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by woooooo 2y ago
It's also some implicit protection for workers. If someone is asking for something shady, you can ask for it in writing.
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by woooooo 2y ago
They file all sorts of forms for where their revenue comes from, they're very profitable without government help, it's an easily checkable fact.
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by woooooo 2y ago
Is there no third option here?
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by woooooo 2y ago
A million people chopped up for organs would presumably leave some significant evidence.
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by woooooo 2y ago
A small number of people hold lots of wealth and power. Most white people, male or female, are not Jeff Bezos. When you start generalizing based on skin color and gender, that's the actual dictionary definition of racism and sexism.
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by woooooo 2y ago
This comment has almost brought me around to supporting a tiktok ban just to remove a leg from the conspiracy theories. Take some responsibility for Americans posting on social media to other Americans, for the love of god.
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by woooooo 2y ago
Doing business is not necessarily pledging loyalty. You think I pledged loyalty to various employers, even? I mean I told them I did, but I was lying.
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by woooooo 2y ago
I was about to ask how "foreign adversary" is defined, thanks. Nice to have it official.
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by woooooo 2y ago
Everything about Tesla and culture war is hilarious. We've got progressives hating electric cars and conservatives loving them.
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by woooooo 2y ago
A million killed to harvest their organs? You sure about that? Or was that a rhetorical thing.
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by woooooo 2y ago
Debate over word definition semantics is badly missing the point given how many innocent people are being killed. I'd pedantically classify this as "not genocide" based on my understanding of the word but it's still 100x
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by woooooo 2y ago
Interesting, only 5 mil a year aipac spends? I honestly thought they were much bigger. Here's a different source with them and "affiliated PACs" spending 100m in a single election cycle: https://newrepublic.com&#x
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by woooooo 2y ago
Easy, anything I don't like is the fault of Russians, Chinese and Iranians.
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by woooooo 2y ago
Personally, I only subscribe to American propaganda.
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by woooooo 2y ago
The only real casualty of reimagining the story in England is the Zhang Behai character. Works so much better as a political officer from a communist military.
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by woooooo 3y ago
Audience demographics seem to disagree with your assertion here. A specific type of white person is the core.
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by woooooo 3y ago
There's literally one verified fact to the whole story, Trump's idiot son took a meeting he shouldn't have taken and then nothing serious came from it. The entire liberal media was in a tizzy for a year about "collusion
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by woooooo 3y ago
Amazon needs NYC more than NYC needs Amazon. Amazing that so many supply-and-demand aficionados couldn't see that.
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by woooooo 3y ago
As a modern, industrial phenomenon about specifically jews as an ethnicity its unique. People generically hated every religion that wasn't theirs for millenia. The idea of hating a Semitic race after God was pronounced dead is differ
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by woooooo 3y ago
For the record, I think the fair realpolitik compromise with Russia would have been to let them have Crimea, and they already had it before the invasion. Total mistake/disaster on their/his part.
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by woooooo 3y ago
You're aware that other nations also have narratives where their mistakes had good intentions, yet their opponents are dastardly? Russia has a story of the west systematically stripping their influence from Eastern Europe, overtly and
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by woooooo 3y ago
I want to clarify that I'm not "pro russia" here. I'm "anti bullshit". Every nation has propaganda, don't get high on your own supply. That said, if you think for 5 seconds there are some blatant recent a
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by woooooo 3y ago
So what's the specific difference between Saudi/Turkey and Russia/China then? Sounds like all the moralizing is just chaff and it's pure power politics.
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by woooooo 3y ago
Test your functions and endpoints, nobody cares about the internal wizardry. That's an implementation detail. There's a reason you coded the endpoint, and often times the business logic required is inelegant, self-contradictory a
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by woooooo 3y ago
You can't test the function or endpoint from a business definition "does the right thing" perspective?
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by woooooo 3y ago
In the 80s and 90s there was a lot of hostility to Japan, because they looked like they might surpass us economically. They were even the villain of some Tom Clancy books. Now, the fear/hate is aimed at China, same reason.
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by woooooo 3y ago
Everyone uses heuristics to save time and attention. In theory, being published in a top journal means multiple specialists in the subject matter reviewed the paper and therefore it's more trustworthy than a random authority's ass
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by woooooo 3y ago
There's a billion Chinese, of course it's more than "a few".
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by woooooo 3y ago
Yeah, I personally like the netflix series, but the author found some Chinese people who are mad all the Chinese characters were westernized? Of course she did, there will be people who think that. Writing it up that way with that headlin
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by woooooo 3y ago
LSM are write-optimized, most deployments of Redis are read-heavy situations.

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