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throw_nbvc1234
5y ago
In a democratic society, as an entity grows in power, so must the level of transparency. Otherwise the will of the people cannot be a real check on that power. Whether through standard journalism (which seems to be lacking lately) or other
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https://taibbi.substack.com/p/aaugh-a-brief-list-of-official... I'm sure most hacker news folks can find the right-leaning fake news easily so here's some left-leaning fake news to balance things out. Most of
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5y ago
AWS tends to have different policies from the rest of amazon (such as different promo requirements). Not sure if that's true in this case.
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5y ago
Assuming you think the USA should have the "most powerful military" (whether this should be the aim or not is a separate question); how much money is required to achieve that goal and what are your justifications for that amount?
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5y ago
Mainland china, probably not. Chinese troops in Taiwan, more likely.
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I'm surprised nobody paid trump a ton of money to bash a crypto currency so that all the trump "haters" would buy it up and increase the price. Or why trump didn't just do that himself. Then maybe he wouldn't be as
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This is the same concept as a blameless post-mortem. Or the difference between the end of WWI and WWII peace treaty wise. You can blame and morally demonize the right all you want; and you make a reasonable argument why you'd be correc
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I personally have little hope. The "left" and the "right" can't find any common ground. And you have powerful entities (media, social media) that make billions a year who benefit from this. And also entrenches gover
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Just to add to this comment, the video breakdowns I've watched on MQA are interesting listens even as someone who doesn't use Tidal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRjsu9-Vznc -- Critque of MQA https://
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Or (maybe same idea just phrased a different way) shit hit the fan in the past and these were put in place to "prevent it" from occurring again. Postmortem driven development. Do you really need to worry about someone making the s
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The "draft" plays a role in this too where the worst teams, in theory, get the best players further increasing the chance of parity. Unless those terrible teams are terrible because their management sucks and just repeatedly make
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6y ago
Why not take it a step further. The US govt. telling all of its citizens to 'consume less', aka don't spend as much in the economy, could cause some level of danger to the country. Or more likely, to the elected officials ree
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6y ago
Are you truly free if you're forced to be paranoid about everything? Secure maybe but that doesn't sound "free".
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And when the systems/mechanisms for them to oppress their opposition were already put in place in an attempt to limit them from getting that power in the first place. If you go down the path of "censorship", you better get it
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6y ago
As long as flint's heat is still natural gas based then lights going out is the worst thing. I'm guessing an average winter in flint (if it's not then shift my statement to MN where it is) is much colder then the mess Texas j
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Aren't there going to be multiple falls here. The one you mentioned and when the stock falls back to its "real" value?
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IF a company's terms of service refer (or intend to refer) to some kind of external standard (such as federal law) why should the company itself have the power to determine what does or doesn't meet that standard. In the USA, ther