BoggleOhYeah

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by BoggleOhYeah 5d ago
The conspiracy isn’t that DHH is a fascist. He has dehumanized minorities and alluded to using violence against them. I’m not interested in debating whether or not that’s fascist or not. It’s shitty behavior indicative of the modern far rig
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by BoggleOhYeah 6d ago
Are you under the impression that I am the co-founder of GNOME? I was speaking to the conspiracy theory here, that the donations to Omarchy are just a passthrough to unsavory organizations. It’s, at least, plausible to me for two reasons. 1
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by BoggleOhYeah 6d ago
If Lunduke is calling something a conspiracy theory, it probably isn’t. This guy has been playing for a right wing grifting gig but he’s just too unlikable.
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by BoggleOhYeah 7d ago
This guy loves inflation.
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by BoggleOhYeah 8d ago
Garry Tan's dream coming true.
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by BoggleOhYeah 14d ago
To drive that home, Alan Keyes got to 27% by - running against a charismatic Obama - being a last minute insert when Jack Ryan was caught in a sex scandal (who was already fighting an uphill battle with sharing a last name with the corrupt
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by BoggleOhYeah 1mo ago
It’s really not. This place is full of people that never grew past the simplistic ideas of Ron Paul that they fell in love with twenty years ago.
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by BoggleOhYeah 1mo ago
I’m not asking anyone to do anything. I’m saying the AI industry created their own problems by thinking the general population would eat their shit with a smile like their sycophants do. For a bunch of people that considered themselves smar
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by BoggleOhYeah 1mo ago
It may have been the AI CEOs bragging that they’re going to take everyone’s job away. Maybe one day, Silicon Valley will learn that their insufferable arrogance is not a virtue for everyone outside of their bubble.
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by BoggleOhYeah 1mo ago
HN doesn’t like when you ask for those. Remember, this is the propaganda arm of a VC. Proof is a hindrance to the hype that drives value.
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by BoggleOhYeah 2mo ago
Given the level of involvement the Heritage Foundation has in the current administration, I think you're absolutely wrong.
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by BoggleOhYeah 2mo ago
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by BoggleOhYeah 2mo ago
And the owner class has already trotted out the old Red Scare “If you don’t like datacenters, you’re just doing what China wants” bullshit has a defense.
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by BoggleOhYeah 2mo ago
Oh good. The leather-couch Kennedy and TV scam doctor are using AI to find fraud. We're all saved.
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by BoggleOhYeah 2mo ago
Yeah, that’s just scamming. Unfortunately, that’s pretty common with the camel vendors. Since camel rides are almost exclusively bought by tourists, it attracts scammers that see the “customers” as easy marks. The government won’t do anythi
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by BoggleOhYeah 2mo ago
Eh. I concede that there are a ton of scammers in the tourist areas. However, I think a lot of people used to the manners of the West really struggle with Egypt’s (admittedly, exhausting) haggling culture.
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by BoggleOhYeah 2mo ago
Yeah. Unfortunately, that’s true of almost any place that is overcrowded to that extent. Their stagnant economy doesn’t help.
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by BoggleOhYeah 2mo ago
That’s not what the article primarily addresses though and the study itself didn’t control for obesity. They make note of it at the end to say that the obesity cause is in dispute but the bulk of the article is focused on other potential ca
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by BoggleOhYeah 2mo ago
I don’t understand why obesity seemingly gets tossed aside when this subject comes up. It’s the one problem you can see in plain sight at any gathering of people.
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by BoggleOhYeah 3mo ago
Direct quote from the leader of the party Daniel is propping up: "They will also be forced to leave, even if they are born in Sweden, because they have no natural connection to Sweden. They are not Swedish." Very empathetic indeed
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by BoggleOhYeah 3mo ago
Does that line of thinking hold when this party has also said they also want to deport people born in Sweden? >"They will also be forced to leave, even if they are born in Sweden, because they have no natural connection to Sweden. T
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by BoggleOhYeah 3mo ago
These ugly ass houses are monuments to the avarice of suburban America.
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by BoggleOhYeah 3mo ago
It’s pretty obvious that a lot of the user base is obsessed with wealth and status and critiquing their main status symbol hits them where it hurts.
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by BoggleOhYeah 3mo ago
“Hey kids. Morality doesn't exist as long as you make enough people money.” You people are nothing but whores. You can dress it up in some kind of utopian futurism but no one with a brain buys it.
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by BoggleOhYeah 3mo ago
It’s great to finally see a possible alternative to Perforce.
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by BoggleOhYeah 3mo ago
Does anyone still believe anything this guy says?
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by BoggleOhYeah 3mo ago
Some people are just all-in on the moronic MAGA nationalism and refuse to earnestly engage with critiques of the US. America is always better than Europe, even when it's not.
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by BoggleOhYeah 3mo ago
HN does this with every Zitron article.
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by BoggleOhYeah 3mo ago
According to their methodology, they will be fast tracking SpaceX (after five days). The index is float adjusted so its initial weight in the index will be relatively low. https://global.morningstar.com/en-ca/stocks&#x2
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by BoggleOhYeah 3mo ago
CRSP has had fast track rules for quite a while. They changed their minimum float rule for these mega IPOs with low float.

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