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by tboyd47 3y ago
> And 10,000 just sounds massive to me! The smallest company I worked at was 7 people and the largest was 80,000. I like a certain level of professionalism (distance from personal life) in my work, so startups aren't really for me.
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by tboyd47 3y ago
Why not look at mid-size private companies? I've worked for every type of employer: public companies, government contracts, and all size of private company. Mid-size private companies (between 100 and 10,000 people) seems to be the swe
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by tboyd47 3y ago
And has the populace gotten more educated?
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by tboyd47 3y ago
Some human beings may still roam free, but we try to keep a low profile :)
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by tboyd47 3y ago
Worth reading through for a chuckle. Don't deprive yourself. Why_ had a type of character we can easily forget used to exist, in this modern world where everyone is either slammed through cookie-cutters to become over-socialized slimy
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by tboyd47 3y ago
I'm not predicting that the future has no people. I'm saying that if the play is technology versus people, you should go to the side of the people. Because who is going to use the technology? If the northern juggernauts (U.S., Rus
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And does it matter if there are no people?
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by tboyd47 3y ago
Look at the nations that have high birth rates versus low birth rates and you'll get an idea for where the world is heading.
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by tboyd47 3y ago
Learning the syntax of my language really well.
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by tboyd47 3y ago
I'm not confused about why he thought western Russia was "barbarous." I'm confused why there are more spots of "enlightenment" there than any other country despite being mostly "barbarous."
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by tboyd47 3y ago
Very interesting how Russia is represented. There seem to be more hot spots of "enlightenment" than anywhere else, with the rest of the country "barbarous." Anyone know what that means?
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by tboyd47 3y ago
So you admit there's a lot of issues with the vaccines but they save lives and anyone who says otherwise should be censored. You are one of the reasons why people cannot handle hearing nuanced discussion
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by tboyd47 3y ago
That’s not his “stance” on vaccines. That may have been an off-hand comment he made somewhere, but his stance which he reiterates over and over is that vaccines should be safety tested. Totally sensible policy that seems like it should be a
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by tboyd47 3y ago
You must not hang around parents of young children very much.
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His biggest liability will be his stance on vaccines. It's too nuanced and he's already been misrepresented too much. Telling the average person anything except "vaccines save lives" is already a bit like telling a child
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I don't know what "More Passionate" does, but it's epic and extremely satisfying.
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No.
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And silver bullets become even more non-existent each year.
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by tboyd47 3y ago
I am not debating from a satanic cult leader because I have no need to do so. Hotez IS seeking legitimacy from Rogan and DOES have a need to do so. That's why he appeared on his show and why he tweeted at him. Understand how this game
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by tboyd47 3y ago
> When vaccine expert Peter Hotez tweeted a link to a thorough critique of Kennedy’s lies and misrepresentations by Vice.com, Rogan challenged Hotez to participate in a public debate with Kennedy. > There are many reasons why serious
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by tboyd47 3y ago
There was once a time when YT recommendations were amazing. Now it's a trash pile from start to finish. I completely ignore the sidebar and always start viewing YouTube from the "Subscriptions" dashboard. I don't care ab
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by tboyd47 3y ago
> The results have been grim for the lira, to say the least. Has it? Everyone in the West was smugly predicting hyperinflation for the Turks in spring of 2022, but it just hasn't materialized.
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by tboyd47 3y ago
I was trying to explain ChatGPT to a non-technical person recently, and the perfect analogy struck me. ChatGPT is like those beggars who walk up to you and launch a long, complicated, but highly plausible story about why they need $10 from
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by tboyd47 3y ago
> Department of Computational Biology, Cornell University, United States; Department of Human Genetics, University of California, Los Angeles, United States; Department of Computer Science, University of California, Los Angeles, United S
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by tboyd47 3y ago
Politics aside, why would they build anything at this point? They already got the tax break.
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by tboyd47 3y ago
We’ve been hearing rumors about this Apple complex for at least 3 years now. It’s making real estate prices go bonkers. I drive by the site all the time and nothing has been done at all. No signs, no foliage cleared, no road work, no cranes
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Don't you see? The government is trying to suppress this information. That's why it has to be true! /s
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I was speaking more about the political system than the real estate, but they are related I'm sure.
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Looks like word got out that America's for sale and everybody's buying except the citizens.
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These kinds of canned green-guilting stories are not the ones I’m talking about. It’s the stories we never imagine because the journalists are not allowed to do their jobs. Instead they are just paid a salary to sit and read talking points

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