newfriend

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by newfriend 16d ago
Native Americans didn't form the United States of America.
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by newfriend 16d ago
> Why do people "break the law" to come to the US They are economic migrants without the means or desire to immigrate legally. > how do their coming affect you negatively? They depress blue-collar wages for my fellow America
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by newfriend 1mo ago
>big-sky-daddy myth tips fedora
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by newfriend 1mo ago
Why would I want to turn the country at the forefront of technology and innovation into a stagnating socialist welfare state like the countries you are holding up as role models?
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by newfriend 1mo ago
Honolulu and Atlanta are the most livable cities in the US? Give me a break. It doesn't pass the smell test at all. The methodology is obviously biased. No matter if it has been around for years or not.
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by newfriend 1mo ago
That's exactly what this person wanted to start.
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by newfriend 1mo ago
Yes, it tells me the methodology is biased.
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by newfriend 2mo ago
Brought to you by Carl's Jr.
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by newfriend 2mo ago
Ignorant yet loud opinions are even more unhealthy for civilization.
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by newfriend 2mo ago
>Even at medium reasoning, it beats Fable 5 by 11.4 points at roughly one-quarter the estimated cost. Sounds great. Also latency looks very good.
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by newfriend 3mo ago
I don't need to be spoonfed opinions. I can see millions of illegal aliens living in my country.
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by newfriend 3mo ago
They are in the US with us, and you want to give them amnesty.
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by newfriend 3mo ago
It's not "absurd"... you're confusing moral value with economic scale. A $1T founder is rewarded for building a massive system that employs hundreds of thousands of people, moved technological progress forward dramatical
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by newfriend 3mo ago
One of the few roles a "small government" should actually take on is defending from invaders.
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by newfriend 3mo ago
Do you delegate all opinions to only those which have studies?
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by newfriend 3mo ago
or DACA?
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by newfriend 3mo ago
The same can be said for humans. Where do thoughts come from?
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by newfriend 4mo ago
I want to trade whatever I want. Why would I want them to place limits on my choices? I don't need them to be my parent.
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by newfriend 4mo ago
You could go do A right now at a local level. You don't though, because you don't actually want to live that way. It reeks of virtue signaling despite your protest.
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by newfriend 4mo ago
There are 50 states in the US and plenty of other locations to build datacenters. "Still needing the datacenter" isn't a reason to build it in this specific location. It's ok to just admit you were wrong.
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by newfriend 4mo ago
You are assuming the datacenter would be built there without the incentive. That is highly unlikely.
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by newfriend 4mo ago
But it's not less in local coffers. If the incentive was not given, the datacenter would not be built there. The state government wants it to be built there to increase economic activity in their state. Residents aren't paying mor
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by newfriend 4mo ago
The entire tax code is full of these. For corporations and individuals as well. Are you advocating for a flat tax?
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by newfriend 4mo ago
A tax break isn't handing anyone money.
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by newfriend 4mo ago
Wrong. 1950 Census --------------------------------------------- Race Percentage of Total Population --------------------------------------------- White 89.5% Black 10.0% Other Races 0.5% Ke
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by newfriend 5mo ago
Are you trying to argue that increased supply of labor is responsible for increasing wages? As others have said, H1-B has been good for companies, and bad for American workers. The same companies who were found to be colluding to keep wage
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by newfriend 5mo ago
The mere presence of H1-B workers depresses wages systemically.
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by newfriend 6mo ago
They are allowed to have thoughts and free will, and a company is allowed to fire you for not doing your job. It's not a sin, it's just business.
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by newfriend 6mo ago
>Update: Root cause found — this was a bug in a tool I built that was running locally for testing, not Claude Code.
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by newfriend 6mo ago
Obviously it's "on average". Of course not every single person will be ranked by their IQ. I know a 5'3" guy who played in the NBA.

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