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by terminatornet 3y ago
The luddites were not against technology or progress. “They just wanted machines that made high-quality goods,” says Binfield, “and they wanted these machines to be run by workers who had gone through an apprenticeship and got paid decent w
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by terminatornet 3y ago
Not all unionized actors are "big name".
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by terminatornet 3y ago
I'm still employed, but just started looking for new jobs as of a few weeks ago. I've similarly had the generic rejection with every position I've applied for so far. I suspect that my biggest hurdle is that my resume isn&#x2
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by terminatornet 3y ago
I assume you're being somewhat sarcastic, but I'd bet giving drug addicts stable housing would probably help at least some people with rehab.
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by terminatornet 3y ago
I think it's also incorrect because it's getting the date client side. so it would just display the local client's year, not necessarily the correct one.
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by terminatornet 3y ago
looking forward to all of the crops and livestock i need to stay alive figuring it out!
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by terminatornet 3y ago
Fair enough, I'm sorry for being rude with my answer. For what it's worth, I don't think any of us outside of twitter will truly know if things have actually deteriorated or it's just a one-off bug. At this point though,
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by terminatornet 3y ago
I currently can't read any tweets from https://twitter.com/elonmusk because it's just said "something went wrong. try reloading" for the last 8 hours or so. I'd consider that deteriorated service. a
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by terminatornet 3y ago
right? it's a shame hacker news doesn't let you reply to old comments, there's a few threads I'd like to follow up on from people who refused to believe Elon was destroying twitter
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by terminatornet 3y ago
for those looking for b corp jobs, i'm not sure if this is actually maintained https://www.bwork.com/
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by terminatornet 3y ago
https://vinayprasadmdmph.substack.com/p/forest-fires-and-n95... Vinay Prasad said I shouldn't bother putting on a mask when the east coast of the US was blanketed in wildfire smoke. > First, recognize that some
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by terminatornet 3y ago
heres some facts for you: life expectancy dropped worldwide starting in 2020. to what do you attribute that if not covid? https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/life-expectancy
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by terminatornet 3y ago
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/05/25/stanford-professor-jay-... > During the live broadcast, Bhattacharya said it was “an absolute honor” to work with Desantis and praised what he described as DeSantis’ ab
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by terminatornet 3y ago
this chart says msnbc and the new york times is far left of center, not sure how much value i'd put in it
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by terminatornet 3y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/jul/27/long-covid-c... weird, this headline doesn't say lockdowns costing workers up to £1.5bn in lost income. But i'm sure you're very concerned a
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by terminatornet 3y ago
i swear, with the exception of china, no country has had anything remotely resembling a lockdown since early 2021. what are you still complaining about? you won, no one likes a sore winner.
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by terminatornet 3y ago
I'd recommend looking into the "swiss cheese" model of risk reduction. The idea being that each method of prevention has holes in different locations, but combining some or all will be better at stopping infection than each o
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by terminatornet 3y ago
quite wrong! as of august 2022, the majority of deaths, at least in the US, were among the vaccinated https://www.kff.org/policy-watch/why-do-vaccinated-people-re...
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by terminatornet 3y ago
jeeze, save some for the rest of us!
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by terminatornet 3y ago
i would argue they did help. i have not gotten covid yet as far as I know. If and when I do, I guarantee I will be much happier to have gotten it when vaccines, treatments and therapeutics are improved compared to 3 years ago.
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by terminatornet 3y ago
> There were 400 NTHSA recalls issued in 2022, impacting more than 25 million vehicles. Of those vehicles, Teslas scored four of the top five spots on the list, according to the price-tracking car search engine iSeeCars.com teslas are al
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by terminatornet 3y ago
highly recommend the talks "making impossible states impossible" and "make data structures" by richard feldman. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcgmSRJHu_8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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by terminatornet 3y ago
> According to insiders cited by the paper of record, Twitter's adjusted earnings reportedly fell about 40 percent year-over-year following an advertiser exodus that occurred when Musk took it private. > Some Twitter users said g
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by terminatornet 3y ago
search autocomplete on twitter is currently disabled because as of a few days ago, if you searched "dog" or "cat", the top results apparently would be videos of animals being tortured. I'm sure advertisers will love
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by terminatornet 3y ago
i'll admit i thought twitter would have been done far sooner than this, but it's still dying a slow death. https://mashable.com/article/half-of-twitter-blue-earliest-s... initial twitter blue users aren'
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by terminatornet 4y ago
it doesn't even look futuristic. something like honda's EV concept cars look way interesting to me and look like they could actually function as vehicles https://global.honda/innovation/design/topics&#x2F
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by terminatornet 4y ago
cybertruck looks like someone with a concussion drew a delorean from memory.
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by terminatornet 4y ago
> This finding should be interpreted in the context of a 2 to 3 times greater number of people being hospitalized for COVID-19 vs influenza in the US in this period. > However, the difference in mortality rates between COVID-19 and in
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by terminatornet 4y ago
it's just business. burger king probably doesn't want their customer to see ads for their new chicken sandwich under scott adams saying black people are a hate group. not hard to understand. elon is free to do whatever he wants wi
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by terminatornet 4y ago
who cares? tesla had 4th quarter earnings of $24 billion last year. $3M is chump change to them

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