rhcom2

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by rhcom2 14d ago
A solution in search of a problem.
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How to plant a nuclear plant in Iran(digitaldigging.org)
5 points by rhcom2 2mo ago|1 comments
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by rhcom2 5mo ago
I'm not sure that's true. Surely doormen, janitors, and security guards are not "irreplaceable" and can't "halt critical operations beyond their industry".
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by rhcom2 5mo ago
I don't think I follow why your examples contradict the argument. A draft will always be unpopular.
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by rhcom2 5mo ago
I think you could argue the draft forced the war to be real for more families (and the expansion of TV), intensifying the resistance to it. Quick googling says almost 10% of the population served in Vietnam in some capacity. Less than 1% se
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by rhcom2 5mo ago
Republicans in Utah are also trying to remove the power from ballot initiatives because they're upset the Utahans passed an anti-gerrymandering initiative.
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by rhcom2 5mo ago
He is also Catholic himself.
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by rhcom2 5mo ago
NHL is similarly frustrating. I pay for ESPN but some games are on TNT, NHL Network, or a broadcast channel. I'm not paying for two different $60 a month services so now they just don't get any of my money.
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by rhcom2 6mo ago
One crew member rescued, other is still MIA and being actively searched for https://www.axios.com/2026/04/03/iran-us-fighter-shot-down
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by rhcom2 6mo ago
Of course it isn't the same, but it does show it is just a matter of you not agreeing with the rational
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by rhcom2 6mo ago
Is jumping on a grenade to save another person suicidal? Or is it just a matter of you not agreeing with the rational?
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by rhcom2 6mo ago
DNC emails weren't fake either but dumping them all right before the election was certainly intended to be election interference.
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by rhcom2 6mo ago
It's a crazy airspace. Add to that Teterboro, 12 miles from NYC and Republic ~20 miles from NYC, along with all the heliports on the Hudson.
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by rhcom2 6mo ago
Past performance is not indicative of future results
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by rhcom2 6mo ago
The most obvious and expected outcome to everyone except Zuck.
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by rhcom2 6mo ago
> voting requiring proof of citizenship Isn't this just a solution in search of a problem though? Multiple investigations have discovered absolutely minuscule amount of non-citizen voting in US elections. It's something that se
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by rhcom2 7mo ago
> last I heard they give themselves the permission to parse your emails and serve you targeted ads based on contents of emails you receive. Stopped doing it in 2017 (according to them). https://fox59.com/news/google-
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by rhcom2 7mo ago
The targets for the AI are still set by humans, the data the AI was trained on is still created by humans. Involving a computer in the system doesn't magically make it less biased.
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by rhcom2 7mo ago
While I accept that this is how it is done in practice, I think the unintended consequence is it raises the partisan temperature and further ruins the already abysmal trust of Congress.
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by rhcom2 7mo ago
Unfortunately, I think it's hardwired in our brain to anthropomorphize something with this level of NLP. We have to constantly remind ourselves, this is a machine.
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by rhcom2 7mo ago
I always felt like Congressional debates should begin with each side trying to explain the opposing position, with debate only beginning when each side agrees with the opposition's framing of their PoV. I also recognize how naive and i
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by rhcom2 7mo ago
Orwell said something similar. George Orwell - What is Fascism? https://www.orwell.ru/library/articles/As_I_Please/english/e...
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by rhcom2 7mo ago
Would have been nice if the interviewer pushed back more than "lol I don't think they would agree". Spineless.
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by rhcom2 7mo ago
Interesting you went in the opposite direction of my assumption, which was "another member is tired, perhaps we should all pack it it"
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by rhcom2 7mo ago
Because it was never a judgement about who is bad vs. good, but who would be best for American/British interests with zero regard for Iranians.
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by rhcom2 8mo ago
It doesn't have to be the original trigger, you asked "what is the outrage about?" and those deaths are part of it. > And 'different tactics' doesn’t explain the reaction gap, as i said, under Obama there were 3.
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by rhcom2 8mo ago
Dragonwriter has already laid out some of the differences for you to research further beyond the single data point of number of deportations. You've asked the same question multiple times but seem to not want to actually engage with th
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by rhcom2 8mo ago
There were contemporary criticism of Obama's deportation policy on both the right and the left. I have no idea why you think that is some sort of gotcha that somehow makes the equivalency between Obama and Trump's immigration enfo
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by rhcom2 8mo ago
Their deaths are an outcome of the heavy handed immigration enforcement that has caused the outrage. The raw number of deportations is not the only metric. The enforcement tactics of the Obama admin are not the same as Trump's, this is
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by rhcom2 8mo ago
There is no evidence of this at all.

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