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by scrubs 1y ago
@danaris hey get with the program. The morons in congress have pissed way the last 30 years in the kind of bs you give above. Nobody cares anymore. Who has edge or where the edge is between the two parties.. nobody cares. Whether one sides
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by scrubs 1y ago
You gotta it: congress always always takes theirs first and off the top.
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by scrubs 1y ago
If my mother or other older people i know who need Medicare, medicaid, ssn, snap lose it or see huge increases while taxes are reduced for the top 5% while trump enriches himself while congress remains paid and insured ... I'm gonna h
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by scrubs 1y ago
Agree! Talk about bold leadership ... talk about classing this dump up ... /s
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by scrubs 1y ago
Nobody said nuclear. Escalate in kind. For every Russian screw up punish 2x; for every good russian thing respond with good 1x. It's worth noting Russian politicians and tv idiots like to talk s** about nuclear ... I don't think t
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by scrubs 1y ago
(Violins playing) and now what?
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by scrubs 1y ago
Gilligan's Island reference and analogy for competence ... well done! hilarious & original. I'm borrowing that.
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by scrubs 1y ago
Not bad ... now i did reflexively cough at the implied need to get something, anything outside there - sounds political for show - but ok i get it. Thanks for the post!
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by scrubs 1y ago
Uh no ... the perspective of corporate businessman does not trivially or with difficulty translate to goverment statesman more so in the legislative branch. I reject the implied inevitability of your statement. A nice read of your claim is
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by scrubs 1y ago
Common sense unit? Cups of coffee needed to complete work.
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by scrubs 1y ago
Thank you for chart. I will reassess real income gains. I'd be lovely to have a chart on housing/rent, healthcare, and higher education to see if people had both higher income and expenses. Global trade as made consumer prices com
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by scrubs 1y ago
I like your focus on middle class. That is if we're viewing h1b as an input we ought to eval based on what's good for the middle class. I don't quite agree that much with causes: high housing, Healthcare & med bankruptcy,
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by scrubs 1y ago
I do wonder ... I run ubuntu ocular t2 on a macpro '16... everytime I accidentally close the lid the laptop becomes unresponsive. I have to cycle power which usually then needs a manual fsck before it can boot normally.
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by scrubs 1y ago
Having watched Israel deal with their neighbors since the 80s, I am generally inclined to give the benefit of doubt to Israel. However over the last 5 years my attitude has changed. Israel and the Palestinians (focus esp on Palestinian kids
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by scrubs 1y ago
Been there twice. Immaculate. Spendid. Unique. Character. Barcelona is an outstanding place to visit.
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by scrubs 1y ago
"Anti-religions will teach the opposite: to glue ourselves to shiny things, to lose ourselves in desires and to marvel at the depths of demonic thought" I'd be rare though possible (maybe Bertrand Russell as an example) to ha
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by scrubs 1y ago
Generated files are noise. Newer languages builds have built in version resolution to resolve dependencies together with smarter ways to reference dependencies without #include. And that's better
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by scrubs 1y ago
I agree -- I've been at it long enough -- cmake etc makes stuff pretty darn easy. But in industrial settings where multi groups share and change libs something like debpkg may be used. You add caching and you can go quite deep quickly
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by scrubs 1y ago
Totally agree: what is the objective or payoff to thiel's behavior? As i say above the antichrist was on the way according to my parent's church a bunch of times in the 80s which is obvious twaddle. So either Thiel is a dilletant
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by scrubs 1y ago
I was raised in a fundamentalist evangelical household where speaking in tongues (spirit) and all realted new testament stuff was done. Also involved: the second coming, anti-Christ, books of Daniel and Revelations. They took it literally.
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by scrubs 1y ago
It wouldn't kill for the op to say llm was used btw ... thus not putting readers into a difficult position. Nobody likes being played.
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by scrubs 1y ago
Bingo- post to hn ... you'll get per review. Thats the deal.
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by scrubs 1y ago
Death? cryOfUprising? Why be weird? Is the article supposed to communicate something or is it an entry in the author's personal diary that got out? Sheesh. ... I know language profs try hard to teach people to write. It wouldn't k
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by scrubs 1y ago
I hear you on China loud and clear, however the balance of focus must be on us, the US, not shooting ourself in the face anymore. Debt, current account deficit, and interest payments have got to get in order. Our house needs to get in order
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by scrubs 1y ago
Aeschylus is a great greek poet. For our purposes here I might advocate for Jung (paraphrasing from memory) In the end there is no going forward in the current context; there are no solutions there. It requires renewed vigor to move to a hi
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by scrubs 1y ago
Right in absolute terms capitalism is fine. What's not fine? Corporate control without commensurate accountability at a corporate and personal level MDs and above; the fact that since Ragean corporate control has been in the ascendancy
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by scrubs 1y ago
Great article. Informative and well written.
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by scrubs 1y ago
As much as I hate to admit the Russian government being right about anything (when they are in fact) I've heard that Putin called Trump the American Gorbachev. I regret to say there is truth in that. If Gorbachev leaned (for a brief ti
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by scrubs 1y ago
Yah crypto has an ocd obsession with cash, usd, and actually valuable stuff like gov backed bonds. If crypto thought for a femto second they couldn't get the above crypto would self dissolve in 10 mins. These are the ends, the only end
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by scrubs 1y ago
Shareholders and boards ... are either weak or falsely believe they have no other options. C'mon corporate america: where's the business sense?

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