It’s always fascinating to see when “this is hard and expensive to do, so we shouldn’t even try” is considered a compelling argument (housing, health care) vs. when it isn’t (defense, policing, the modern panopticon).
They gave notice, and supplying guns to criminals sounds like an immanent threat to me. I don’t think you’re being rational, here.
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> executed He was shot after opening fire, unprovoked, on federal agents performing a search of his home under a lawfully obtained warrant.
Why not just ship him to CECOT? Official acts bro
Really? Because in practice DSA candidates seem very focused on bread and butter issues like affordability, housing, and M4A. Like, Mamdani was the only NY Dem not talking about Israel, your description is seriously…
> similarly long sentences Enrique Tarrio got 22 years for masterminding an attempt to violently overturn the results of a Presidential election. Daniel Sanchez-Estrada got 30 years for moving some magazines. The median…
Given the shift in attitudes among the public and especially the Democratic voter base, a candidate’s willingness to go against Israel is a superb proxy for whether they will prioritize voters over donor interests. It’s…
If words don’t mean what they mean, absolutely
No one thinks non-profit work is ‘high-status.’ People do it because making the world better in some way is more personally motivating than figuring out how to put video ads on refrigerators or whatever.o
That percentage only includes the openly listed units; NYC has a massive shadow inventory of rentable inventory deliberately kept off-market for various reasons. 1 Wall St, for example, kept 85% of its units arbitrarily…
It’s mainly an odd one out because bluechecks have access to monetization and get pushed to the top of replies. It’s basically a wishlist for bad actors.
As another commenter pointed out, this also works for Christianity. So I doubt it.
It’s less ‘AI guys’ in general and more the politics of a specific subset of AI guys who have regular need of getting popular AI models to do things they’re instructed not to do. Notice how the demos for these things…
It’s “exemptions from state and local sales tax on materials, services and equipment used in the construction, renovation and equipping of the Project” and that includes a whole lot more than local construction industry…
42 employees and a legion of contractors.
They don’t do that kind of stuff on BlueSky either and do better there, and BlueSky doesn’t have the audacity to demand a paid subscription. Also, I don’t think the kind of engagement X’s algorithms reward would be good…
Threads is extremely ‘normie-coded,’ I don’t think there’s much overlap with HN demographics.
You’re a little behind the times, mate. Threads has more daily active users than X and is growing quickly vs. the latter’s cratering usage rates. Demographics trend younger, too.
San Francisco has more homes per capita (~2.0) than any of the southeast states (2.1-2.4).
Transgender women aren’t ’male athletes’
This is definitely wrong, Steam’s stickiness is a massive selling point.
Roger Stone had a history of making violent threats and long association with an armed paramilitary group. There was also the tape recording of him appearing to plan violence against two Democratic elected officials.…
Yeah, why would someone trying to drum up opposition to the measure show the real-world impacts of it instead of the (easily Googlable) dry legalese? Real thinker, there.
Also that $2 mil is the cost of the system, and doesn’t include all those man hours spent running unproductive queries.
It’s always fascinating to see when “this is hard and expensive to do, so we shouldn’t even try” is considered a compelling argument (housing, health care) vs. when it isn’t (defense, policing, the modern panopticon).
They gave notice, and supplying guns to criminals sounds like an immanent threat to me. I don’t think you’re being rational, here.
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> executed He was shot after opening fire, unprovoked, on federal agents performing a search of his home under a lawfully obtained warrant.
Why not just ship him to CECOT? Official acts bro
Really? Because in practice DSA candidates seem very focused on bread and butter issues like affordability, housing, and M4A. Like, Mamdani was the only NY Dem not talking about Israel, your description is seriously…
> similarly long sentences Enrique Tarrio got 22 years for masterminding an attempt to violently overturn the results of a Presidential election. Daniel Sanchez-Estrada got 30 years for moving some magazines. The median…
Given the shift in attitudes among the public and especially the Democratic voter base, a candidate’s willingness to go against Israel is a superb proxy for whether they will prioritize voters over donor interests. It’s…
If words don’t mean what they mean, absolutely
No one thinks non-profit work is ‘high-status.’ People do it because making the world better in some way is more personally motivating than figuring out how to put video ads on refrigerators or whatever.o
That percentage only includes the openly listed units; NYC has a massive shadow inventory of rentable inventory deliberately kept off-market for various reasons. 1 Wall St, for example, kept 85% of its units arbitrarily…
It’s mainly an odd one out because bluechecks have access to monetization and get pushed to the top of replies. It’s basically a wishlist for bad actors.
As another commenter pointed out, this also works for Christianity. So I doubt it.
It’s less ‘AI guys’ in general and more the politics of a specific subset of AI guys who have regular need of getting popular AI models to do things they’re instructed not to do. Notice how the demos for these things…
It’s “exemptions from state and local sales tax on materials, services and equipment used in the construction, renovation and equipping of the Project” and that includes a whole lot more than local construction industry…
42 employees and a legion of contractors.
They don’t do that kind of stuff on BlueSky either and do better there, and BlueSky doesn’t have the audacity to demand a paid subscription. Also, I don’t think the kind of engagement X’s algorithms reward would be good…
Threads is extremely ‘normie-coded,’ I don’t think there’s much overlap with HN demographics.
You’re a little behind the times, mate. Threads has more daily active users than X and is growing quickly vs. the latter’s cratering usage rates. Demographics trend younger, too.
San Francisco has more homes per capita (~2.0) than any of the southeast states (2.1-2.4).
Transgender women aren’t ’male athletes’
This is definitely wrong, Steam’s stickiness is a massive selling point.
Roger Stone had a history of making violent threats and long association with an armed paramilitary group. There was also the tape recording of him appearing to plan violence against two Democratic elected officials.…
Yeah, why would someone trying to drum up opposition to the measure show the real-world impacts of it instead of the (easily Googlable) dry legalese? Real thinker, there.
Also that $2 mil is the cost of the system, and doesn’t include all those man hours spent running unproductive queries.