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It’s possible he is already dead, as he was basically sent right in to the arms of the gangs he fled from.
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The term goes all the way back to 1928, so it’s not exactly a new idea. It doesn’t imply the end of anything, just that eventually you run out of things to privatize.
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This isn’t advanced negotiation tactics, it’s mafia style negotiation tactics, which are 100% in character. See the law firms now providing him with 100s of millions in pro bono work to avoid punitive executive orders.
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Im sure there are counter examples, of course. I’m trying to address the narrative I’ve seen a bunch lately that billionaires in this administration already have enough, so we can trust that they wont be financially motivated.
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I agree, which is why I used "wealth" and not "money", since power/status/fame is just another form of wealth. Trump seems to be a special mix of rich kid who didn't get hugged enough as a child.
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You do not become a billionaire unless you have a pathological obsession with obtaining wealth. They have structured their entire lives, often at the expense of everything else, to increase their wealth. It isn't a goal, its a lifestyl
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We’d also benefit from not having unnecessary “wants” generated within us, which so often comes at the cost of our self esteem. So many ads prey on your fear of being too ugly, too lonely, too poor, and they amplify that fear then stick a c
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by rescripting 1y ago
Can someone explain how tariffs aren’t both a tax and inflation, all rolled in to one? These are two of the most toxic words in politics and yet those most allergic to them are relatively quiet.
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If I pay for ChatGPT and ask for copyrighted images, is that selling the generated IP?
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Things cannot get worst because they can always get worse.
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Tariffs will have an larger impact on low income people because they act as a flat tax on goods. There is a certain fixed dollar value that everyone needs to survive the month, and that value just got larger while income remained the same.
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You conveniently failed to acknowledge this link https://www.project2025.observer where people _have_ read the policy proposals, and wrote them up in a nice little list, and are tracking their implementation. We're 79 days
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Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensitive_compartmented_inform...
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Using AI to summarize a piece meant to be a reflection on our humanity and our relationships is so profoundly sad to me. Either take the time to read it, or don't. You'll get nothing of value asking for bullet points.
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Its much easier to destroy than to build, and this is thoughtless destruction. How can anyone expect thoughtful reconstruction?
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by rescripting 2y ago
While I disagree with a lot in this post I think the author was referring to the huge cost of tuition for _individuals_ vs what is used to be [1]. [1] https://cdn.uvaro.com/member-site/uploads/Price_Changes2000_...
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by rescripting 2y ago
If you haven’t tried recently I’d give it another go. A lot of work has gone in to the LSP this past year to stabilize it and improve performance.
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by rescripting 2y ago
This isn’t true, you can get the next version of Swift by downloading a pkg installer from https://www.swift.org/install/macos/ You can get it bundled with Xcode as well if you’d like, but it’s not necessary.
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What don’t you like about the VSCode plugin?
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Agreed, which supports my point that these two threads aren't discussing the same thing and so can't be used as a measure of a culture shift.
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I'd be wary of drawing correlations like this. The people who commented on that thread are not going to be the same people commenting on this one. The topic isn't even the same; in the first thread the topic is his sentencing, and
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The "Delete Account" button does nothing. Very clever user retention technique.
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Are there studies to this effect? Any empirical evidence companies can give plotting productivity decline and subsequent increase after RTO? Or is it all just vibes?
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Blessed be the developer who has never had to refactor anything.
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That seems like a huge drawback? Running new electrical and plumbing and doing repairs becomes much more difficult.
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Only ~10% of American heterosexual couples meet as coworkers. This data is from 2021, so it’s probably lower now. https://web.stanford.edu/~mrosenfe/Rosenfeld_how_hetero_coup...
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At the time this was probably the one of the most convenient ways to share videos with loved ones. It wouldn't cross your mind that these videos were "public" because no one had the link but you. I'm sure it never crosse
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Of course they did. It was 2012. The Arab Spring was happening when this was written. People might have been wrong, but that doesn't mean it wasn't a somewhat common belief.
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Media in general, but American media especially, is hyper optimized for clickbait. Informing people about news and current events is useful, but inducing outrage is _profitable_. Newsrooms across the country have realtime metrics dashboards
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> How do I know it runs the test for each item in the arguments array I mean the APIs aren’t magic; you can “inspect macro” to see what code is generated at compile time which boils down to something similar to the Go code with better er

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