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alwayseasy
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Comment #46959296
When I read your quote, I was agreeing with you. However, according to the article this very far from the very graphic content of the book in question! It feels like a strawman quo…
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Comment #46705850
It feels like you didn't read or even skim the full article and instead are just reacting to the title.
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Comment #46705841
Note this is the asbtract, so please let's not debate the abstract... The link to download the paper is here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=5870623
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Comment #46231870
Ok thanks, this changes things! X exagerates how it counts views but overall I do believe millions saw it.
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Comment #46231331
366k views in 4 days hardly qualifies as a worldwide hit. It's decent, but other ads saw more views faster this year, like that American Eagle ad with Sweeney. It's hard to measure…
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Comment #46034444
True on Lutnick but he is playing into Trump's deeply held belief (despite every data point saying the opposite) that Americans want manufacturing jobs.
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Comment #46034414
In a dark humor way, it is the intended effect by Trump but really, how many Americans dream of a sweatshop job? Reminds me of a famously documented conversation between Cohn and T…
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Comment #45824566
Specifically here, he is under oath in France so an American gag order wouldn't protect him from the French justice system. This make it less likely he's lying. It could be possibl…
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Comment #45528979
Well, in a few notorious cases the tax services cared and the voters cared.
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Comment #45373635
So you're saying the entire part about ALBMs (the crux of this article) is fake. Why not start with this then? Maybe conspiracy theories are not welcome here.
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Comment #45373532
They are incompatible. He is lying or not smart enough to filter out propaganda.
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Comment #43925710
Your bank sticks with any tech that comes out first? How is this a cogent argument?
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Comment #43717434
>there used to be a widespread belief in aliens and animal cryptids in the 70s. Today, less so I looked it up and belief in aliens has actually been slowly creeping up since the 70…
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Comment #43077187
When has Signal called for a violent overthrow of the US government?
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Comment #42916830
You're right: Republican Senator Hawley introduced that bill Friday. https://www.hawley.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Haw...
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Comment #40983960
Really cool project!
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Comment #40378622
This is a famously debunked fake news. Expected nothing less from the nypost but a bit more from hacker news. Most fun source: https://twitter.com/McClenaghanRhys/status/1416567768…
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Comment #38632197
The success of SpaceX is placing Musk in a position to decide where America's allies have access to the internet and choosing what region of the world can be cut off just through m…
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Comment #38519911
This social listening company does one: https://alerts.talkwalker.com/alerts/ They might try to call and email you though.
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Comment #38175483
It's the case in most companies unfortunately.
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Comment #37844650
Autopilot was not a consumer feature but a professional one where the understanding of the system comes with multiple certifications.
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Comment #37778052
To take it a notch further, it's the video editing simplicity that really blew TikTok up.
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Comment #37248948
A dropped 500g can of tuna from the third floor aimed at your lower body will hurt less than 250kg of tuna dropped from the same height.
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Comment #36313071
The crux of the problem for ETH is its first few months after launch where they indeed raised money. So ETH was a security at first (according to the Howey test) but now probably n…
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Comment #35969113
> the metric the EU itself used to describe itself as the world's largest economy I'm sorry but they don't describe themselves that way. When they did it was GPD/capita: https://po…