squibonpig

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by squibonpig 5mo ago
That's pretty dumb
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by squibonpig 5mo ago
Well, the consumers will be the ones paying. I don't disagree with the premise though.
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by squibonpig 5mo ago
Either this is ragebait or you're arrogant. Congrats on being a super smart hard worker or whatever you're so proud of. More interested in shitting on people to feel superior than understanding where they're at.
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by squibonpig 5mo ago
They want to make money from the tickets
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
It's gonna be really sad in 10-15 years when all the sc bros are hustling and grindsetting their dreams away.
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
Who cares? What's the point in inaction? I respect someone who does something stupid more than someone who is too afraid to.
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
No not my question. Sorry if it was unclear. I'm trying to understand how you're thinking about this. The question is "are there numbers x and y for which it's good that x number of people who would otherwise go hungry e
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
Yeah but like what if they're sorta embellishing it or just lying? That's the issue with not being reproducible.
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
That's not true. If any company loses revenue is has a lot of places to dump that loss. One is shrinking profit margins, another is raising prices, and another is lowering operating costs like labor, but also pulling lower-margin items
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
Very cool as a demo. I tried something information-dense, a poker pre-flop chart for a specific stack depth (40BB BTN vs UTG rfi) and it was about what I expected. It doesn't even resemble a poker chart and there's no salvageable
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
Yeah but like it's fine if two people use a flipper zero to get cheaper groceries. That's not actually a bad thing.
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
Grocery is a big industry. What's shadowy about it?
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
I saw in the article that male pattern baldness became way less common over the studied period. Their definition of "way less" was 1-2%. Even if it wasn't the case that, lacking natural weapons, generalizable cognitive facult
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
Corporate speak sounds like AI and vise versa though I don't think this concern makes sense.
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
>That’s not just one leak investigation—it’s access to a reporter’s complete source network, enabled by biometric convenience features. Really nice to see that everything is AI generated now!
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
I don't understand the question
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
Nope?
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
I figure a big issue is you still need to move all of that displaced rock and earth out of the way
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
Human cooperation is another survival strategy, and a very effective one when achievable. Peace in no way disagrees with what you said, anymore than plant cooperation with bacteria is a counterexample.
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
Asymmetric warfare shouldn't be measured on the metrics of conventional warfare. Iran can continue to cause enormous economic pain for the world without any of that.
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
What if I say I don't want to accumulate power in either of those places?
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
As I understand it in most cases they have enormous wealth disparities, so like the rich in Dubai have pampered tourist experiences but there's also serious issues with like lacking basic sewer infrastructure for ordinary people.
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
Stopping the world's resources from being controlled and directed by a tiny fraction of its population isn't the plot of Harrison Bergeron
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
"taking a side is willful ignorance" So is "neutrality." Neutrality is at best just a third perspective obtained through distance. A foreigner who reports on an ethnic genocide can in many cases be neutral because they&#
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by squibonpig 6mo ago
Astronauts aren't exactly the elite honestly. The elite would rather the money went to oil companies or something.
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by squibonpig 7mo ago
Not arguing for planned economies exactly but we now have computers on a different level. Amazon, walmart, etc. are all incredibly massive logistics systems that function a lot like planned economies. These are only possible with modern tec
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by squibonpig 7mo ago
Buddy
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by squibonpig 7mo ago
Wow, I didn't know that. Fucked to think they may have done it on purpose. Sheesh, thanks for finding that
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by squibonpig 7mo ago
Israel has a track record with the coincidentally anti-journalist ordinance. At some point you land a coin on heads twenty times and have to think maybe the coin is weighted.
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by squibonpig 7mo ago
Prove the claim that multiple children of Iranian leadership attended the school.

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