the_sleaze_

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by the_sleaze_ 2mo ago
Upon trying it for the first time more than 60% of people never exit - that's just great retention!
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by the_sleaze_ 2mo ago
https://www.rentec.com/Home.action?index=true > The company is widely considered one of the most profitable hedge funds in history, generating an estimated $7 billion to $8 billion in annual revenue solely from managemen
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by the_sleaze_ 2mo ago
I don't mean to be dismissive, are these just old puzzles with no practical use whatsoever?
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by the_sleaze_ 2mo ago
ai drivel, sadly / humorously
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by the_sleaze_ 2mo ago
It's only a google away friend. > https://dominotheory.com/taiwan-issues-first-national-securi...
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by the_sleaze_ 2mo ago
Espionage
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by the_sleaze_ 2mo ago
PG till the wheels fall off baby
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
True enough, but they become Patrons of the Arts in a sense.
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
It's a good point I just don't have the time to devote. I like to be informed I don't necessarily need to be able to deliver a nuanced treatise on current global events. When I become supreme chief I'll have my cabinet r
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
> WAY too surface-level and "both sides-y" IMHO this is an indicator that they are doing a great job. The opposite being "extremely niche and biased". I don't need to know the deep inner workings of India's
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
Laser kiwi reminds me so much of the old web circa 2008. Awesome.
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
I found the Economist to be a liberal rag. I mean that respectfully, and it has been a number of years since I've bothered to pick one up so maybe it has changed. I know people who I respect that read every issue cover to cover. A news
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
Why would I ask a lawyer for advice about whole home battery solar setups with a grid backup?
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
Question for people here: my local power company charges a fee if solar is attached to the grid and is high enough to make installing residential solar impractical. I'm thinking the best thing to do would be put a large battery in betw
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
> Twitter does not work at all lol Can you point to some specific instances? I've seen it working just fine.
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
Hard disagree, the concrete evidence is that that can delete 20% of that bloated workforce and operate just fine. If we don't run a business then we're running a business of a single employee. You are your own employee with 100% c
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
I believe the Chinese government is angling to destroy the western economy and rise from the ashes. Instead of a billion a day to bomb some buildings and bridges they're intentionally hamstringing the biggest concentration of speculati
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
> One thing soviet commies did right was housing builds I disagree. I have yet to see a nice-place-to-live low-income project. In USA Russia Brazil or Southeast Asia.
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
Western Europe is experiencing a record setting deadly heatwave, for one interpretation.
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
This means that they connect to Ring and Amazon devices too right?
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
What is the motivation for this LLM generated text? Why create the account in the first place?
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
Last view of life: slowly bleeding out in the back of a waymo that has gotten trapped in the traffic circle in front of the ER and won't unlock its doors until it reached its destination.
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
So the hack is to stab the knot? I'm gonna need a video on how to open a drawer to retrieve the fork first.... Real knot untying hack - hit it with a hammer, or otherwise smash it. It will undo itself enough that you can then do whatev
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
I went to a southeast asian country and got a staph infection. I walked down to the pharmacy, asked the pharmastst for a topical and an oral antibiotic. 3 days later i was healed, continued the course the rest of the week and that was it. $
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
"The first 10 million [pounds of laundry] were the worst, after that everything went downhill" - Marvin the household laundry bot
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by the_sleaze_ 3mo ago
I genuinely struggle to comprehend the stance behind your comment. There are essentially no other official seats that are _not beholden to anti-bribery laws and standards. This is like saying Pete Rose was innocent because he never threw an
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by the_sleaze_ 4mo ago
> Judicial review is not granted in the constitution. Pretty fascinating. I didn't know this.
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by the_sleaze_ 4mo ago
Please don't forget the gifts and donations the judges receive because "Until recently, the judiciary’s ethics guidance didn’t explicitly address the ownership issue." > If Thomas had chartered the plane and the 162-foot y
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by the_sleaze_ 4mo ago
It's difficult to find anything except wildly biased news sources. After reading the article I know I should be upset about what the supreme court has done, and I should be fearful about what could possibly happen tomorrow because of i
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by the_sleaze_ 4mo ago
Within reason - Yes. There are 8 billion people on the planet you can tolerate some different world views and decide your own. This obviously has an acceptable floor of being a safe place for kids to be. Islam, Hinduism, Taoist, any of the

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