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Stephen_0xFF

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    Comment #45830755

    I don’t think all of them. I believe data center are a net negative for the residents in the area. I live in South Texas and the county here really gave it their all to get Space X…

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    Comment #45778356

    The last 20 years because of social media. The algorithmic echo chambers that people have created with their feeds has increased the divide.

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    Comment #45575554

    Nostalgia more than anything. At the time a factory job could buy you a home out of high school, have a wife that stays home and takes care of the children. The factory job itself …

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    Comment #45031806

    China wants to be number one and they have a good chance of doing it. Every nation’s leaders and people want that. It affords luxury and influence. The US understandably doesn’t wa…

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    Comment #44718547

    Everyone is pushing trade school and blue collar work. You think their wages are going to increase with new supply? No. I feel like the powers that be said “learn to code” to incre…

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    Comment #43250279

    It’s not so much the people or the land, but rather what they can build. It’s the whole essence of the article. Not sure how far behind the West would fall if TSMC was controlled b…

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    Comment #42757693

    I see Russia not caring, but to say China doesn’t care in the slightest doesn’t make sense. Especially with a company at that scale. There wouldn’t be a push to the Red Book if tha…

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    Comment #42754739

    In a way you have to hand it to China for this master play. Globalization really complicates economies. China became the world’s factory because it produced products for a fraction…

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    Comment #42663814

    Meta, maybe Zuck specifically, always seemed liked a pandering company trying to follow the social meta. VR gets popular, Meta goes all in. Twitter “dies”, Meta swoops in with Thre…

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    Comment #42653366

    Yeah, but then you get laid off from your cushy VP or Director role at 45 and realize you weren’t as smart as you thought you were when you’re searching for your next role that wil…

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    Comment #41141072

    The images with the forecast don’t look like any forecasts I was watching. They predicted pretty well even on July 1st. The majority of models predicted it would go up like it did.…

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    Comment #40243037

    I stopped going after a waitress mentioned my mozzarella sticks were still in the microwave. As I sat there, thinking about the Sam’s Club cardboard box they might have come from, …

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    Comment #39986624

    Abe wrote ‘Never sent. Never signed’ which might’ve helped.

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    Comment #39700604

    I think the biggest factor that decides where you live is work. You move where the work is, that’s how you survive. You don’t have to use a hyperbole like living on 40 acres. There…

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    Comment #39305029

    I think the crux of the issue is our brains looking to be occupied with easily digestible content. I removed Facebook a while ago but then replaced it with Reddit and X. I quickly …

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    Comment #37668325

    Yeah, but they created a moat and became sticky. Netflix knew they were a middleman too so they started to produce their own content years before the streaming wars. I worked for o…

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    Comment #37647238

    > capitalist system will ensure wealth becomes concentrated in fewer and fewer hands. The only way this can be counter-balanced is with government regulation I'd argue government i…

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    Comment #37543359

    I’d agree with you if someone somehow managed to memorize all the problems line by line, but that isn’t the case. You’ve memorized how to build an array in your language of choice.…

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    Comment #37332390

    “So it’s a search engine. It’s perhaps not the greatest at finding what you already knew was there. Instead it is designed to help you find some things you didn’t even know you wer…

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    Comment #37194674

    If there’s content I want to watch, I’ll check each streaming service. I’ll even buy or rent it if I can watch it on demand. If I really want the content that’s not easily accessib…

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    Comment #36731877

    Hear me out. We buy up a lot of buildings in the area and advertise them as communities where people can cool off in a shared space. It’ll have AC for everyone. We can name it WeCo…

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    Comment #36641707

    Proper form is very real. We all share the same anatomy and the levers that are your arms perform the same way. A weight lifter might not arch their back compared to a power lifter…

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    Comment #36363203

    Eh, it’s working out for Musk.

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    Comment #36254069

    He mentioned there was a lot of customer facing issues to tackle, it was a startup, and their team had 4 devs. Scale shouldn’t be an issue until you know you’ll scale. Who cares if…

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    Comment #36223546

    Still very much alive. This implementation with python, to me, doesn’t look promising, but Elixirs LiveView does.