The government has had no qualms in the past using the army or national guard to break strikes.
> often hinged on incompetence or negligence rather than lack of information sharing. Or just technology. Almost every “50 year old cold case solved” I see is because advancements in DNA processing .
I guess the Chinese are also hacking people’s power company and hacking their bills up.
The first clue should have been when all the Silicon Valley CEO’s lined up to kiss the ring after the second Trump victory. Remember it wasn’t that long before that “woke” tech companies were derided and accused by the…
Perhaps one day we’ll have a government not made up of dementia patients who can’t seem to remember what they just said and did the previous week.
Probably because they’re too stupid to see all the wonderful things that have now. You can buy a massive flat screen TV for under $400 at Walmart! Computers are so cheap that everyone can be a gambling/porn addict now.…
> If only mobile devices had better external monitor support. What I don’t get is modern phones are impressive. My iPhone from several years back was capable of running full blown Civ6 and certain older Total War…
> I see this as more or less analogous to the DevOps shift of the mid 2010s. Ugh, I desperately need to find an exit soon.
> but ultimately what they seek is "fame and glory" (literal quote). lol how old are these people? You have better chance at fame and glory if you started a stupid YouTube channel.
> What if one’s entire existence doesn’t revolve around the role they play in capitalist systems. Quit playing for a little bit. Quit working. See how quickly people derided and devalue you. If I don’t work, I don’t…
If you want to save America, point the firepower of the US military at Silicon Valley. There has never been a more insidious enemy of the country and it’s people.
> Spend some time on HN reading people's comments about how AI frees them and liberates their minds and lets them be creative in ways that were never possible before The creativity: literally just rewriting an existing…
nice sperg out lol, but does your handler know you’re on the internet?
I recall an HN post from some years back: Someone was describing their time in Navy around the 70s or 80s. They’re job was to perform maintenance on some sort of electronic system on ship. They mentioned the training in…
> I’ve been scraping dating sites and feeding them to ChatGPT, and it’s amazing how few of the profiles still say anything about the person. I’ve long described dating apps as “distilling an entire person into a few…
> and the situation for Republicans looks dire. I thought this at first, but I’m not sure at this point. The republican establishment has slaughtered the more populist anti-war wing of the party in primaries across the…
> I can open a zip in a normal file explorer window just fine. I was even under the impression they added support in explorer for extracting other types of archives (tar, maybe 7zip).
> A lot of HN is folks in their late 30s, 40s, and early 50s (and sometimes even older!) And? Doesn’t make it on topic. > A lot of folks here were involved in making YouTube/Instagram/TikTok, not listening to it. I hope…
Why don’t you go cry about it on Tumblr, you PC bitch
> If they just expelled cheaters instead of trying to sweep it under the rug and ignore it that would go a long way. You can’t treat paying customers like that. They’ll just go somewhere that will let them cheat!
> Make education free. I'd love to study something like philosophy or art history but there's just no return on that investment. Shit, I’d love to study something ostensibly “useful”, but I can’t afford to pay for cost…
> there won't be enough entry level jobs for anyone to get into. You know, I was reading an article about falling labor force participation rates, and one thing was pointed out was there seems to be a supply mismatch.…
> History reveals that every war is won by the nation with superior industrial capacity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chichimeca_War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet–Afghan_War…
> whereas you could get a good-paying job as an engineer at a relatively lower percentile. Well, at least until recently.
How do I find me one of these jobs? I think I could be some jackoff exec’s personal scapegoat for a while without issue.
The government has had no qualms in the past using the army or national guard to break strikes.
> often hinged on incompetence or negligence rather than lack of information sharing. Or just technology. Almost every “50 year old cold case solved” I see is because advancements in DNA processing .
I guess the Chinese are also hacking people’s power company and hacking their bills up.
The first clue should have been when all the Silicon Valley CEO’s lined up to kiss the ring after the second Trump victory. Remember it wasn’t that long before that “woke” tech companies were derided and accused by the…
Perhaps one day we’ll have a government not made up of dementia patients who can’t seem to remember what they just said and did the previous week.
Probably because they’re too stupid to see all the wonderful things that have now. You can buy a massive flat screen TV for under $400 at Walmart! Computers are so cheap that everyone can be a gambling/porn addict now.…
> If only mobile devices had better external monitor support. What I don’t get is modern phones are impressive. My iPhone from several years back was capable of running full blown Civ6 and certain older Total War…
> I see this as more or less analogous to the DevOps shift of the mid 2010s. Ugh, I desperately need to find an exit soon.
> but ultimately what they seek is "fame and glory" (literal quote). lol how old are these people? You have better chance at fame and glory if you started a stupid YouTube channel.
> What if one’s entire existence doesn’t revolve around the role they play in capitalist systems. Quit playing for a little bit. Quit working. See how quickly people derided and devalue you. If I don’t work, I don’t…
If you want to save America, point the firepower of the US military at Silicon Valley. There has never been a more insidious enemy of the country and it’s people.
> Spend some time on HN reading people's comments about how AI frees them and liberates their minds and lets them be creative in ways that were never possible before The creativity: literally just rewriting an existing…
nice sperg out lol, but does your handler know you’re on the internet?
I recall an HN post from some years back: Someone was describing their time in Navy around the 70s or 80s. They’re job was to perform maintenance on some sort of electronic system on ship. They mentioned the training in…
> I’ve been scraping dating sites and feeding them to ChatGPT, and it’s amazing how few of the profiles still say anything about the person. I’ve long described dating apps as “distilling an entire person into a few…
> and the situation for Republicans looks dire. I thought this at first, but I’m not sure at this point. The republican establishment has slaughtered the more populist anti-war wing of the party in primaries across the…
> I can open a zip in a normal file explorer window just fine. I was even under the impression they added support in explorer for extracting other types of archives (tar, maybe 7zip).
> A lot of HN is folks in their late 30s, 40s, and early 50s (and sometimes even older!) And? Doesn’t make it on topic. > A lot of folks here were involved in making YouTube/Instagram/TikTok, not listening to it. I hope…
Why don’t you go cry about it on Tumblr, you PC bitch
> If they just expelled cheaters instead of trying to sweep it under the rug and ignore it that would go a long way. You can’t treat paying customers like that. They’ll just go somewhere that will let them cheat!
> Make education free. I'd love to study something like philosophy or art history but there's just no return on that investment. Shit, I’d love to study something ostensibly “useful”, but I can’t afford to pay for cost…
> there won't be enough entry level jobs for anyone to get into. You know, I was reading an article about falling labor force participation rates, and one thing was pointed out was there seems to be a supply mismatch.…
> History reveals that every war is won by the nation with superior industrial capacity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chichimeca_War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet–Afghan_War…
> whereas you could get a good-paying job as an engineer at a relatively lower percentile. Well, at least until recently.
How do I find me one of these jobs? I think I could be some jackoff exec’s personal scapegoat for a while without issue.