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1y ago
This comment does not align with the hacker news guidelines. Pretty weak response. The fact you had to stoop to personal attacks tells me you are not that confident in your position. You can downvote with your alt accounts but that doesn’t
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1y ago
Did you get a good job after getting that degree?
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1y ago
You are correct. The fossil fuel industry will fund anyone who will take their money and push their greedy agenda. The difference in the republicans are normally the only ones who will stoop that low to sell out future generations for power
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1y ago
Well you certainly sound _incredibly_ gifted and it’s truly a shame you pushed through a CS degree that was clearly beneath you. Any reason you didn’t change course once you clearly evaluated college was not for you?
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1y ago
A blog post referencing another blog post doesn’t seem to rise to the level of total disregard for the original study. But maybe we can try Wikipedia again.
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1y ago
Care to provide some sources for these wild statements? Got an AP article where they use that as her name? Maybe we just have a different definition of credible news sources.
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1y ago
> they just stop if they ever encounter a situation where they don’t know what to do. Oh my god that’s terrifying if true. I can think of many situations when driving when slamming on the breaks is the absolute wrong choice. Tesla is pus
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1y ago
This article details plans pushed specifically by a single party.
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1y ago
Sounds like it may be closer to ‘git commit —fixup HEAD’ but same idea.
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1y ago
Two edits and you hand waved away the point about CEO compensation? oof. Governments and private businesses have the same problems since they are both made up of imperfect humans. The government has the great oversight mechanism that privat
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1y ago
That’s an odd take, I never said people should not be paid a living wage for their contributions to the country. However, when was the last time the government authorized a multibillion dollar pay package for a single worker? The government
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1y ago
What are some private contracts which do not contain the bloat of private profit?
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1y ago
So private contractors are unreliable for a variety of reasons? We should get all of this private bloat out of the government.
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1y ago
Same with Chicago. They handled it from what I heard, why did Texas struggle so even with the extra federal dollars they get?
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1y ago
Reposting this everywhere doesn’t make it truthful.
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1y ago
And when moderators repeatedly make biased comments on political threads it’s… supposed to be ignored. Got it.
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1y ago
I guess you are right, this thread is filled with low effort, emotional posts which clearly illuminate biased views. [0] Hopefully some one with years of experience in ‘forum talk’ will be able to realign this misguided soul. Until then, le
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1y ago
Can you elaborate on how feelings about a subject and intellectual curiosity are mutually exclusive in your world view? This is an article about a conservative tech company producing an AI that pushes their conservative talking points. The
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1y ago
Seems like _everyone_ has lots of feelings on this post. What an interesting comment!
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1y ago
> ‘most easily’ Seems like you may be underestimating how much work kids, even at elementary age, can be.
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1y ago
And I’m sure there are those who cringe when they see you but into a sweet for the same reasons. People optimize for lots of things in their life that are not always health, and that’s ok.
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1y ago
You won’t hear that on NPR and this is why the ‘both sides’ argument has been so detrimental to American’s perception of their media.
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1y ago
The false dichotomy! Nice. However you still make a good point. Farming out gov work to private industry is rarely a good answer. As you stated, they are normally even less efficient and cost more!
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1y ago
But you said it your self, 3/4 of the students are American students primarily benefitting. How high does that ratio need to be? Possibly non-American students might bring some value to the school and students also? Lots to consider, m
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Source?
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Seems like an odd choice to move some but not all comments between posts like this. Especially when the only ones moved seem to be conservative talking points. This one even discusses a title that doesn’t exist on this article?
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I don’t believe we are reprimanding those who mishandle sensitive information any longer. Anyway, they were just joking when he concealed it. That’s just their ‘weaving’ skills on full display.
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2y ago
They seem to have only included credible research.
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2y ago
This is the type of intelligent rebuttal I come to HN for.
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2y ago
They were released at the same time and were found to be just as effective? Which ones?
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