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by zthrowaway 4y ago
Most of the money generated here is going to a pimp. These women are being abused and exploited for their body. You support more of that?
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
I’m amazed how everyone here are acting as if these prostitutes are entrepreneurs of some kind. They are being manhandled by a pimp and forced to do this shit. Most of them are runaways and are being exploited for their body, and end up ove
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
What this really is, is showing political compliance. Just like what Italians had to do in the late 30s to prevent their businesses from being destroyed. How would you feel if most apps all over the App Store for one whole month used right
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
These sanctions have done nothing but harm us and Europe, and forcing Russia and China to work more closely together. We’re still buying fertilizer from Russia behind the scenes. The ruble is higher in value than it was when the war started
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
> Not talking about it is politics. You cannot avoid that. It's literally impossible. No it's not. Trying to change society is politics. What you're saying is akin to "silence is violence" which is just as ridicu
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
It used to be social decorum to not talk about politics and religion at work. But the past 10 years everyone wants to be an activist now. I'd like to see more rules around this in every company. It kills productivity and really distrac
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
Why is supporting a republican a horrible look?
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
Yes entirely, at the very least 90% entirely. What I'm saying here isn't novel whatsoever. This is a phenomenon well documented and understood in economics for the past 5 decades. This isn't some reflexive talking point. This
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
This is the real answer. Everything else is just arguing about what type of band-aid we use. Root of the problem with inflation in this nation is out of control government spending and printing of money. Unfortunately no politician will ser
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
Yeah well those gun controls don’t work too well in Chicago. Keyword: civilized. Which America is not. We have a mental health problem.
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
How are they maxed out? I don't think that's the case at all, neither can I find any substantial evidence to back that claim. There's an obvious change between Trump and Biden. The latter canceling oil and gas leases since ge
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
It’s called a recession. This party isn’t over, these people who have been experiencing FOMO are just hoping for that. Tech will continue to be extremely profitable and innovating industries. That’s not going anywhere. These doom and gloom
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
This current administration cancelled yet another round of oil and gas leases recently. I really can’t comprehend why they think this is a good idea. https://www.usnews.com/news/politics/articles/2022-05-12&#x
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
You don’t have to try and spend billions of dollars to become a fan of conservatives. All you have to do is publicly push back against leftist views. That’s all it takes to be conservative in our culture. In a Political Science lens, Conser
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Stop telling kids that climate change will destroy their world(vox.com)
17 points by zthrowaway 4y ago|20 comments
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San Francisco votes overwhelmingly to recall progressive DA Chesa Boudin(cbsnews.com)
111 points by zthrowaway 4y ago|220 comments
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
Let this remind us that the police are the cleanup crew. If you are going to be attacked by someone they will not be there to save you. Unfortunately “good person with a gun” doesn’t sell headlines, nor does it align with political agenda.
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
Wasn’t clubhouse taken over by political activists? I recall something like that contributing to its downfall.
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
Agreed. The hype around Big Data is dead, but a decent portion of the tech that came into existence during this hype cycle is not dead. Things like Hadoop have their stay in Fortune 150 and 500 companies, there's plenty of Hadoop jobs
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
I’m a new parent and will be doing this. The past year we have made sure the kid doesn’t get any screen time and it’s been pretty easy. I like the mental break it forces on me from being in front of a computer all day.
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
You think Twitter would be that open to let someone dig that deep into their IP before a purchase?
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
These people couldn’t care less. The line should have already been drawn but people keep falling for this emotional trickery that all politicians use. Packaging up something that nobody agrees with, with a noble cause that nobody would disa
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Twitter workers freaking out over Elon Musk in internal Slack messages(nypost.com)
8 points by zthrowaway 4y ago|1 comments
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
Healthcare and insurance.
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
It allows for you to make big changes to the product without the market freaking out and being beholden to shareholders.
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
This sums up the whole situation. There’s really nothing else to it.
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
Microsoft and moving things to Azure is my guess.
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
My understanding is COVID’s micron size is so small that most masks other than N95 will be mostly useless. If you can smell fumes through your mask, Covid is going through it. Covid can also infect you through your eyes. I don’t know why we
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
Noob question: Can anyone explain storage concerns of the blockchain? Right now the BTC blockchain is 320GB in size. Won’t this get too big at some point for speedy lookups of ledgers and all that?
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by zthrowaway 4y ago
If you're small enough of an operation to get by with one physical server, then yeah you probably don't need AWS. If anything, use DigitalOcean. I agree on that aspect. Anything larger than that though, the value of AWS starts to

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