
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Which many people do not, and here we are.
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> there is no reason why crypto has any value. Given that bitcoin transaction times are nowhere near VISA or cash times, You interchanged crypto with bitcoin, but bitcoin is not all crypto. The value of crypto comes from them being decen
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Literally, if we lived in a literally perfect world none would have to be literally fired either. Yet, here we literally are.
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Sorry, what's PE? /Junior engineer in non-english country
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Have these OO-patterns become less relevant or is it just that they were absolutely standard 20-30 years ago- so that they are old and less relevant only in the perspective of their previous dominance?
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Thank you for the response. Yes I intend to learn and integrate design patterns and OO programming in general so that I can gain some confidence, and maybe later I can finally understand why my software development professor teachers hated
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I am a newly employed engineer and I am assigned to learn Design patterns (the book and all) right as of today. Needless to day, I am very intrigued. Could you expand what you mean by too far, beyond over-applying the patterns?
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All those accounts are now suspended or removed, one is private; what was your point again?
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The ones who have been striking down conservatives, christians and every one else that does not agree with California-level progressive values.
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