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dagnabbit
6y ago
Everyone thinks they are not susceptible to advertising. Advertising metrics continue to prove that they are wrong. HN will continue to have "contrarians" who think they are smarter than everyone else, and who reflexively argue co
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dagnabbit
6y ago
The paperwork for Breonna Taylor said she had no injuries. She had been shot eight times while sleeping. You're a white supremacist and you are arguing in bad faith. Get the fuck into the sea, you vile fucking bigot.
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dagnabbit
6y ago
dang works hard to ensure that HN is a safe space for white nationalists and other bigots. posts like that exist specifically because dang thinks they are more important than having a community that welcomes minorities.
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dagnabbit
6y ago
> I think it's fair for there to be at least one place on the internet that isn't suffused with ideological copypasta. Holy shit your arrogance is off the fucking _CHAINS_. Not only have you failed miserably at that goal (this
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dagnabbit
6y ago
'my org', 'my team' or 'my reports' for all below; 'my direct reports' for those immediately below.
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dagnabbit
6y ago
Sorry; I know that you work hard to ensure that HN remains a safe space for white supremacists, mysoginists, and other bigots. I hope I didn't undo your toil by briefly making one such person very slightly uncomfortable. It is clearly
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dagnabbit
6y ago
It's deeply sad that one party is now so devoted to disinformation and the destruction of democracy that they whine when somebody provides a small-print link to third party fact checkers. Such pathetic little snowflakes.
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dagnabbit
6y ago
The buyer is still responsible for paying a 'use tax' in that case (which is typically identical to the sales tax rate).
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dagnabbit
6y ago
Retail stores charge manufacturers for shelf space. It's often called a slotting fee. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slotting_fee
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dagnabbit
6y ago
A 1% chance of death that’s evenly distributed across 80 years is dramatically less impactful to one’s expected quantity of life than a 1% chance of death that happens immediately. Additionally, I’d note that nearly all higher income indivi