It’s almost like ICE is selectively recruiting this kind of people.

They don’t hear it. Fox News won’t play this clip.

Right? What year is your org up to?

Feel free to answer in terms of OS or framework version.

Yes, those people were notoriously loyal otherwise…

Or maybe these same people all tend to come up on close votes and we don’t pay attention to who voted for or against the housing reform bill that just passed because they didn’t matter this time.

Either name a dem that voted against the housing reform bill or drop “rotating villain” as the always go-to theory.

It’s a good thing to keep it mind, but it generally isn’t applying in this political environment.

That’s not what he wants though. He has… alternative motivations.

Unpopular opinion — The electoral college and Senate can stay as-is. At a glance it might seem weird to give votes to land, but on the other hand you shouldn’t want every state between Utah and the Mississippi to become the country’s public dumping ground.

Yeah, there are problems, but the other reforms might be enough. Overturning Citizens United, cleansing the Supreme Court of RV bribes and corruption, eliminating gerrymandering, and proportional elections should cover enough that we don’t need to eliminate Nebraska’s votes.

They are limited to 350. The law does prevent subsidiary and shell games, at least an attempt.

Contractors hired to build BYD’s factory in Hungary allegedly kept thousands of employees working seven days a week, with shifts lasting more than 12 hours a day,

84 hours a week is worse than anything Amazon has done. And we need to fix Amazon.

This is a perfect analogy. Amazon is bad. BYD is much worse.

Are you under 18 and he’s trying to make sure you’re not a Fed, just because what he’s doing is creepy and illegal?

We have problems to work on. Things here are far from ideal.

But China is not the right direction. I’d rather be here than China.

… dude.

That all sounds like freedoms for other people. Those don’t sound like freedoms Thiel needs.

You know that whole quote about “The right to swing my fist ends where the other man’s nose begins.” He’s concerned about the first part.

A bit easier to read,

Wikipedia editors discovered that the archive site altered snapshots of webpages to insert the name of the blogger who was targeted by the DDoS.

Compared to?

For many of the people I talk to, that can be assumed. Here, however…

It’s great if you could have found the answer on Stack Overflow and applied it to your code. It’s legitimately useful if there are easy (but maybe tedious) ways to accomplish your goal.

It’s terrible if you get too vague or what you’re doing isn’t common. It’s worse than terrible if you can’t tell or refuse to believe when it’s useless.

It’s here to stay. It’ll likely replace the concept of ORMs, and it’ll kill the need for a lot of third party tools.

It’s not going to replace many workers. If it were used responsibly, it’d just make people’s jobs a bit easier and make software generally more polished and complete. Instead it’s going to bury those projects that use it responsibly in AI slop projects.

I grabbed the latest photo from his official Senate website and it cuts off more of the paper. Why?

I looked to verify words and the length of the end of each paragraph against the pic. All checks out so far, but that just means they put enough work into it to get past a ten minute look from me.

Yes, I’m sure their workers rights are so much better now. I’m sure BYD in China is totally different from the near slavery from BYD in Hungary.

Already did.

slightly better than the US

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxconn_suicides

BYD.

The stick is clearly superior, but an S-tier stick is also more common.