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by tehjoker 2y ago
doesnt this just reflect interest in indeed.com
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by tehjoker 2y ago
These don't sound like the kinds of problems programmers solve. Users don't want to customize their UI (well some do), they want a UI that is adapted to their needs. They only want to customize it when it doesn't meet their n
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by tehjoker 2y ago
well it also gives some indication of what to read too, hard to filter a firehose on top of your dayjob, but it’s hard to believe that it needs to be this expensive
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by tehjoker 2y ago
Do you really believe that if people had access to cheap / free housing there would an enormous homelessness problem? How many weirdos do you really think are out there??
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by tehjoker 2y ago
Hard to say who's responsibility it is but federal websites have gotten noticeably less shitty over time and I always feel more at ease on a website that obviously had their input.
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by tehjoker 2y ago
What a horrible problem with such a simple solution. Give people adequate and decent housing at reasonable prices or for free if necessary. Laughable this is still a question in the richest country in world history.
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by tehjoker 2y ago
fwiw my comment was not solely about trump, the parties are both undemocratic and do not serve the people
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by tehjoker 2y ago
What you say makes a lot of sense. The carnation revolution happened when officers in portugal had been to the colonies and started learning from the people they were colonizing.
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by tehjoker 2y ago
There's a possibility a free officers' movement would be good for the US, but I'm not banking on it. The Carnation Revolution in Portugal overthrew the fascist government there and ushered in an improved though not perfect po
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by tehjoker 2y ago
I don't like America having nuclear weapons... but if we have them... they should be handled safely... concerning.
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by tehjoker 2y ago
No different than how the U.S. doesn't sign on to the declaration of the rights of children or landmine treaties etc
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by tehjoker 2y ago
Well, if they are going against the legitimating power of the people, isn't it bloodless and unworkable to insist on "rules" against people who can break them at will (and have the loyalty of the army and police)? You have to
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by tehjoker 2y ago
It's running on a quantum computer emulating a classical computer ofc.
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by tehjoker 2y ago
You hear about this stuff because it's notable. Almost 100% of the time, if you disregard what other people have done, you are going to waste a lot of time.
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by tehjoker 2y ago
do you even know anything about China or Chinese history???
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by tehjoker 2y ago
this sounds like sore loser, and honestly, highly propagandized, talk to me. as far as i can tell, China is more democratic
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by tehjoker 2y ago
wear sunscreen :)
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by tehjoker 2y ago
tell that to China
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by tehjoker 2y ago
it won't be free under our economic system
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by tehjoker 2y ago
mr musk has been instrumental in preventing this option from developing unfortuantely. his "hyperloop" and "boring company" are ploys to distract people and delay the development of high speed rail
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by tehjoker 2y ago
yea, but they will probably buy from another company. if i had to ditch my gas car, my first impulse is i would see if i could swing something from BYD, but i hear the tariffs are high
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by tehjoker 2y ago
you said it brother (or sister)
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by tehjoker 2y ago
That was stupid, but not evil.
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by tehjoker 2y ago
If the people with integrity quit, they have less overall capacity. An alternative is to get your union to be political and strike over this shit. If you don't resist in some capacity, you are just helping them.
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by tehjoker 2y ago
I think you misread what I was saying. Hard power is really costly to deploy. It can work, but it is incredibly expensive and the U.S. couldn't even suppress resistance in Iraq, Afghanistan, or Gaza on a durable basis. Blunt deployment
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by tehjoker 2y ago
> Trump is literally for completely ridding Gaza of the Palestinians so Israel can colonize it. An ACTUAL genocide. This was the goal of the Biden administration. The difference now is that without Israel demolishing Gaza every day, the
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by tehjoker 2y ago
The new administration seems to be dropping "soft power" in exchange for an emphasis on hard power... but hard power is more expensive and backfires more spectacularly than soft power. I think they are digging a hole for themselve
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by tehjoker 2y ago
that was really stupid but mostly harmless, this will cause a lot of people to actually suffer
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by tehjoker 2y ago
i cant imagine having my boss tell me to do this shit. i would quit
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by tehjoker 2y ago
based redditors are now in control of trillions of critical infrastructure. surely this will go well and not result in untold damage and predictable backfire

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