throwawaygulf

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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
Marxists can't open dialog.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
Should be titled "Navigating Delusions".
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
Hilarious. Software development at Verkada is filled with "non-traditional backgrounds" leftist SJW types that spew neurotic delusional beliefs on Slack all day. I bet management wishes they would have hired some real devs with ba
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
Uncomfortable facts are racist/sexist/-ist/-ic/etc.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
As you should. Otherwise, you're literally being a racist.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
>Just because something isn't specifically connected to race doesn't mean it is innocuous. No one said otherwise. Luckily, "blacklist" is innocuous, and the only ones calling for its replacement and removal are neurot
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
>It's a minor thing, something you can live with individually, except that as a constant daily drumbeat. Your entire argument is based on this pretence that is demonstrably false. Getting reported to HR by these neurotic professiona
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
>Who would make an HR complaint over one ill-considered remark? It's painfully obvious you haven't been exposed to Bay Area/West Coast start-up culture (I envy your lack of exposure). I've seen people getting reported
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
I wonder how much of it has to do with leftists and SJWs who would scream if sexual attraction between objectively beautiful people was shown on the big screen. Body positivity, "Whiteness", and other deranged ideas are just not w
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
Get a Pixel 3/4 and throw GrapheneOS on it: https://grapheneos.org/ It's the best non-Google, privacy enhanced experience you can get at the moment.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
>Not really, unintentional and/or harmless lies wouldn't be fraud. Yes really. Intentional or unintentional lies to anyone would be considered fraud if we go by your ideas. >Could you elaborate? What does fraud mean accordin
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
I got tired of funding far-left extremists and their deranged, delusional, racist politics. I moved hours away and haven't looked back. Once they run out of other people's money to spend, they'll implode.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
Interesting to see how in the past two decades, activist hackers have swung from far-right to far-left. Anyone remember the GNAA, Goatse Security, weev et. al? Now it's the polar opposite.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
I'm just starting to forge documents for this garbage. School records? Easy, download them, change my address to one a few miles away in the same city, change a few numbers of my SSN, etc. Same goes for utility bills, financial records
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
Indeed. Last time I was forced on LTE in home at the states, the plan I described above was the best in the US. That was 5ish years ago when I was living in the stix.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
The last time I was forced on LTE at home in the states, the plan I described above was the best in the US. That was 5ish years ago when I was living in the stix.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
Not sure about the EU, but last time I was forced on LTE in home at the states, the plan I described above was the best in the US. That was 5ish years ago when I was living in the stix.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
LTE is limited to 21GB of higher speed transfer a month, at which point you get rate limited down to 2Mbps down and .5Mbps up. Can't have Zoom calls on that garbage.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
I wonder how all the leftist activist employees that were shown the door feel after leaving six months ago. Bitcoin's meteoric rise, Coinbase market cap at the level that it is, IPO, etc. Coinbase reduced risk by kicking out leftists.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
Makes sense. Catholic leaders from dozens of different countries speaking dozens of different languages convene in the Vatican often. The lingua franca of the Vatican is Latin, so, regardless of your mother's tongue, you can use the AT
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
San Francisco, LA, Seattle, etc. are all still magically there. Those "properties", where most of the GDP and people are, were relatively untouched. So to say that "the entire West coast" was burning is objectively false
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
It was an honest debate. Your naivete just got called out by a throwaway account, and you then proceeded to throw in the towel.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
>I'm not sure if you look at the curve’s derivative since, say, 1995, it’s clear we’re heading in a good direction. Crime was near all-time highs in the US, Europe's deadliest war since WWII was raging, numerous civil wars in A
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
>Well the parent comment is simply arguing against nuclear, and given that no civilization before 1940 had to think about nuclear, it’s not a bad take... No civilization had to think about electric generation at all 60 years before that.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
>And that is general global instability. E.g., things sure feel like they've come off the rails recently and things I used to take for granted: that competent people would generally be in charge, has been challenged. There's al
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
"AI ethics researcher" is codeword for "leftist activist".
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
>Do you really think the type of bullet matters? We don't think, we know. >A bullet is a projectile whose sole purpose is to penetrate the human body at subsonic or supersonic speeds. Not even remotely true. There are bullets who
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
There are more Rust developers are Amazon that there are D developers in total.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
The probability of this post being [flagged] (due to it being terrible for the narrative) is approximately 1. EDIT: Like clockwork.
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by throwawaygulf 6y ago
>When can we have a system that updates itself without breaking stuff? We did, it was called CentOS.

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