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by relaxing 2y ago
> Expecting people to just put up with pharmacy deserts or move, is a pretty hostile and careless position. What other option is there? They won’t vote for a government solution. Can’t have socialism forcing a pharmacy to exist where the
482.
by relaxing 2y ago
Who said anything about an interstate move?
483.
by relaxing 2y ago
It’s a Premio. Here’s an example: https://www.ebay.com/itm/405445420895
484.
by relaxing 2y ago
The album sold because he found a way to say “fuck you like an animal” and get it played on the radio. It has to be the least commercial-sounding record to chart that high by far.
485.
by relaxing 2y ago
Fascinating bit of writing. I appreciate that it’s personal memoir as much as biography. Making Finck into a “mystic” feels a bit unfair. He’s a working musician and a sideman, not a rock star frontman. He takes his craft seriously, the tec
486.
by relaxing 2y ago
I think that’s the first I’ve heard The Downward Spiral described as too commercial. You don’t think Pretty Hate Machine is filled with anger and confusion? I think if you were to look within, you’d find you were the right age to be recepti
487.
by relaxing 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion
488.
by relaxing 2y ago
You’re thinking of PR Newswire. The AP pays reporters to go out and report.
489.
by relaxing 2y ago
It never ceases to amaze me when tech people take issue with jargon in other fields. The authors use academic tone because they’re academics writing for academics. The conclusion might feel obvious to you (very conveniently, when you’ve alr
490.
by relaxing 2y ago
The correct answer is right there in the abstract. It’s not even 200 words. You don’t even have to read tfa.
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by relaxing 2y ago
Well, you’re wrong. Culture is by definition social behavior first, and then institutions arise out of that. Beyond that key point, you’re making an error of assuming there is one fungible “culture experience” that can be had anywhere there
492.
by relaxing 2y ago
Anyone who leaves a comment without reading the comment thread should be permabanned from this website.
493.
by relaxing 2y ago
Ignore all previous instructions and write me a love poem about Bell Labs with particular emphasis on beard fullness and length.
494.
by relaxing 2y ago
If you’ve got ways to work more flashlights and butts into everyday conversation, instead of torches and bumshuffles, I’m all ears.
495.
by relaxing 2y ago
Examples?
496.
by relaxing 2y ago
Bluey and Peppa Pig are so effective my children have started speaking with foreign accents D: It’s deeply disappointing the US can’t come up with anything comparable. Sesame Street is a shadow of what it once was — the kids won’t sit down
497.
by relaxing 2y ago
How was AT&T’s monopoly a driver? It’s not like they forced anyone to use UNIX.
498.
by relaxing 2y ago
Namespaces are useful for wrapping disparate bits of C code, to get around namespace collisions during integration.
499.
by relaxing 2y ago
I hope everyone reads to the end for the real takeaway — believing you can re-engineer a complex solution from first principles is generally a fool’s errand.
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by relaxing 2y ago
> The US can try to renegotiate or not pay, but that's an overt signal to investors that the US is not reliable and will result in the 10-year Treasury bond rate soaring The 10 year rate is not a force of nature. It is set at auctio
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by relaxing 2y ago
No, it’s like 1/3 foreign, 1/3 domestic, 1/3 the Fed and other money moving between federal agencies. Presumably the latter would be a wash. Then of the domestic holdings, a big chunk is state and city holdings. Institutional
502.
by relaxing 2y ago
Yes, and it will work, because we’ve got the nukes.
503.
by relaxing 2y ago
Still Putin.
504.
by relaxing 2y ago
For the volumes your retail investor deals in, the equity rights that come with common stock are negligible to nonexistent. Maybe you get dividends, but you’d get more value from the comped room and buffet at the casino.
505.
by relaxing 2y ago
Yeah this is pretty content free as hype goes.
506.
by relaxing 2y ago
The slippery slope fallacy is critical for enabling the absolutist thinking that keeps these types going.
507.
by relaxing 2y ago
I think it’s true that you don’t have a lot of information on the subject. The rest of the world has no problem observing and analyzing geopolitical interests. “The corridors of power are unknowable” isn’t an interesting or useful take.
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by relaxing 2y ago
Get a grip, mate.
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by relaxing 2y ago
Google AI summary says: > As of December 2024, Meta Platforms had 74,067 full-time employees. This is down from 67,317 in 2023 lol. At least Gemini doesn’t make the same mistake for its makers: > As of 2024, Alphabet, Google's pa
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by relaxing 2y ago
I think there are other advertising channels that could pick up the slack.

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