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by mc32 14d ago
Follow-up question, [Do] You know who loves flock cameras? Insurance Claim Adjusters. They are using the cameras to catch fraud (where claimants try to lump previous damage with damage covered by the current claim.), etc.
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by mc32 15d ago
I don't see the revelation, it still appears we're near historical lows and it's not spiking. It's not like there is any divergence between before and now. It's not bad to know what this rate is but it's also
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by mc32 15d ago
TM's take is a completely stupid waste of time. It ends with "...[those before us] were as shortsighted as we are, living for now, amassing and consuming as much as possible, and pausing only for a slack-jawed huh-huh at the neare
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by mc32 15d ago
It’s a bit like a naive “writing”/drawing of ideographic characters by someone who never wrote them. Things (lines and shapes) are there but just not quite right.
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by mc32 15d ago
Yea like naming Army street to Chavez and all the other hundreds of renamings of American place names over the last couple of decades… like we should be up in arms by now we just can’t contend with so much overwhelming change! Or reaming st
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by mc32 15d ago
They forgot to scoop up mapbalst! never mind looks like they got swallowed up by bing maps (that’s where Bing got line drive from, TIL!)
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by mc32 15d ago
And if reputation follows, more people will claim some disability or other of come off their disability much later than normal. If New Yorkers are known for one thing, it’s how to corrupt a system so I would propose having more scrutiny aro
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by mc32 15d ago
I think the iconic rent seeking is the distributors of goods and services in Japan. They don’t add value but you cannot buy directly from the mfg. Same could be said of resellers in the US when they have exclusive distribution rights to an
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by mc32 15d ago
Mikhail Kalashnikov.
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by mc32 15d ago
Moreover Steve did not recognize nor ever speak of his bastard father. Similarly to how he hardly recognized his own bastard daughter. Steve only spoke of his adoptive parents.
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by mc32 15d ago
The writer is juxta Steve’s bastard of a father’s status as a visa overstay to contrast with Trump’s policy vis a vis illegal immigration (which doesn’t differ much in practice from his lauded predecessors policies) yet Steve if he did not
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by mc32 16d ago
Maybe he was joking -not sure but around the 5:45 mark he says "irrational" in irrational numbers comes from the Latin for insane or unreasonable. But just before that he defines the numbers as not being able to be expressed as a
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by mc32 16d ago
They are prevalent in old cartoons as well -along with TV aerials. Before the 50s, lots of rural places were still getting electrified. Quite a few rural places still had outhouses till the 40s, so electric wires and TV aerials were signs
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by mc32 16d ago
Even if it’s obvious to some at this time, as time passes artificially generated writing will become mainstream and what becomes the normal writing style. If you read IX century literature, it reads differently, the vocab is different, the
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by mc32 16d ago
Other than Lake Ontario… Seems inconsistent for them to complain about what we call our side of the lake but then go on like nothing when they (and we as well) rename things just about every day of the week/year)
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by mc32 16d ago
I get that the renaming of the lake from the US perspective is annoying. Yet, it remains whatever Canada wants to call it on their side. Geographical place-names get renamed all the time. It’s not extraordinary. You can search for recent
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by mc32 16d ago
4% may be optimistic but 25% is great depression levels of unemployment and it’s nowhere near that. We could be at 6%.
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by mc32 17d ago
iPhones and speakers (headsets, earsets) are accessories, furniture is more permanent (unless it’s near-disposable). You don’t typically update furniture every two to three years (with exception for people who like to show off their wealth
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by mc32 17d ago
Yes, they would have to prove that there was incriminating data on the phone. However, destroying potential evidence before there is suspicion of a crime is also a crime if done with intent to undermine a future investigation. It's qui
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by mc32 17d ago
Sure, and referring to the whole of the UK as England is also a thing. It’s confusing but people are people. Or as they say in some parts of “England” it’s queer as folk.
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by mc32 17d ago
"What, like with a cloth or something?" Destruction of potential evidence of a crime is a crime. Obviously here there is nuance and the courts can determine if this is the right interpretation or not. If he had compromising inform
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by mc32 18d ago
Even without the presumed capable A.I. A company like Meta could shed 60% and if done with precision and not suffer greatly. Twitter showed that many companies were running bloated workforces. They have slowly shed some of the excess over
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by mc32 18d ago
Close. But it's not (re)named Lake Americas. Remember, there are two continents, North America and South America. It's not one continent; however, jointly they can be called The Americas.
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by mc32 18d ago
I don't know if they truly believe that persons using CC are racist (like they examined the thing logically from bottom to top and came back with that conclusion) or if it's the new Goodwin --pulling the emergency brakes and damn
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by mc32 18d ago
It’s almost becoming like prehistorical anthropology and archeology. Lots of assumptions and imagination and low on evidence. Obviously with pre historical things we have to use our imagination since evidence is either scant or non-existen
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by mc32 18d ago
“wrongbetterment”
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by mc32 19d ago
That suffers from the stereotype fallacy. Some majors have huge ROI while others leave graduates very frustrated with their prospects. Not everyone will benefit from a degree. Not all degrees are financially sound. If people think that al
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by mc32 19d ago
We should allow students to discharge their loans if they cannot repay them. This means risk will be assigned to borrowers and that would squeeze the ability for kids to take out loans on stupid majors that have absolutely no hope of ROI,
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by mc32 19d ago
Right, like the student debt forgiveness. We hate the ones we disagree with and we love the ones we agree with.
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by mc32 21d ago
Recently[1] Microsoft laid off several thousand domestic employees while simultaneously hiring a couple thousand employer-sponsored-Visa workers. [1] https://www.newsweek.com/microsoft-layoffs-2026-xbox-h1b-vis...

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