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Comment #45217782
Or if you want to batch order data subpoenas
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Comment #45217505
Fear for retaliation from something like this is almost as if there’s a bigger problem we are not addressing here
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Comment #45217284
Is palantir just a unifying api to google search history emails and Facebook messages and activities? I’m guessing it’s a query, background job, data request to these traitorous ci…
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Comment #45204787
You are 1,000,000,000% more likely to die hit by a car as a pedestrian than die from a panhandler asking for a buck
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Comment #45190560
Won’t be needed when no one has any money to buy what factories produce
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Comment #45141040
Man I’m tired
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Comment #45120537
Cities should have a little bit of crime
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Comment #45063837
this benefits few and violates the privacy of millions… can we get a some fckin privacy laws yet
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Comment #45050311
Is 2 years or so big enough sample size for any conclusions? You’re also seeing massive money movements; last quarter larger than consumer spending (!!!) This money isn’t going to …
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Comment #45049290
I’m usually a fan of going the SPA route. But for something like version control of a code base, the mission critical nature of it, I think should have less frills and serve plain …
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Comment #44885653
Ted Talks became religions, podcasts sermons
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Comment #44810102
In the very least contract the developer for a little bit? Aren’t these Ai companies swimming in capital? Something almost dystopian about this
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Comment #44802971
Sooner manned trip to mars than break up the telco monopolies
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Comment #44791320
Zizek joke in there somewhere
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Comment #44697012
Epstein preferred python and persuaded MIT to make the switch