DinoDad13

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by DinoDad13 2y ago
This is normal in business. Now that tech dominates they use that market position to setup monopolies. If we had functional anti-trust laws then it wouldn't feel so dire. Allowing monopolies in a capitalist system is the worst economic
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
Manufacturing consent is easier than ever. Look at how many Americans feel that immigrants are mostly violent criminals.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
The only constant in this universe is "change" so what ideology can be more illogical than one that rejects change? We are about to learn this lesson again as a society.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
Human suffering is the US conservative platform :)
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
But they are not illegal. That is dehumanizing.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
Asylum seekers are here legally.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
Imagine how dumb the average person is. Half of them are even dumber than that. Less than half voted for Donald Trump!
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
Psychology has always been considered a soft science.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
Which established dogma do you want to challenge and why?
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
> "Split them up at your own (US) perils, not unlike killing own Golden Goose."
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
The anti-trust case isn't about Google's LLM business.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
I love it when the top comments on a hacker news thread is justifying monopolies. Fuck economics right?
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
The author has some interesting articles about the Ukrainian War.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
Any reasonably fair news coverage is considered left wing now-a-days.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
which ideologies?
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
Weird strategy from Hashicorp. The amount of code that they claimed was infringed is tiny. And from what I can tell, is not algorithmically significant. It's such small ball.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
How do you lower crime?
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
Neither did Kuwait. Canada, however, did have an increase. Global rates overall did increase.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
We didn't forget that in 2020. An increase in crime is a pretty normal side effect of a global pandemic. We are lucky that it stayed so tame despite police not doing their jobs because they are pissy about having some accountability.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
What a convenient way to dismiss all data.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
Yes so stop freaking out over relatively low crime. Remember the lessons from that time.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
How much more would you pay?
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
Sure sure but when it turns out 90% of crime is from 11 people it stops making sense to pass laws punishing all people of a certain class and/or giving police incredible amounts of power with little or no oversight.
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by DinoDad13 2y ago
These charts really show how overblown the murder/car theft issues are now. Higher than pre-pandemic yes, but still relatively low.
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by DinoDad13 3y ago
That 13.68% is given with no context. Which issues, specifically did Devin solve? Any 3rd party verification?
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by DinoDad13 3y ago
what?
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by DinoDad13 3y ago
The situation did not make it clear one way or another. Probably on purpose.
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by DinoDad13 3y ago
Do you have evidence that in-group preferences are happening? Your workplace becoming more diverse is not proof of in-group preferences.
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by DinoDad13 3y ago
And what wrongdoing do you think is happening in this scenario?
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by DinoDad13 3y ago
The % of all SFH they own is different from the % of available inventory they are buying quarter to quarter.

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