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Red_Leaves_Flyy
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Comment #41439770
I am especially curious what games you make to have such experiences and strong opinions. Interesting that you left that part out.
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Comment #41437949
If it’s baked into the firmware of major cell phone manufacturers components how many people would it take? A team of CS engineers at NSA. 1-2 people in privileged positions either…
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Comment #41430264
why haven’t these studies led to increased social services and poverty interventions?
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Comment #41406268
The world is all that much worse for their poor character.
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Comment #41349468
>It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society. J. Krishnamurti
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Comment #41316460
The massive decline in employment of disabled workers is the most concerning thing I saw.
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Comment #41316435
Post history has importance when considering whether someone’s ignorantly sharing partisan propaganda or not. Don’t feed trolls.
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Comment #41316126
Good question for advertisers
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Comment #41279575
You want a good one? Silent password truncation on account creation without a required relogin so on return my saved password doesn’t work and I need to reset it.
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Comment #41271342
Deploy the army Corp of engineers, tie to a massive jobs program with expedited eminent domain. Fund it by closing loopholes on wealthy tax cheats, tax unrealized gains for billion…
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Comment #41261584
Traffic? Build rail and deploy bussing like you fucking want it. Make it so good Japanese and European civil engineers ask you for help. Noise? That’s an engineering problem. Teach…
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Comment #41261443
This is an active area of debate and research among economists - of which I am not. That said, looks like you have some homework to do. https://www.brookings.edu/articles/the-hutch…
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Comment #41256387
The housing and finance markets seem like a fitting example. Under and over investment respectively fueled bubbles that fed each other until their inevitable pop took the entire ec…
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Comment #41198648
Gelsinger would be shooting blind and in order to cut enough to force compliance he would ultimately be sabotaged as the entire workforce unites against him unless he had the abili…
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Comment #41187543
Spoliation for $500 please.
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Comment #41124848
Paying more for worse staff is stupid. In some cases the employee is good at their job but has languished for so long they’ve burnt too many bridges to be promoted. The only respon…
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Comment #41105352
> The way I usually describe this is a lot of the younger people I talk to weren't punched in the face enough by their peers growing up because that's the other social risk side of…
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Comment #41022035
1. Hospitals should not make profits. 2. Hospitals should not have executives. 3. Hospitals should be community funded with backstop by the federal government. 4. PE is a cancer - …
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Comment #41012878
If it’s so critical that nurses are left standing around clueless then if it goes down entire teams of people should be going to prison for manslaughter. Or, we could build robust …
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Comment #40981457
Opting out via ssid is pull the table cloth off at a wedding level absurd. Effectively this design is we saying we respect you so little that you might be able deactivate this feat…
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Comment #40973274
You’re thinking of slavery with extra steps.
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Comment #40973263
You naively ignore the power of mentally ill people in our society. The social contract should be continuously improved to weaker their power and marginalize their obsessions but t…
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Comment #40962786
Hoping an expert will chime in but my lay understanding is that one difficult part of treating HIV positive patients is the ability of the virus to hide in areas that are exception…
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Comment #40871463
You think Disney has the wherewithal to win a fight against Microsoft?
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Comment #40862464
Microsoft has the cash on hand to buy a controlling stake in Disney. Disney is about 5-6% of Microsoft considering market cap. We’d need an Apple v Microsoft battle that’s importan…