shigawire

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by shigawire 1y ago
I simply believe he'd be too stupid to execute any sort of Manchurian candidate plot. Letting him follow his capricious, ruinous whims is more advantageous for adversaries anyway.
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by shigawire 1y ago
To add, the idea that there tariffs in any way reflect neoliberal orthodoxy is bizarre as well. They are the antithesis for neoliberal free trade economics.
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by shigawire 1y ago
What's the purpose of posting AI slop here? If anyone is interested we can all generate this sort of useless output ourselves
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by shigawire 1y ago
Build the refiners next to your house then. There's a happy medium where we scaled back regulations to allow enough production, but don't pretend there won't be losers from that.
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by shigawire 1y ago
Even more confusingly, in casual speech I'd probably respond to that question in English like, "yeah, no I didn't go" or conversely "no, yeah I did end up going"
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by shigawire 1y ago
I'd say it is more because "Orange man says we are bad at X, but only he can make X great again™". People start believing we can't do anything at all.
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by shigawire 1y ago
>These policies also affect wealthy individuals and wealthy individuals want to be healthy (I assume). They get to move to whatever enclave they want and buy expensive RO filters. Or, they don't believe in science broadly and believ
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by shigawire 1y ago
>that they think that the harm is being exaggerated and that the actual, non-exaggerated degree of harm does not justify putting restrictions on business and commerce I struggle to find a topic where they don't think this. It seems
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by shigawire 1y ago
As a democratic voter I don't like this either. I vote because I want rule of law. It's not as clear cut to me that discarding rule of law to beat the GOP is the best option. There is a chance they can be defeated without undermin
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by shigawire 1y ago
My employer has never allowed remote work and likely never will. They have private offices for all developers and insist on the unmeasurable value of in person work. I don't love it, but I at least respect they are upfront about it and
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by shigawire 1y ago
How and why?
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by shigawire 1y ago
Unnecessary, this administration destroys R&D funding on its own.
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by shigawire 1y ago
Memecoins as art? I count myself fortunate to have not been subjected to that line of thought until now.
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by shigawire 1y ago
This does not scale. If you have eccentric sure it's fine. If you have millions it degrades the experience and is impossible to moderate.
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by shigawire 1y ago
In my experience, there has been a widespread decline in how customers treat service personnel. There is just a widespread kindness gap in our society.
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by shigawire 1y ago
It's a big tent, good luck getting agreement on what football we should be kicking.
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by shigawire 1y ago
It's hard to be safe when you are snatching random people off the street without identifying as law enforcement. Especially in a country this armed.
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by shigawire 1y ago
Those problems might be more tractable if all of our best and brightest were working on them.
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by shigawire 1y ago
He could, but he's more focused on decreasing vaccine usage.
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by shigawire 1y ago
For what it's worth, they are working on a bunch of store redesigns to incentivize people to stay in stores. It probably hasn't hit your area yet. All that said, I do think it is a sorry state when Starbucks is the only/best
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by shigawire 1y ago
The electronic system often benefits complex patients more than someone like you. All your relevant history could fit on a few pages. But if you have many illnesses, medications, and unclear causes - then having all the data documented and
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by shigawire 1y ago
As the article points out, there is a huge market for selling these tools. And this is a forum of many developers. When there is no actual code or full explanation of how the vibe coding process works, it seems like a straight up ad with no
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by shigawire 1y ago
There is some consideration for other patients who may die due to not getting an MRI in the meantime
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by shigawire 1y ago
It's just about going outside your expertise. There's some things I know a bit about... But if I was spouting off about skydiving when I know little about it, that makes me an asshole. Especially, to extend the metaphor, if I was
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by shigawire 1y ago
>Even Elon I think that is the wrong framing. I'd be more surprised if someone with no real government experience has much success with that venture. I'd rather have someone with years and years of experience with DoD budgets a
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by shigawire 1y ago
>neoliberal homogeneity route I'm not sure how Japan is not neoliberal or how this label relates to their culture. I think you are conflating neoliberalism with western pop culture more broadly?
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by shigawire 1y ago
>because that's what health "experts" say we need to do. You remain unconvinced that vegetables are good for you?
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by shigawire 1y ago
Doublethink
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by shigawire 1y ago
If you drink it all the time you are used to the taste. At least that's how it is for me
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by shigawire 1y ago
The brand of neoliberalism where the fox sets up shop in the henhouse does not work. State spending is not a panacea.

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