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by thereare5lights 4y ago
> that literally no one starves in the U.S. for lack of food availability https://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/food-nutrition-assistance/fo... The metric of whether or not someone literally dies of starvation is a p
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
> Semiconductor manufacturing is of military and geopolitical significance so it makes a lot of sense that the government is willing to spend big here. You expounded on the value of semiconductors but you didn't on the value of feed
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
Necessary is a bad way to evaluate because it often devolves into whether or not it is "absolutely necessary". Of course the answer is often times no. Rather than embrace minimalism, the better question is if it is more efficient
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Google pauses hiring for two weeks to ‘review our headcount needs’(theverge.com)
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
People would rather point at other countries and virtue signal about how bad they are rather than care about what's happening in their own country. Couple that with brain dead nationalism about how the US is the best despite the fact t
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BMW is now charging $18 per month for heated seats in some countries(businessinsider.com)
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
> but the backlash from people in regards to Tesla, SpaceX, and just the general public There's no way he didn't foresee this. It would be shocking if he is lacking in self-awareness to that extent.
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Mark Zuckerberg upping performance goals to get rid of employees(businessinsider.com)
28 points by thereare5lights 4y ago|12 comments
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
Depends on the location/state of the store
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
These are valid concerns. But both options are extremes. There's a lot of middle ground between don't complete any suspected fraud transactions and always complete suspected fraud transactions.
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
This concern > opposed to turning private companies into arms of federal law enforcement agencies. does not explain this policy > “If you suspect fraud, complete the transaction.” If there is suspicion of fraud and yet still direct yo
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
It's not surprising. LinkedIn has been shady from the start. People shouldn't forget that they used to scrape your contacts from your email account through some sneaky user flow that got you to give them your email password.
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A tool to check all NPM package maintainers for unregistered domains to hijack(twitter.com)
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Scientists discover a magnet that exhibits novel quantum effects(nsf.gov)
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Entire Maine town effectively shuttered after sole clerk quits(independent.co.uk)
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
> How sure are you that this isn't one of said attacks? I'd bet up to $1000 that it's true.
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Judge Strikes Down California Law Mandating Women on Boards(wsj.com)
55 points by thereare5lights 4y ago|21 comments
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
It is false. You're confusing people prioritizing their teams winning over wanting other things. In an ideal world, they would want both and would get both. However they have to pick. Hence it is not that they don't want it, it is
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Politics Poisoned the Evangelical Church(theatlantic.com)
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
actually i saw this from twitter
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
> Seems like the problem is the voters then. Yes. That means that your claim > it's because the government (and by extension, the people it represents) want to incentivize that particular activity particularly the > (and by e
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Elon Musk says he would reverse Twitter's permanent Trump ban(axios.com)
33 points by thereare5lights 4y ago|26 comments
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
> (and by extension, the people it represents) This is where your argument breaks down. Gerrymandering has completely eliminated this as a reasonable belief in most places. Most voters don't even care about issues, they care about
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India and Pakistan heatwave is 'testing the limits of human survivability,'(cnn.com)
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Meta Rescinding Offers Now(linkedin.com)
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
Oh that's cool. Something that's super easy to steal and to coerce access to.
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How to protect sources: Politico linked draft copy contains no hints in metadata(twitter.com)
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Germany's Nuclear Fumble(compactmag.com)
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
Have visited. The constant microaggressions are exactly what I expected.
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by thereare5lights 4y ago
Not a great suggestion if you’re not white. The Midwest is not place I would want to subject my children to.

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