flag_fagger

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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
ChatGPT told them otherwise. Seriously, you’re arguing with people who have severe mental illness. One loon downthread genuinely thinks this will transform these students into “genuises”
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
> I am so thankful that I'm not rich enough to be surrounded by people who agree with every single half baked thought that I put out Why not, it’s not as if you’d face any real consequences for your own reckless stupidity.
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
They’re roughly proxies for each other. But I think land is a much more fundamental source of power. Makes sense that a lot of these types have started to invest in defense fortresses and opine about building new cities.
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
Yeah man, those stupid hick rednecks in Appalachia should have just learned to code.
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
It’s because the site is chalk full of millennials who jumped on the “I was an office assistant making $40k and I did a bootcamp and now make 200k” at the right place at just the right time. They’re convinced they’ll time the next grift rig
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
I’m leaning paid shill tbh.
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
> On this thread what people are calling “the market” is just 6 billionaire guys trying to hype their stuff so they can pass the hot potato to someone else right before the whole house of cards collapses. Careful now, if they get their w
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
> I don't understand why Trump would do something like this which is gonna peel off yet another group of his supporters The guy was like a walking auction item as soon as he started his second term. He’s nearly 80. He’s gonna amass
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
> doesn't sound like the one sleeping under the desk at the office to get the demo ready for TechCrunch Disrupt For what? Their garbage SaaS that barely works and is just a thin veneer for advertisers to gorge on my data?
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
Some of those hippies are some of the most vile people I’ve ever met anyway.
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
Upskill? No, that’s not the point. You’ll be down leveled (potentially several levels) economically and held there. Consider some poorly paid servant work. It will be sold to you as “noble work” or something along the lines to entice/s
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
How are tariffs supposed to stop domestically produced AI from replacing workers?
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
Oh man, software is about to get so much shittier.
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
> It all changes hands within a few decades though. Nobody lives forever. Unfortunately they’re trying.
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
> Really? Such as? Because if what you care about is the child, the child's future, even in absurdly extreme cases birth parents turn out to be better Yeah, I’m sure people I know who were raped as children, abused and prostituded b
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
I spoke to a doctor at a bar a couple years back and he was telling me apparently out in North Dakota you can get a $400k salary as a family doctor.
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
Yes, but what special relations do you have with the purchasers?
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
> Anyone who doesn’t realize at this point that online discourse is heavily engineered and manipulated is an unthinking rube. We call that “the voting populace”
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
I’m really curious about the 08 recession. I definitely remember some of the fallout, but I was young and insulated from much of what it meant. My parents were also lucky enough to be employed with a mortgage. The one thing killing me in th
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
Isn’t this what we have RICO for? > she was shocked to learn that the company had a “17x” strike policy for accounts that reportedly engaged in the “trafficking of humans for sex.” There’s no way in hell this isn’t just tacitly incentivi
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
Cigarette makers were a dying cry of the old aristocracy. Silicon Valley is the rallying cry of the new aristocracy. While I don’t quite believe they’ll achieve their Feudal dreams in the near-medium future. I do expect the US to transition
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
> The mere fact that commenters think banning advertising is a simple and realistic idea, without any constitutional road blocks Of course not, clearly you just need a captured congress and an EO. Can’t be too hard to find a reason to tu
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
Interestingly in both cases, it seems to be an age divide at least somewhat.
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
> Likewise going full jackboot during reconstruction after the US civil war wasn't politically possible. I’m sure it was. You’ll see after whoever wins the next one.
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
> Americans don't seem to understand how the moral character of their politicians and their political system is relentlessly degraded by the so called Israel lobby, or they don't care, or have resigned themselves to it. I mean,
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
I saw someone on this site yesterday directly and enthusiastically express support for mass dragnet government surveillance systems. We need to bring back institutionalization so people like that have somewhere their antisocial tendencies c
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by flag_fagger 10mo ago
> This is exactly the type of elitism speak Condescending towards who? Overpaid code monkeys? Maybe they should start a professional victimhood organization > that tells people how to vote because they know whats better for them. A la