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by woooooo 9mo ago
Housing, schooling, healthcare, daycare, food. Samsung TV purchasing power has skyrocketed, though, so there's that.
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by woooooo 9mo ago
You realize he was there at Iraq's invitation? The only impact of killing him is that both the Iraqis and whomever took his place is guaranteed to never forget why the job was open. Looking at the middle east right now compared to 202
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by woooooo 9mo ago
Ideally its a mix, a good PM should understand the customer/market more than the developer has time to do, and then they can have conversations with devs about how to most effectively fill needs. In reality, these PMs seem more like u
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by woooooo 9mo ago
Can you point out the substantial positive change?
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by woooooo 9mo ago
It's late where I am so I don't have a well-reasoned response, just wanted to say I understand what you're saying. It sucks, given what the current admin is getting away with, but I understand it.
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by woooooo 9mo ago
I shouldn't bite but are you seriously saying Maduro had Hitler-like potential to ignite global war if we didn't stop him?
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by woooooo 9mo ago
I'm arguing against the US installing leaders in Latin America, sorry if I was unclear. I happen to have some Chilean friends and stories from them, from the Pinochet era, have helped shape my perspective.
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by woooooo 9mo ago
I think WW2 had a little bit more justification than whatever this is.
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by woooooo 9mo ago
Thanks for engaging in good faith, but you know that China is selling more cars to all of Latin America than us currently, right? Will this engagement deepen Latin American trust and respect for the US or the opposite? China makes it very
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by woooooo 9mo ago
I'm not a lawyer, and I didn't follow every motion, you're right. Still, in my book, fast walking would have meant moving faster. Venue shop if you have to. Release/declassify documents to make the bad guys look bad.
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by woooooo 9mo ago
Well, as always, who decides the leader is illegitimate? Are the Saudis illegitimate, according the the rubric we put on Maduro? The UN deliberately has no mechanism for this because it's a talking shop intended to help avoid war by p
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by woooooo 9mo ago
First off, I'll give you credit for at least trying to justify this, it puts you ahead of the administration that can't even bother. Second off, only #3b above (geopolitics) could possibly count at all. We support dozens of dicta
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by woooooo 9mo ago
Its very much for lack of trying. They had 4 years, we got no epstein files and they slow walked prosecutions to happen during the election, thinking it would help them. It didn't work, here we are.
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by woooooo 9mo ago
With some charity, you can assume that people have default concern for Venezuelans. The politics are baffling. There hasn't even been a case made that one could disagree with. Why are we killing Venezuelans and kidnapping their presi
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by woooooo 9mo ago
Google gets subpoenad all the fucking time. They have whole departments set up to handle the case load. Some public evidence: https://www.alphabetworkersunion.org/press/google-lays-off-c...
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by woooooo 9mo ago
Fair
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by woooooo 9mo ago
Gemini adoption via search is legit, though. I had a question, I got an answer, its not forced, fake adoption in that case.
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by woooooo 10mo ago
Smart people can like sports, and there's a century long history of "sharps" who are better than most at sports gambling.
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by woooooo 10mo ago
Even a deliberately bad gift as a gag shows some effort and socialization.
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by woooooo 10mo ago
I'm not disagreeing too hard with you, we probably feel similarly about both cases. I just don't like how western media takes a "we're the good guys and they're a dystopia" approach to reporting it. They'
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by woooooo 10mo ago
Ok, so with charity she's a marginally qualified 150 million dollar aquihire? In journalism?
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by woooooo 10mo ago
Wasn't meaning to ignore the trend, the PRC bears full responsibility for their actions. Just saying that complaints from the British in particular are a little rich. Also they appear to be arresting more people for speech in total an
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by woooooo 10mo ago
The Chinese absolutely bear responsibility for how they've governed the last 30 years, just as the British bear responsibility for how they governed the prior 150. The fact that British HK liberalized a little at the very last second b
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by woooooo 10mo ago
Its a pretty big detriment to American thinking that they take cold-war era characterizations of the Russian economy and then apply them to 2025 China. The current Chinese worries are about having too much competition rather than too little
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by woooooo 10mo ago
FWIW, the ritual of codifying your experimentation like this does still serve a dubious purpose -- it gives your boss a way to talk about it with their boss. This doesn't solve the problem faster, it slows things down in fact, but we
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by woooooo 10mo ago
One weekend, 7 years and Nixon's entire presidency before we actually withdrew.
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by woooooo 10mo ago
Thanks!
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by woooooo 10mo ago
Isn't it completely standard for international shipping to fly random flags? Ive never understood exactly why but I think its common?
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by woooooo 10mo ago
The start?
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by woooooo 10mo ago
Once they were in-country, it doesn't sound like it was voluntary. Guy thought he was getting a chill security job at an unrealistic pay point. Clearly not the smartest, but he didn't move to Russia to join the army. Just like

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