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foreign intelligence is outside the purview of a domestic municipal police department. the US does not allow foreign municipalities to install police departments on US soil.
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it absolutely does: https://www.bankrate.com/insurance/homeowners-insurance/carr...
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i already did that, but again, you _did not read_: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39557215 "The human cost of Red Dead Redemption 2 According to the people who made it" - https://www.eurogamer.net
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> And I'm not upset sooo you must suck at mind reading or can't realize you're projecting I guess. i didn't say you were upset. i said _they_ were upset. there's that poor reading comprehension again. edit: oh, y
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the article is about employees angry that they're being forced back into the office when they already deal with poor working conditions. rockstar doesn't demand it, it's already a part of the culture of the industry. hence, w
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the article is about the game industry. it's kind of well known for its toxicity and poor working conditions. - https://uniglobalunion.org/news/video-game-workers-crushed/ - https://old.reddit.com&
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those poor employers just trying to support everyone's families and those ungrateful developers working 7 days a week taking advantage of them, "building" the "products" that make the company "profitable"
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so we just swap out a Harvard education for the handpicked acolytes of a single billionaire? also, have we considered that optimizing for efficiency is not the best way to structure a society?
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> plus most people had professions by the time they were 14 before the school system became normal yeah and we as a society decided that child labor is bad and attempted to craft social conditions that would allow children to be comforta
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maybe they're taking offense because the critical thinking skills they receive from higher education enables them to understand the nuances of the world better than you do? or maybe your "competing ideas" aren't as compe
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alumnus, from a decade ago, who had already done the big thing they're notable for.
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what are you talking about? this is about discriminating based on race, which includes the white race. your implicit assumption here is that anti-discrimination measures for minorities is discriminatory against white people. which is, uh, n
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maybe related to this: "Prisoners in the US are part of a hidden workforce linked to hundreds of popular food brands" https://apnews.com/article/prison-to-plate-inmate-labor-inve... walmart pays $400k, unless
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> Ask permission from whom? his estate. > Personally, not a fan of copyright inheritance, so I'll pass, unless I'm legally obligated you are. > But I think the law says parody is fair use, does it not? this case isn'
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yes, i used to work in investigative journalism and have expertise in the subject matter. i think your generalization here is inaccurate and shows little understanding of the industry.
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as a counterpoint, i also grew up in a midwest college town with a fairly robust local newspaper that had quality coverage and which broke several important investigative stories.
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how do you know that light is not fake and the moon is made of cheese? surely if you cannot provide personal testimony then it's not true. have you visited the moon? how do i know? i rely on proven science and the expertise of professi
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"Prominent US figures face backlash and firings for pro-Palestinian statements" - https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/oct/29/israel-pales... "‘The Palestine exception’: why pro-Palest
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hey, how do you know that the moon is real?
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are you implying that the collapse of mom and pop DVD rental stores is part of a plot to manipulate society?
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by helping investigative journalists sift through large datasets to uncover patterns, like the Panama Papers or Snowden docs. essentially, finding leads for journalists to investigate.
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you can get 1TB storage with an M2 chip. if you're ok with being plugged in, then this can be a developer machine.
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the developer of a library removed a feature around the time the war started and this is enough to accuse them of what, being a Russian state operative? without evidence, this is borderline xenophobic, man. people's minds change, APIs
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> That "too dirty for the CIA [sic]" country is still the freest and most highly developed of the entire Middle East yeah, if you ignore apartheid against 5 million Palestinians. sudan is also the freest and most highly develop
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> The government of Ariel Sharon removed any Israel military presence from Gaza way back in 2005 Gaza is still militarily occupied. Israel controls the flow of goods and people, prevents Gazans from leaving the territory, uses violence a
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> but like in feudal Europe people would instead be paid with food, safety, and status what happened to feudal Europe? what do you think the serfs are going to do when the crops fail that year and half the bunker is projected to die and
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if you had diabetes, would you be ok with a fraction of the insulin that you need to survive? it's unethical/immoral to offer a fraction of a livable wage to desperate people who have no other options.
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yeah we already live in a society that's obsessed with both. you can clearly see that when corporations use untested "AI" that racially profile minorities as a way to "protect" their property. again, can you present
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we can keep up with well-reasoned arguments, it's just that the words that you're typing are incoherent. i guess we can assume that you think racial profiling is ok and being against it is "shitty"?
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"Oh boy sorry for the mix up sir" i've been racially profiled before and never once has a cop apologized "for the mixup" after detaining me (rudely, usually cursing, fishing for a way to bust me). "hell on eart
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