tjr225

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   by tjr225 5y ago

   > And it gets worse. My daughter is in pre-med. Apparently people are dropping out like flies and not just because of the course load. They're watching how medical professionals are being treated and saying screw it! This should con
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   by tjr225 5y ago

   I saw cotton and I saw black Tall white mansions and little shacks Southern man, when will you pay them back? I heard screamin' and bullwhips cracking How long? How long? How?
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   by tjr225 5y ago

   FWIW podman does not work as a driver for minikube on Apple Silicon. Really hoping it gets sorted out because that’s probably what I would use.
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   by tjr225 5y ago

   I know this is going to sound conspiratorial but I think you’d have to be pretty naive to accept the reported deaths in the US due to Covid to be that accurate. Hospitals(which in the US are for profit mind you) were quite literally given m
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   by tjr225 5y ago

   So would you say that they aren't actually... anti work?
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   by tjr225 5y ago

   At what point do we blame our broken health care system that seemingly can’t handle something as mild as omicron? Now.
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   by tjr225 5y ago

   Sure, maybe it is "first world." That doesn't change anything. If I'm stuck at home making 80$ an hour and I hate it, then it doesn't matter how "first world" it is- I'm still going to figure out how
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   by tjr225 5y ago

   Always thought it would be funny to create an "app" that funneled unwanted swag back to the homeless/people who need clothes.
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   by tjr225 5y ago

   Running your own Kubernetes cluster is complex and deep. Giving a yaml file to EKS and suddenly you have infrastructure is not complex at all. Its actually pretty sweet.
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    I've noticed this too. I can't listen to NPR anymore without fearing for my blood pressure or at the very least having the urge to roll my eyes.
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    I've been thinking about this a lot lately. The current state of things appears to be that internet and media/ad revenue AI machine seem to have come together to put us in an sort of shepard tone of fear and impending doom. Pandem
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    There are some massive examples in Seattle. They are hard to miss and very peculiar. I believe they are an import from the west coast of South America: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Araucaria_araucana
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    You’d be amazed how much of our country resembles a third world if you look close enough. This includes virtually any city you can think of.
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    Then shouldn’t you be angry at the infrastructure services and not Twitter?
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    Lol, that might be tough as Seattle is already ranked as one of the countries healthiest cities.
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    You’ve never heard of reputation until just now?
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    We have had over two years to prepare for this. I don’t buy it for one second. The last time I went to the ER was prior to the pandemic… and it still cost over two thousand dollars after insurance. Insurance that I spent probably over 10k a
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    Our daughter had a fever for four days over the holidays. We literally could not even get into see a pediatrician or an urgent care. There was nothing available. If a minor cold is enough to cripple our healthcare system, you have to wonder
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    Its... almost as if endless growth is a cancer on our society and psychology?
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    I agree. My response is to indicate that it isn’t laughably bad to be bearish on Tesla. Read the comment.
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    Laughably bad? Ford sold just about as much, if not more, F150s in 2021 and that’s just one of their models. Taken into even the slightest context Tesla could seem massively overvalued- and I say that as someone who likes their product.
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    Yes I agree with you too. The issue shouldn’t be whether someone can post whatever they want on someone else’s platform- how did so few platforms(of dubious quality) become the main channels for communication? How did our internet become th
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    Marjorie Taylor Greene is entitled to create her own Twitter. Not to use someone else’s Twitter.
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    Are you suggesting that cars can't get damaged or stolen? lol
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    I used to use Flickr, but iCloud storage is cheaper and more convenient.
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    I am not trying to be mean either when I say this; but I pray my children aren’t horrible little goblins such as yourself. I also hope your children find some way to overcome the selfishness you want to instill in them. God bless your entir
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    > Have a better future than you do? I’m not sure if you’re serious or not but yeah- that’s the entire point of this discussion. “Wealth” is pointless if there is no habitable place for our children and their children to live.
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    Except that it isn’t very whacky at all. Infrastructure and climate differences aside- My assumption, as someone who grew up in the Great Lakes and now lives in the Puget sound area, is that people who do think it is whacky have little to n
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/upshot/dialect-quiz...
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    by tjr225 5y ago

    It is incredible how little self reflection people have as a whole. It is so easy to have smug self satisfaction in the misery of others for some reason.