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    Comment #47651630

    I only give Trump about 25% credit for that joke, the reporter tee’d it up too much. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fFmA0xlINGg&ra=m

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    Comment #47643947

    I’m just noting the article doesn’t have anything specific of value to say about tariff’s. This is not directed at you but rather the reporters: I can read general opinions on tari…

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    Comment #47643870

    Sure, I’m just saying the article was pretty long but pretty short and declarative on the impact of tariffs. Earlier in the article for example is said there was still a factory in…

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    Comment #47642305

    Or maybe inductive vs deductive reasoning

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    Comment #47642018

    Yes this is the most glaring issue. There also two disconnects later in the article: at the end it laments how china has been increasing transformer manufacturing but the US govern…

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    Comment #47641398

    I think one of the reasons OOP gets a bad reputation is simply that the naming conventions are unintuitive. For example it is sort of unclear what inheritance actually means in pra…

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    Comment #47594462

    The article is reflecting on the observed reality that US Navy operations in this war are taking Iran’s littoral combat power into account by operating its ships further from the I…

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    Comment #47550231

    I’d posit that AI is good at tasks that managers have to do: it is a world composited primarily of processes and procedures set up by humans, about other humans. In other words it …

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    Comment #47550078

    Alternate headline: Government Creates New Rule that Delays Construction of Government Subsidized Housing, amid alleged crisis.

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    Comment #47549856

    Haha this article doesn’t seem to know much about money: in paragraph 1 it notes that Roman gold coins in India could be melted and reformed into other gold valuables, then in para…