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by browserman 2y ago
Am I misremembering, or was Ubeam, the founder’s previous start up, not sort of a legendary disaster/borderline fraud?
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The Money Coup: What the fall of Chevron deference means for state capacity(donmoynihan.substack.com)
7 points by browserman 2y ago|4 comments
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by browserman 2y ago
How do feel about Brown v Board?
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by browserman 2y ago
No, they can and will open your mail at will if they think something fishy is going on. USPS can’t open anything without a warrant.
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by browserman 2y ago
It needs to be kept in mind that this ruling is not really about so-called “gun rights” but part of the Right’s concerted attack on the ability of the federal government to tie the hands of private actors in any capacity. The goal is to gum
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by browserman 2y ago
Yes, it was indeed bad when Petain decreed Reynaud's arrest and handed him over to the Nazis to be imprisoned in a concentration camp. It's unclear what connection this has with the conviction of Donald Trump by a jury of his peer
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by browserman 2y ago
Well, you see, a woman disagreed with him. At that point the only reasonable response to go completely nuclear.
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by browserman 3y ago
Being an undocumented resident is not a crime. https://www.aclu.org/sites/default/files/field_document/FINA...
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by browserman 3y ago
OpenAI said this work was done in conjunction with Microsoft’s long established threat intel center, these are almost certainly the code names Microsoft security intel teams have assigned to these actors. Threat actor naming is generally a
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by browserman 3y ago
I really don't understand this instinctive urge people have to grovel and simp for wealthy celebrities. Musk is the owner and CEO of one of the most important defense contractors in the country. It is a matter of national strategic imp
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by browserman 3y ago
Kara Swisher was basically working as Altman’s press secretary
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by browserman 3y ago
You are in luck; skinny jeans are once again out of style and straight or flared legs are back in.
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by browserman 3y ago
With any luck we'll go even further than that and confine him to a small metal box for a period of several years.
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by browserman 3y ago
I think everyone figured that out when Hamish was going around promoting open white supremacist Richard Hanania
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by browserman 3y ago
I'm having trouble parsing who you think is the wronged party here, but to be clear this fire official was going around bear spraying random innocuous homeless people before one of his victims fought back and beat him up.
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Beaten ex-SF fire commissioner accused of bear spray attacks on homeless people(sfstandard.com)
28 points by browserman 3y ago|23 comments
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by browserman 4y ago
This seems unfair to Hughes, who actually was an accomplished engineer and pilot and genuinely had a serious mental illness.
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ChatGPT: Automatic Expensive BS at Scale(medium.com)
3 points by browserman 4y ago|1 comments
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by browserman 4y ago
There seems to be a big uptick in the number of people who like to scold others for their family planning choices, especially women, and especially for choosing to delay beyond some particular threshold the scolder takes to be ideal (often
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by browserman 4y ago
nah its a big fat nothing-burger cooked up by a giant rich baby and a couple of right-wing polemecists
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by browserman 4y ago
Jules Siegel, Pynchon's college friend and roommate, once wrote that "...you have to accept the fact that Tom’s grasp of things that he glibly sets down as if he were a master of the material is usually quite superficial, based on
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by browserman 4y ago
There is zero evidence that Joseph Kennedy was ever involved in bootlegging except the much, much later claims of various extremely unreliable mafia figures.
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by browserman 4y ago
It remains very funny that he paid forty-five billion dollars for the privilege of humiliating himself daily with these petulant temper-tantrums. Amazing bit.
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by browserman 4y ago
> with intent to place another person in reasonable fear for his or her safety This would cover LibsOfTikTok, but not ElonJet
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by browserman 4y ago
If you believe anything Musk says for longer than a microsecond I have an NFT of the Brooklyn Bridge I'd like to sell you.
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by browserman 4y ago
Definitely believe this self-justifying story made up on the spot by a notoriously inveterate liar.
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by browserman 4y ago
Because the whole purpose of the exercise is to manufacture right-wing agitprop, not an actual good-faith effort to provide transparency to the public?
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by browserman 4y ago
Every time some VC asshole makes some pompous self-gratifying pronouncement like this, their personal capital gains tax rate should go up 10%. EDIT: Just astonishing that uses Instagram as an example. Quick question: After Facebook paid a b
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by browserman 4y ago
There’s certainly no harm in indulging in wild, unfounded recreational speculation, as long as one is clear that’s what’s happening. Usually that’s not what going on with people who allude darkly to “[unspecified] political motivations for
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by browserman 4y ago
Yes, that’s generally how luck works.

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