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kevincrane

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    Comment #48689736

    That sounds extremely annoying for the people receiving these emails, right?

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    Comment #48560575

    Almost all organizations have hands cleaner than Meta lol

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    Comment #48211131

    Yeah Kagi already exists luckily, it’s extremely good and worth the money.

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    Comment #48060109

    > I was trying to hire more people because we're so busy with everything we needed to do That’s how it was at my previous company also. If you asked any engineer there they’d say “…

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    Comment #47706973

    Just to clarify, until recently you were under the impression that the political advocacy organization you donated to had no political opinions of their own?

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    Comment #47464232

    Unironically yes, save the children by not letting them be on smartphones all day during school.

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    Comment #45870433

    Just pull over if you have things to text that can’t wait

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    Comment #43833800

    If tariffs are so good, they should be happy that Amazon is doing free advertising of them on the Trump administration’s behalf. Why do they seem upset that people would know about…

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    Comment #43500669

    Glad to see the party of “cut funding to cancer research to stop waste & fraud” is also the same party of “actually convicted acts of fraud should be legal”.

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    Comment #43360364

    Libro.fm rules, been using it for years now. Same price as Amazon, has a vast majority of the books I've been interested in, and you get to pick a local bookstore to support and so…

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    Comment #43305249

    But, as also seen with DOGE, they’re careless and refuse to do even cursory research on anything beyond the first-order effects of their actions which, to me at least, seems like a…

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    Comment #42977619

    Oh yes, you're correct actually. The one I linked about was mentioned at the end of the article but the article makes clear that Elon Musk actually did hire multiple people with ex…

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    Comment #42977536

    This staffer just got rehired btw because being publicly super racist 2 months ago is not a dealbreaker to Elon Musk's organization. https://bsky.app/profile/fritschner.bsky.social…

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    Comment #42233412

    I’ll be honest, I have better things to do with my time then help you narrow down your personal definition of bigot. Sorry.

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    Comment #42232346

    lol I don’t want the bigots and people sending death threats to exist, I’ll stand on a soapbox and say that

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    Comment #42231977

    What problem do you think they’re causing that would warrant death threats?

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    Comment #39771299

    god the language in that opt-out link is patronizing as hell. do AI people just assume everyone is happy to be a cog in their monetization scheme?

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    Comment #39726920

    How is that relevant to the article that was posted?

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    Comment #39443743

    Complaining that no one actually read or is engaging with the posted article is absolutely less whiny than airing grievances that are only tangentially related to the posted topic.…

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    Comment #39353671

    I’ve read through this twice and I can’t figure what you’re trying to both-sides here.

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    Comment #39167361

    Kinda feels like the underpants gnomes thing then 1. Get in the news 2. ??? 3. Environment is saved!

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    Comment #39017435

    I agree with the other commenters about the scale of this “deriving inspiration from others” is where this feels wrong. It feels similar to the ye olden debates on police surveilla…