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Alright boys, we've tried this for the last 40 years in a row and we're gonna give it one more go.
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Indians blaming socialism for their problems is so funny—where a handful of dynastic corps own the government, outstripping even the US when it comes to $$ spent on buying elections, where civic structures are so compromised by private wealth that they can barely build sidewalks.
At least Jensen's backstory has the ingredients to accomodate a certain amount of exaggeration: chip design, physics engines/CUDA. Tobi thinks he's god because he made a convenient drag-and-drop website builder with payments integration. Banality of evil/merchant character.
there is no replacing a founder like Jensen.
There never has been, and there can never be, a true succession for a founder like him. Nvidia ends today, and is replaced with a thing cosplaying nvidia. It will be run by custodians trying and failing to preserve the flame he ignited
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The thing is, Tobi, not only can NVIDIA replace Jensen, Shopify can replace you. CEOs are much less valuable than you think you are.
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I’m sorry there was one book that anticipated the potential in Texas and it wasn’t hers.
Completely vindicated, @joshtpm The left followed my advice to embrace economic populism and cultural moderation and they won. Now we’ll see how they govern
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Barker repeatedly insisted Texas would not flip and told people to bookmark it, recommending focus on Midwest states instead. Texas Democrats swept, with Talarico winning Senate by ~12 pts. She later admitted error on Texas.
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Can someone at @Microsoft please figure why Teams is working and fix the issue?
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Israelis debate pros and cons of a final solution extermination program on TV.
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You know what, as a Jew I'm really fucking tired of the endemic Islamophobia and anti-Arab racism in our community. Not all of us, no, but clearly too many to be a coincidence. We have perpetuated racist attitudes as part of our desire to be "white".
The university admin "cannot accept the... report and recommendations as written... aspects be offensive and upsetting to other members of our community, including some Jewish and Israeli colleagues and students." people.utoronto.ca/wp-conten…
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Chinese woman has affair: spy!
Israel spying on politicians: antisemitic conspiracy theory
Guy whose entire claim to twitter fame is "racism is good because I simulated a world where skull measurement is a science".
'DEI is good because I simulated a world in which DEI is good.'
We need a term for this type of argument where you simulate something unlike the real world to try to argue something about the real world.
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I welcome any discussion about the future of our caucus and the important work ahead. I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished together—55 seats and counting is an amazing result—and I have the votes to continue serving as Democratic Leader.
I look forward to leading our new Democratic majority and delivering for the American people.
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The Roma equivalent to Zionism is demanding to "return" to the Punjab and ethnically cleansing the Sikhs for the crime of not being chosen. if the Sikhs resist it only proves why they deserve to be cleansed.
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Funny how nostalgic they are for a decade where wealthy people paid a 91% income tax and businesses paid a 52% corporate tax.
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They're bringing back the OSS.
In WWII, the Office of Strategic Services was forged on a defining American truth: when the Nation is tested, Americans rise, endure, and prevail.
The men and women of the OSS went into the night with no promise of safety, no guarantee of return, and no expectation of praise. They went because their country called. They went because the cause was just. They went because Americans do not turn from the hard road when duty points the way.
That legacy lives today in America’s Special Operations Forces. They carry the Nation’s hardest missions into the world’s most dangerous places, often without recognition and always with extraordinary responsibility.
Today, I am pleased to announce that Secretary Hegseth has signed a pivotal memorandum enabling the ASW(SO/LIC) to fully exercise its statutory authority in line with Congress’s intent by elevating the office to Under Secretary of War equivalence and restoring its name to the Office of Strategic Services (OSS).
This action is a pledge that those sent into the hardest places, entrusted with the gravest responsibilities, and called upon when all else has failed will have a voice equal to the burden placed upon their shoulders. They will be given the resources, authority, and support required to prepare, to endure, and to prevail.
In honoring our Special Operators, we honor the courage, sacrifice, and unbreakable American spirit that has carried this Nation through its hardest hours and will carry us forward still.
Read the full release here:
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