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by xracy 3y ago
I assume some of this is balanced for not having to read the truly vitriolic stuff on there... That said "Hitler was right" posts are a good balance to strike? That's someone saying that mass genocide is okay... That's c
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by xracy 3y ago
While I appreciate this take as a funny consideration... I feel like it fails the altruism test by not being intentional.
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by xracy 3y ago
Bunch of people tying this to specific case, and saying how it's a good thing... Just for consideration. If the NLRB recognized this is an issue for negotiation, it doesn't seem good to me to say "corporations, that already h
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by xracy 3y ago
Because there are more unions than just the teamsters? Yeah, this is pretty cut and dry for teamsters, but what about... anyone else?
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by xracy 3y ago
Yeah, I'm not saying it's impossible. But I think it's a lot harder to learn to love yourself if you're always depending on external validation. I have long questioned the "deeply meaningful friendships very quickly
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by xracy 3y ago
1. Yeah, so? Different people live in different states. That doesn't make my point about divorce less valid. 2. Who said my world is so deeply broken? That feels like an unnecessary assessment to force your worldview to match why my ou
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by xracy 3y ago
Yeah, first off there's nothing special about "blood" relationships. It's just the people you grew up around, so you're more partial to those people, because time in = time out. My siblings and I aren't close b
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by xracy 3y ago
I'm so confused how this could be the case unless you're actually arguing with yourself across 2 different accounts. The alternative is definitely that you don't understand that people are different from you, which is pretty
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by xracy 3y ago
> Example: children are about the future, friendships are not commitments, parents are a compass, spouse is life insurance. (I am simplifying to make a point.) If you're simplifying you're missing the point of this. But I suspe
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by xracy 3y ago
I'm in a relationship now, but I spent a vast majority of my life single. And the thing I learned from being single, was how to be okay with myself and love myself in spite of the world thinking I was "broken" for being alone
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by xracy 3y ago
What? No! But they super-duper pinky promised. TBH, I don't know why they would do this instead of just... silently missing the target, like I assume most businesses are going to do.
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by xracy 3y ago
I think the way to take this comment is "He didn't pull himself up by his own bootstraps. And people need to stop pretending like any of his history means that he did."
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I think this would more likely fall on the cook.
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by xracy 3y ago
SOLAR FREAKING ROADWAYS!!!
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by xracy 3y ago
It's a fair question. I think the necessity of this tends to drop off with power. So I don't know if it's really necessary for a grocery bagger... But it probably wouldn't hurt. Feels like a fine broad brush policy.
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by xracy 3y ago
Are they finally gonna adopt ARM? My understanding is a lot of the performance improvements from M2 is that improving efficiency for the x64 isa is hitting diminishing returns. We've optimized it pretty well, but there's also a lo
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by xracy 3y ago
Right... but where ? If you can't say what industry, then I don't believe you.
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by xracy 3y ago
Yeah, I guess I still stand by my statement given the point of homework is to learn, and not just to get it done.
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by xracy 3y ago
Nobody wants to work anymore. Also it's not like we could just... pay people more for the jobs people don't want to do. That would be too capitalistic for our society.
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by xracy 3y ago
Yup, but I've seen a Ferrari. I've never even heard of this company before this article.
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I mean, I think this makes the point in the original comment even more clear. It's easy to promise things. Be suspicious of any claims without physical evidence of the actual end result. That goes for Tesla, and any other company promi
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by xracy 3y ago
Looked really hard, on their website. They have a really nicely designed website and it was really difficult to find out how to buy a thing from them. That has all the hallmarks of vapor hardware. It looks like they have actually made o
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by xracy 3y ago
Where have they replaced people with GPUs? Or made people cost less than GPUs?
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by xracy 3y ago
This is a little sus to me. I'd be surprised if the actual end-goal of the union was getting tips. > Workers at Apple Inc.’s unionized store in Maryland are asking for higher pay and additional time off, along with changes that coul
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by xracy 3y ago
Yeah, this definitely doesn't go both ways. /s
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by xracy 3y ago
> Kindly explain how, misguided as they might have been, proceeding through the legal system is somehow more pernicious to democracy than paying lip service to riots and participating in a campaign where the outcome of an election is fla
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by xracy 3y ago
I mean, I would argue you're not making a rational argument here. > Allowing kids to work for construction is going to improve lives more than blindly pushing everyone regardless of desire or aptitude in college and graduating them
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by xracy 3y ago
[citation needed]
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by xracy 3y ago
> Generally speaking we have a problem in America that there are a lot of potentially violent mentally-unsound people roaming around, we have no cohesive plan to get these people treatment/help/medication, and in most major cit
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by xracy 3y ago
> "NPR isn't tagged as government-funded anymore, so what's the beef?" - Elon Musk As if he didn't start this. This whole thing reads as highly manipulative to drum up... checks article... one twitter handles wor

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