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by tekknik 2y ago
Nature does what it does, we just live here. Burning only during certain times of the year would work if you stayed on top of it. But here we are. So now this situation will get worse.
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by tekknik 2y ago
Not a hiccup. Why do we care if foreign farmers can feed their animals? We need to focus on us first. They shouldn’t even be able to buy property here until they’re a citizen.
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by tekknik 2y ago
In most vehicles it’s a HEPA filter, so yes?
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by tekknik 2y ago
Yes, redirection is a thing. We’re all quite well aware of it.
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by tekknik 2y ago
I slightly grow tired of saying this, but also not. It’s not capitalism, it’s focusing resources on the wrong projects. Homeless people have drugs, but half the state is on fire.
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by tekknik 2y ago
So some random person lost their job because they didn’t actually do the inspection and now everybody in northern CA pays higher rates. Do you see what you did there? Who do you think won here? People will not start doing proper inspections
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by tekknik 2y ago
People living in the forest (who’s doing this exactly? you didn’t specify) are not the problem. Wildfires are a natural event meant to bring balance to an overgrown forest. All of CA suffers from this so why force only some to pay? Since CA
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by tekknik 2y ago
Because transient errors shouldn’t be bubbled up immediately in case the issue is resolved quickly.
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by tekknik 2y ago
Just a heads up, proto3 supports optional again.
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by tekknik 2y ago
You noticed how you labeled the alternative to your choice as a dictator? I did. The solution is to remove parties and make people think for themselves. But I do agree focusing on the extremists is counterproductive. That’s why I’m an indep
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by tekknik 2y ago
Im sorry you didn’t catch the underlying meaning of my statement. Anybody unable to form an opinion on their own I don’t wish they have the ability to vote.
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by tekknik 2y ago
with AI powered searches now it’s best to give it the full question instead of trying to use a keyword search
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by tekknik 2y ago
you seem to have some other motive with these statements but i’ll bite, what’s the solution to a less “cult like” political environment? should one party move to the other or something else?
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by tekknik 2y ago
How is this not dead?
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by tekknik 2y ago
> that can be valuable, especially in politics, when one hopes they aid your messaging But why is there a cohort so unsure of their decisions they need support from others? Is this how we want people making decisions for the country?
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by tekknik 2y ago
Since I can’t reply to the dead child, the concept that you need training to interpret opinions sounds like a way to force people to believe your opinion without actually convincing them. It’s an extension of the “people are stupid, they ne
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by tekknik 2y ago
oh how many people have been oppressed and suppressed from a misguided understanding of the alternative… who cares right?
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by tekknik 2y ago
All you’ve done here is dismiss a moral perspective. It does not even honor a response.
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by tekknik 2y ago
then reword it.
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by tekknik 2y ago
> Because there aren't actually two sides to this, because even an anti-abortion stance doesn't save lives in the long run. No really there is just two sides, wanting to kill an unborn child and wanting to protect it. > Also
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by tekknik 2y ago
Do you live in one of the states with privacy protections? If so, threaten them or turn them into the AG for the state.
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by tekknik 2y ago
So all of the AI engineers getting large bonuses it has nothing to do with the value? What you’ve described here is the way it’s supposed to work. But after decades of “progress” in removing morality you see the wage gap problem now.
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by tekknik 2y ago
the improvement here is in increasing skills, not paying someone more than the value they produce for the country, nor paying someone not producing any value. welfare is great if your field is being phased out and you need retraining, or yo
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by tekknik 2y ago
The “progress” is driving a wedge so deep in US society that many think there won’t be a country left after the progressives are done. They have all but destroyed any national identity and made us very easy to invade and continue to try to
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by tekknik 2y ago
It seems like most of the problems with abortions are seeking one when you want one and don’t need one and also live in a state that outlaws them. In fact recently I read an article where the Drs refused a medically necessary abortion and e
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by tekknik 2y ago
and yet many people want to get rid of them and move back to a simpler time when people weren’t connected 24/7
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by tekknik 2y ago
> see is the impromptu networking between people doing entirely different jobs to discover new opportunities where there is overlap. That is where the magic happens. there is none of this happening regularly enough to warrant coming in t
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by tekknik 2y ago
yes the manager at that point decides if it’s worth burning the trust they’ve built or if they should push back harder. see in the example you’ve given, you’ve still placed the employee second over the business. or to put it another way, a
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by tekknik 2y ago
yea so again the single spindle drive is slowing it down. the spindle drive doesn’t get faster because it has an SSD, if you read something from the spindle it will read at the same speed the spindle is rated at. after it’s loaded into the
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by tekknik 2y ago
if we were coworkers, and i detected this unequal behavior from you i would force you to communicate with me using only docs. egos in engineers need to die.

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