techxit

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by techxit 10y ago
Agile is terrorism for people who aren't technical enough to make bombs.
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by techxit 10y ago
What further evidence that she's an establishment hack could have convinced you? I'm in my 30s, which means that I'm 97 in tech years. So I remember the 1990s. People were horrible to that woman. Her complaint about a &quot
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by techxit 10y ago
In the 1990s, Hillary Clinton got the shit kicked out of her by that same corrupt establishment for (a) trying to fix healthcare, and (b) being a woman and having an IQ over 140. (Sexism and racism both have a U-shaped distribution on the
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by techxit 10y ago
The problem is that we allowed this election to be cast as a clash between Corporate America's superego and its id. The fact that Hillary Clinton came from a middle-class Midwestern background and that, while she's absolutely ter
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by techxit 10y ago
Peter Thiel is a neocon nightmare who thinks the 19th Amendment was a mistake. Can we have a black bar for America, please?
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by techxit 10y ago
I'm very liberal and have a lot of admiration for Obama and Clinton, despite their flaws. I don't hate Donald Trump or Donald Trump voters. I feel sad for them and for the fact that our country has disemployed so many people, and
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by techxit 10y ago
This is great (although it's not enough) and more cities should do it. It's an effective use of public policy and a powerful statement and I'm thrilled to see it. This is the good kind of nationalism, the kind where people ba
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by techxit 10y ago
I'm staying. Unless being in the US becomes presently dangerous to me or my family, I'm here. This is my country and I'm going to fight for it and I'm going to fight especially for the people (like my foreign-born, non-w
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by techxit 10y ago
If you live in California or NY, considered the tech hubs of U.S., there's not much worry. Those states are so liberal, a conservative House+Senate+Prez isn't going to make a difference. Republicans are usually for leaving laws t