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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
The global virus pandemic that is responsible for a total lockdown and a multitude of deaths and spread immediately via global transportation system wasn't enough for you?
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
They initiate a cash transfer via ACH, which takes a few days (absurd). In the meantime they honor the amount you decided to withdraw. It's a bookie floating a new gambler. I opened an account two days ago to buy one share of GME for f
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
> Imagine paying $1-3 per month for FB or Twitter. Imagine paying $1-3 per month for FB or Twitter.
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
I lived in NYC for 11 years and the only things I miss are my friends and Fresh Direct.
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
There is no whataboutism coming from me. You are welcome to point out where I've advocated for such a thing. For the last four years there has been a constant refrain that we need "adults in the room". Right now more than eve
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
I agree with you. I think there is something wrong with the way we are reacting to these people and it's ratcheting up every day. I personally think they are deplorable and retrograde and, above all, willfully ignorant. But there is so
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
I'm saying that the phrase "people literally overthrowing the democratically elected government of the US." is hysterics. That is not what happened. Also there was bloodshed. I don't care about what this president does b
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
From Wikipedia (I know...): > Many scholars consider a coup d'état successful when the usurpers seize and hold power for at least seven days. They didn't seize and hold power for any time whatsoever. They had no plan. They had
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
> people literally overthrowing the democratically elected government of the US. The hysterics in this thread are pretty rich.
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
This is a grouchy reply. The OP obviously isn't trying to get Tekken running on a Peloton. You can imagine "games" in this sense being competitions played out via the bike, so time trials, race tournaments, etc. Compete with
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
In any case, it looks like you got what you wanted. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/06/pentagon-has-not-approved-re...
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
No it's not acceptable. But let the police get the situation under control. Why bring in the military?
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
Sure, with a clear mission planned and dictated by the state you were in. They didn't just send in the troops right away in reaction to an ongoing situation that also happens to be the certification of the election of the president.
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
By all accounts the people in power were committed to certifying the election. We've got no reason to think they have changed their minds on this. The police were underprepared and overwhelmed by protesters (terrorist, coupists, whatev
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
The history of any military interceding in election issues is not a good one. There are police for this and this is incident is developing. Give it time before you call in the guns. I'm not gaslighting anyone -- I'm saying this ne
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
Ferguson did not involve the transfer of power of the executive branch of the USA.
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
No. They are taking this very slowly because it is a very serious issue. The military doesn't just start rushing into something like this. I feel like I'm going crazy listening to people make calls for the MILITARY to get involved
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
Do you want this to escalate? This would be a bad time to start making martyrs out of these people.
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
Just want to say that this is a wild idea and I really like it. I don't know how viable it is but it's definitely interesting.
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
Callimachi was an absolute rockstar at the paper. She had been nominated for multiple Pulitzer Prizes and this, amongst other things, would lead to another nom. I suspect there was a deference to a veteran reporter at the top of her game, a
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
I also took it daily and heavily in high school during basketball season for shin splints. Probably a couple of years of pulling that mess. I often think back now to how I had a complete system that timed for efficacy, taking a few 30 min b
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
Heh I saw this the other day and just assumed that easter egg had always been there.
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
It's not just the values they place on the end user and simplicity, it's their huge amount of cash they can use to test and deploy technologies (think spatial audio partners) and their tight grip on supply chains (try sourcing som
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
No what? What are you talking about?
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
I suspect the best path for success that individuals or small companies can take right now is to focus on one piece of the larger product and aim for acquisition or licensing, sort of like the pharmaceutical space.
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
I don't know how you read a negative or judgmental tone into that comment... GP is basically saying that consumer technology has advanced to the point where you need large teams doing complicated or deeply technical (and somewhat incre
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
Many Americans don't even make the effort to wear masks. What do you suppose the institutions ought to do with them in an incisive lockdown situation?
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
What I would do is find a way to decouple your test running system from the lifecycle tooling. Develop a custom solution that run CI pipelines in k8s and collates results and passes them upstream to the lifecycle tooling whether it's G
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
Do people do this in the winter as well?
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by 0x1F8B 6y ago
Thanks for the response. [edit, removed question]

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