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by supergirl 5y ago
highly unpopular opinion. NATO does have its share of blame for this escalation. they did it on purpose I would bet, to finally defeat Russia through a difficult war, without even losing 1 soldier. NATO was formed exactly for the purpose of
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by supergirl 5y ago
it’s not ukraine though. it’s the whole west against russia. the only thing the west is not doing is sending soldiers. they do everything else: cyber ops, propaganda, sending intelligence, etc
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by supergirl 5y ago
just like my tax money was used to invade iraq and syria
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by supergirl 5y ago
don’t need propaganda here
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by supergirl 5y ago
we'll fix all these gender inequality problems once parents stop making such a big deal about gender. girls are not respected because they are raised to be shiny princesses with no real power while boys often have violence issue as in
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by supergirl 5y ago
I doubt this is as popular as people thing it is. what's the logic of it? the problem is people forget to check before opening the door right? so the same people will just forget to use this uncomfortable "technique".
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by supergirl 5y ago
not surprised. the guy is a giant sexist according to his ex wife.
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by supergirl 5y ago
there is no way he will ever be free. it's just 1 man vs multiple governments. US gov is in no rush to bring it to trial. they'll keep him in solitary to die waiting for a trial that will never come
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by supergirl 5y ago
so many words have unexpected connections, for example “friend” is related to “freedom”
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by supergirl 5y ago
so he has to remain in jail while the US gov tries multiple ways for many years to extradite him?
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by supergirl 5y ago
counter argument: to advance science we need to get more women into science. basically half the population is not pursuing science; that’s a giant untapped pool. and to get more women into science, one way is to artificially seed the curren
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by supergirl 5y ago
US only implanted itself in europe. that was a genius move. to this day they have huge military bases there. USSR fought the decisive battles though. 80% of german war casualties where in the eastern front. US just swooped in and filled the
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by supergirl 5y ago
maybe the average gamer won't care. but who will want to work for activision now? even the existing employees are walking out.
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by supergirl 5y ago
not really. the evidence is basically ShotSpotter's final analysis of the incident which they do using a combination of AI and human "experts". it's probably similar for DNA tests. there is still some human reviewing the
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by supergirl 5y ago
shameful that his home country is doing nothing for him. imagine he was a US citizen who leaked Australia's dirty doings. he would be free after 1 month.
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by supergirl 5y ago
the CIA probably has a deck of "witnesses". I bet next theme of accusations will be something related to Russia
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by supergirl 5y ago
Assange will die in prison. it's ridiculous that he is still in prison waiting for US to appeal. the previous trial was in his favor but he is still in prison awaiting the US gov to appeal. it's like the US typed in cheat codes.
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by supergirl 5y ago
it's hilarious how they find loopholes in their own rules when it fits their agenda
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by supergirl 5y ago
US embassies are basically CIA labs with all kinds of spying gadgets blasting EM waves. an intern probably wanted to hear better what the Russian diplomats across the street are saying and set the scanner to beast mode
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by supergirl 5y ago
news: everything can be developed with practice. being successful is 90% work and 10% opportunity.
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by supergirl 5y ago
it's not really about TOS though. it's about Twitter being legally allowed to remove any content from their website for whatever reason. the question is should they be allowed to do this given the monopoly they have. But I find it
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by supergirl 5y ago
the fine is for not obeying the court order to put back the video: > “With the historically high fine, the Higher Regional Court makes it very clear that court decisions must be observed without restriction, regardless of whether YouTube
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by supergirl 5y ago
my point was exactly what you describe. it’s not clear what being introvert means. it’s just a word people throw around. being quiet doesn’t mean you want to live in a dungeon, as you say. everyone is different
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by supergirl 5y ago
I was wondering if these companies put a much higher concentration to make sure the vaccine works. it was a race to be the first mass producer of vaccine, so I imagine a discussion like "the vaccine is probably effective with a dose of
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by supergirl 5y ago
and what would be different if they come to the office and they take 2 weeks to set up jenkins?
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by supergirl 5y ago
well it's not really a binary choice. it's a continuum between introversion and extraversion
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by supergirl 5y ago
labeling people one of {introvert,extrovert} is literally bigotry -- narrowing down their personality into one of these 2 choices and then making wild assumptions.
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by supergirl 5y ago
why do you need to trust someone to wfh? because they might not actually do any work? that could happen in the office easily, unless you constantly monitor their screens
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by supergirl 5y ago
google and other big tech already allowed WFH for senior people before the pandemic. it's just a negotiation; you need leverage.
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by supergirl 5y ago
I bet this is due to lobbying from coinbase investors. for coinbase to not flunk, they need to get rid of binance and lobby for more crypto regulations. I guess coinbase wants to get more EU customers. binance was already all but banned in

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