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shitlord
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Comment #48456052
When the music stops, this type of trade simply stops being profitable. It only works because of SpaceX's insane P/E.
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Comment #48289031
A lot of people made money off the Iran war, through regular old publicly traded stocks.
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Comment #47935338
A lot of environmentalists are just degrowthers and NIMBYs. During the Biden administration multiple groups sued to block high voltage transmission lines for clean energy.
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Comment #47186494
Policies enacted elsewhere usually don't have the Brussels Effect.
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Comment #47096889
The organization that publishes the WPFI also considers online harassment a major threat to press freedom and scores accordingly.
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Comment #46029042
Sure, but fear has little basis in statistics. People still worry about plane crashes and instead opt to drive.
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Comment #46028646
There’s a big difference between someone who happens to live in a city and someone who is reliant on public transit.
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Comment #45576308
Ironically that's a domain where AI could be genuinely helpful and reduce MTTR.
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Comment #45013147
That would not cross the line.
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Comment #44621389
I don't think the union is corrupt. The union's job is to advocate for its members. The legislators' job is to say "no, you're asking for too much".
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Comment #42509309
I set up Bitwarden for my dad who keeps forgetting his passwords. It seems to work well on his PC and Android phone.
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Comment #42466875
That's not true. They also enrich the lawyers' preferred nonprofit organizations.
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Comment #42460542
I wonder why US citizens aren't regularly exploiting this. Subscribe to the newspaper, apply to the job, and sue the company when they ignore you.
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Comment #42142552
I miss the autistic reporter. That guy was my favorite.
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Comment #42091618
Google doesn't exactly pay top of market.
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Comment #41995134
By that logic, Mark Zuckerberg is a poor leader and should resign. I think most investors would disagree with that assessment.
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Comment #41877628
That quote is actually attributed to Lavrentiy Beria, one of Stalin's top goons.
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Comment #41771163
That explains the random names, but what's with the upper case lettering?
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Comment #41770164
Why is it so common for Chinese sellers on Amazon to have uppercase company names?
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Comment #41621905
The TSA isn't just annoying. Air travel is safer than driving, so by disincentivizing flight, they have arguably produced many traffic fatalities.
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Comment #41543622
Golang. You build one fat binary per platform and generally don't need to worry about things like dependency bundling or setting up unit tests (for the most part it's done for you)…
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Comment #41517568
This reminds me of Enterprise Fizzbuzz! May I suggest a multi-cloud deployment with server-side rendering?
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Comment #41505863
Would the F-35 actually show up on SAR or does the radar absorbent material distort the image somehow?