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helicone

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    Comment #45912829

    i would use this but only to lease

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    Comment #45862939

    It will always be true that the best you can do is hustle 24/7 as long as your bosses have the ability to collectively replace all of you with immigrants from areas with lower leve…

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    Comment #45862866

    I dream of interplanetary civilization sometimes

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    Comment #45843184

    Religious groups, volunteer organizations, charities, clubs in college, extracurriculars in high school, the military, van life, swingers clubs, outdoorsmanship clubs, working at r…

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    Comment #45829785

    A private citizen is most protected from their governments when decision makers in society have no expectation of privacy. Monitoring them 24/7 with everyone on the planet having a…

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    Comment #45802798

    Those people have families. You're being really insensitive to the Altman family right now. You should take a look in the mirror and realize that your violent words have consequenc…

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    Comment #45802366

    Because an automated screening system allows the company to screen many more candidates without interacting with them, which they will do, which will make the majority of these scr…

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    Comment #45801886

    he's saying the plant breathes the CO2 then turns it into food, then you feed that food to the fish instead of other fish, putting the carbon back into the life cycle and the earth…

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    Comment #45801832

    does a fishing boat make enough money to justify a naval escort? would the chinese front the money for a while just to discourage the behavior? how likely is this to lead to war? c…

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    Comment #45801705

    fish migrate

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    Comment #45794412

    because their garbage cheese is still miles better than what other people make, and there's no cheese market large enough and rich enough to pay them what their top cheese is worth…

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    Comment #45794389

    you should have put the url in the url bar to make the link link

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    Comment #45787518

    'Visible from space' loses its bite when you see they're using cameras that can practically read your mail from space. Yes, this is terrible, but atrocities like this happen all ov…

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    Comment #45787253

    the CIA hired the mafia to assassinate castro in the 60s. these things are not so black and white. stated goals are often independent of behavior

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    Comment #45769261

    Having read the article you linked, I can see your point on complexity and how it's much easier to discuss and debate than it is to actually spec it out and drive adoption. While I…

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    Comment #45769051

    yeah this is a great example!

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    Comment #45756440

    maybe the amish were right all along

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    Comment #45756417

    there's something called archive.is where you can read articles without such barriers. it's free. there are lots of alternatives as well.

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    Comment #45756318

    how much effort is it really to draw some doodles on the 3d model?

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    Comment #45756310

    i think they're a hater

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    Comment #45756305

    i dig it. people are so scared of losing market share because of art choice they make all of their products smooth dark grey rectangles with no features. ugly. at least this one ha…

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    Comment #45756282

    can you play doom on it, yet?

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    Comment #45756257

    dude it's like all of them now. even Google is writing most of its code with AI these days.

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    Comment #45756244

    well, sonny, ur paw's had a long day at the farm the cursor-bots needed wranglin' after'n they got into the source code for node.js. yep, the linter's on the fritz now, too. i thin…

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    Comment #45756196

    because layoffs increase profitability in the short-term. why would you fire the person increasing profitability in the short-term?