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pwodhouse

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    Comment #20287399

    A corporate is literally, legally, a "person", but not a "natural person". AI "unnatural person". And since it's "incorporated", it has a body too :-) Since a person has a body and…

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    Comment #20287332

    I assume that you refuse to be paid more than a construction workers then? Part of the legal definition of a salaried professional is that the job entails the use of judgment.

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    Comment #20281079

    Outside of the MAGA contingent, people hope to build a better life than the previous generation had. Working 50 years at the steel mill isn't the American Dream. If you live your l…

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    Comment #20281045

    ALEC is a conservative organization with 98% Republican membership.

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    Comment #20280944

    Most stores lower price on product as it ages, if they don't sell out. they don't waste time negotiating one-off deals for a single item purchase.

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    Comment #20280917

    Parent comment didn't mention price controls.

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    Comment #20280813

    That photo is so dark and blurry that I can't see the holes.

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    Comment #20273257

    How would you enforce that? How would you find and ban AstroTurf? (Thank you, Google GBoard, for the marketing autocorrect built-in)

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    Comment #20273242

    Marketers haven't overrun those like they have on reddit?

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    Comment #20273207

    What on Earth are you talking about? Social services are massively underfunded, despite getting a lot of funding, because the need is gigantic. Quite a lot of that funding is just …

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    Comment #20273193

    Surveys are one thing. Votes are another. Voters have consistently voted to put oil companies in the highest seats of power for decades, because they are "pro-business".

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    Comment #20273169

    No one does. The mining rights are stolen by corrupt governments and then given away to cronies.

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    Comment #20270346

    Likewise, don't insinuate people are ugly or don't deserve sleep.

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    Comment #20268732

    For all of the Eastern bloc's problems, education was phenomenal by global standards. I suspect that's a natural consequence of good people being held down in poverty by tyrannical…

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    Comment #20268715

    People are happiest either slightly before they have kids or slightly after their kids turn 18, depending on whether they had children late or early. Childless married people coast…

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    Comment #20268685

    Why is it better to have to pretend to have everything out of control, and for living a healthy life to be shameful instead ideal? This mentality that success and maturity and heal…

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    Comment #20268597

    It's my older. Aesop published the gable of Sour Grapes.

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    Comment #20268308

    You overlooking the critical term: variable-length .

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    Comment #20262921

    Haskell is not declarative. It is a specific form of lazy + graph-reductive. Thinking of it as declarative leads to polynomial exponential runtime cost in CPU/memory and not unders…

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    Comment #20262871

    Strong disagree. I don't remember passwords like I remembered phone numbers. Perhaps because I don't say them out loud, hand write them, and lunch them on a tactile keyboard freque…

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    Comment #20262849

    I never heard of tui (an ironic name for a gui), but I used ddd.

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    Comment #20262820

    The authors advocate for run of the mill rdbms plus their sharing system.

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    Comment #20262807

    The authors are the owners of Google Slicer, a sharding system that enables stateless frontends to connect to sharded data stores (user stickiness).

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    Comment #20256461

    Iran has zero ability to win a regional war against the US, unless you consider bombing Israel to be critical damage to the US, or if the US has no stomt for Iranian casualties.

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    Comment #20256441

    I can't comprehend why national governments would engage in backroom deals to allow false flag attacks on themselves, knowing they'd be leaked immediately.