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strangesmells02
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strangesmells02
3y ago
Does anyone care about 4k? Ive been using either 720 or 1080p for years and never had an issue
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strangesmells02
3y ago
why do you say this? not disagreeing just curious why you're thinking that?
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strangesmells02
3y ago
Chonky boy Telescope Telescope AF Oh lawd he comin
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strangesmells02
3y ago
> anonymized data to people who have agreed to submit for research Seems fine to me?
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strangesmells02
3y ago
He didn't pay 44 billion for Twitter. He paid 44 billion to restore free speech. I think his cause is more noble than sheer capitalism Edit: down vote and hate all you want... mark my words .. Elon is going to go down in history as a v
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That's the cost of free speech apparently. Elon's cause is more noble than sheer capitalism. Advertisers don't want to be on a platform that allows honest, open communication. A sterile non-controversial platform is much safe
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strangesmells02
3y ago
I tried to get a job working for the New York times tech department they treated me like absolute ass. Glad they're getting ripped off.
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3y ago
I'm always struggled with these types of people who think they're better than you and expect you to treat them as such. The weird part is if you show them up or prove that you're better than them in some way they become extre
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strangesmells02
3y ago
Caste is an accurate word to describe it.
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strangesmells02
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Its out of this world bad. Like every job after a day has hundreds of applicants according to LinkedIn. Online applying seems to be shooting the rez into the void
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strangesmells02
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Im seniorish. Got about a decade in the tech industry.
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strangesmells02
3y ago
One company down...the entire rest of the tech industry to go. As an over 40 the job search is grim
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strangesmells02
3y ago
These current politicians are continuing to skyrocket the national debt. I don't have to vote for new politicians. I just have to wait for the dollar to collapse.
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strangesmells02
3y ago
World wars are over. Countries have Nukes now.
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strangesmells02
3y ago
showing gratuitous sex scenes is not developing the characters and not developing the plot. is literally just gratuitous clickbait. May have been titillating before PornHub existed, but now it's just a hassle to watch.
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strangesmells02
3y ago
and taxi driver
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strangesmells02
3y ago
> helping a country defend itself from a brutal imperialistic invasion not helping defend democracy?. It's not anything that I'm willing to work a few extra hours a week to pay for.
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3y ago
And it stresses me out just submitting code to github.
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strangesmells02
3y ago
So what? USA is not the world police. If there's no strategic interest or benefit I don't think I should have to work a few extra hours per week to help pay for that war.
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3y ago
> biggest military rival Russia has the economy the size of Italy. Three American states have bigger economies than Russia. Were more advanced than them on every level technologically economically militarily. The only thing they have is
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It's hard evidence that shows European healthcare systems being more effective yet costing much less. European countries have safety nets much more rigorous than the United States. Education is much cheaper in many European countries t
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I don't understand how Russia is considered powerful. Its got an economy the size of Italy. Three US states each have economies larger than Russia. The US is light years ahead of Russia, economically, militarily and technologically.
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3y ago
Russia is not a military threat though. It has an economy the size of Italy. Three US states each have bigger economies than Russia. The US blew past it on every level militarily, technologically, and economically decades ago. It has nukes
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3y ago
Syria, Yemen, Crimea, Darfur, Rwanda...we throw countries to the wolves all the time. In many cases the USA IS the wolf. I think the USA killed half a mil innocent civilians in Iraq part 1 and 2? The people in charge clearly arent hung up
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3y ago
Also a wealth tax is pretty hard to implement itself. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37989924
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Interesting. did not know that. Looks like they possibly destroyed some too back in the 90s?
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I think people come here despite the government. If they wanted a good government they would move to some country in Europe which pays slightly more taxes but they get way more value for it. I don't think the US government is doing a g
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Russia's economy is the size of Italy. The United States would utterly destroy them and any other country (except mayyybe China) in an outright military battle. Like it wouldn't even be close. No help from Ukraine needed. We have
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I disagree. Maybe you've worked in more efficient government agencies, but I've worked in both sides and the private industry groups Ive worked with arent perfect but are massively more efficient.
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strangesmells02
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I haven't seen any evidence showing that Ukraine provides any strategic interest to the United States. I'm open to being wrong if I see any compelling evidence.
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