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by satisfaction 6y ago
Thanks for saying this. In one case we set a moral example by agreeing to let China and Co. sell us cheap disposable goods with the explicit goal of lifting their farming class out of poverty. We did this at the expense of millions upon mil
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by satisfaction 6y ago
I listened to a national news correspondent say, "...are not being censored they are just cleaning things up...". It's "cleaning things up" when the result benefits your cause but censorship when it harms your cause
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by satisfaction 6y ago
My home was built in 1927, I would never retro-fit with a system like this.
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by satisfaction 6y ago
If you earned it then defending it or bragging about it may not make everyone feel great but that is fine in my opinion. When I see a rich person enjoying what they worked for I don't feel any type of way. What someone else does with t
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by satisfaction 6y ago
If you use your laptop as mostly a youtube machine or a social media station then yes, the described problems are not a big deal, in fact they are probably beneficial to your well-being. But if you use your laptop to earn a living, that can
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by satisfaction 6y ago
> rare, very long, simple in this context those are simply weasel words in my opinion
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by satisfaction 6y ago
They would then have to redefine income. many of these ceos are not paid salaries, they use more creative vehicles.
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by satisfaction 6y ago
Would you claim that European rich groups don't toss their weight around?
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by satisfaction 6y ago
The important question is when does it end, the economists that promoted globalization have come forward and admitted that it hurt the US more than planned. Does it only end when the US population is in the state that the poor Chinese, et a
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by satisfaction 6y ago
I think it's more likely that younger people eventually just stop buying property, massively reducing current property owners ability to sell their homes, and as we know, an asset is only worth what someone will pay and if no one will
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by satisfaction 6y ago
Has the noisy neighbor been solved when running serverless?
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by satisfaction 6y ago
Then just give up and spread your cheeks forever.
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by satisfaction 6y ago
No news on Threadripper?
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by satisfaction 6y ago
I've been waiting for DDR5, I knew it was coming and my PC runs the games I play just fine on DDR3. I do have a Thinkpad p51 that has Xeon/DDR4, so I didn't completely skip DDR4.
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by satisfaction 6y ago
Same here, I'm running an FX-8370 and DDR3 now, going to build a Threadripper + DDR5 late next year, hopefully.
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by satisfaction 6y ago
The Putin Gang seems to rely heavily on fake election results. Simply need to reverse-corrupt the small group of individuals that collate the ballots and the small group of media bosses who disseminate the results. That might be a start.
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by satisfaction 6y ago
I just assumed everyone who read this would understand that revolution is hard, dirty, and complicated. But unless those corrupt countries are to be surrendered forever, what I said is the actual solution: someone smart and resourceful enou
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by satisfaction 6y ago
You shouldn't escape, you should find a way to change it from the inside.
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by satisfaction 6y ago
Indians don't practice caste system because caste system exists, caste system exist because Indians want to practice caste system. You really think they don't game the visa system?
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by satisfaction 6y ago
He would call the new single party in control libertarian socialists. Currently the Democratic party is closest to that dream vision. Clearly the shortest path to a country ruled by libertarian socialists is to empower the current democrati
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by satisfaction 6y ago
This is how is should be.
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by satisfaction 6y ago
No I would not be happy. What I was thinking was: How does who I text help with in person contact tracing. If I text my High School buddy in california how does that help determine who I came in contact with if I were later diagnosed with C
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by satisfaction 6y ago
Congress would not listen to him if he locked himself in the oval office. It would be pointless. Even if he has a few guys with guns stick with him, I think the congress would order the capital police to remove him, at that point he would n
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by satisfaction 6y ago
I've watched several of his recent interviews, he is clearly entered a period of accelerated aging and having trouble putting coherent thoughts together, a la biden, trump et al. But to your point, yes, he wants civil war OR any scenar
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by satisfaction 6y ago
Why does who I text have anything to do with who I was close to in person?
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by satisfaction 6y ago
Capitalism is not the problem, the problem is that people continue to do business with companies that operate with disregard for the long term consequences of their business practices.
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by satisfaction 6y ago
In my life my perceived productivity drops when I'm assigned many projects, each one takes more calendar days because I have to make progress on multiple fronts, switching time, multiple more meetings with PMs and stakeholders per week
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by satisfaction 6y ago
OH come on, I'm sure you can imagine the complexity of digging grows as the depth grows. the first meter would cost 100$ the second 150$, the 3rd 200$, the fourth 500$ the fifth 550$, the sixth 600$, etc.
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by satisfaction 6y ago
They are grateful that they do not have to pay for childcare and can continue to work. Many people can't afford a full-time babysitter. Their choices might be: send kid to school and continue to work OR keep kid home and not work while
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by satisfaction 6y ago
I think it would be possible to think of this in terms of complexity theory, for N case statements to you would possibly have to check 2N locations for assignment. I wonder if you could do parallel assignment: var1 = case = var2

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