poochipie

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by poochipie 2y ago
:) No [0]. Nintendo was incorporated in 1889 [1]. Here is an 1890 Nintendo commercial [2]. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline... 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninten
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by poochipie 2y ago
This is great, however the phrasing of the question might lead to a "Tyranny of Structurelessness" [0] issue where they're not asking for a diversity statement, but are expecting the answer to contain a diversity statement. T
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by poochipie 2y ago
But none of that was a reason to invoke the Emergencies Act, per the courts.
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by poochipie 2y ago
From the shared link: "The Trudeau government has stopped using the Liberal Party's private database to conduct background checks on candidates for judicial appointments, federal sources say." This is a specific claim about t
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by poochipie 2y ago
"The government should solve every problem" is a totalizing idea the Liberals have implemented though. We see this in the job growth numbers, for example, that show massive federal government hiring and anemic private sector growt
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by poochipie 2y ago
Accelerationism[0] FTW. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerationism
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by poochipie 2y ago
How else will $GOVERNING_PARTY find out which of their political opponents' bank accounts they should freeze?
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by poochipie 2y ago
https://archive.is/y6d41
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by poochipie 2y ago
Depends what you mean by "win". I suppose it implies "achieved some defined geopolitical goals". Those wars, perhaps, didn't have defined goals -- so what does "win" mean in the context of not having a win
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by poochipie 2y ago
Vostoks are nice little mechanical wristwatches for those looking to dip their toes into the ocean.
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by poochipie 2y ago
Vanity Fair is using Clickbait to Lure Readers
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by poochipie 3y ago
How do we convince people to pay for the more expensive chips? More automation? Government subsidies? Other?
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by poochipie 3y ago
I'm unaware of how automatable fabs are. If the workers are high-cost then the machines need to do more or the government needs to subsidize production.
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by poochipie 3y ago
This is the effort from the 90s to which I am referring: https://www.oregonlive.com/silicon-forest/2022/04/tsmcs-morr... “We still have about a thousand workers in that factory, and that factory, they cost us
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by poochipie 3y ago
Not OP, but: TSMC has tried before. The workforce is not educated properly and the workplace cultures are vastly different. In this case, the US workers were used to stronger labor protections than their Taiwanese counterparts.
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by poochipie 3y ago
Also: your children.
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by poochipie 3y ago
Not OP, but they are likely referring to the MMIWG crisis [0], which Justin Trudeau called a "genocide" in 2018. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Inquiry_into_Missing_...