I’m more concerned about this case setting horrific precedence for violating the privacy of a citizen.

We basically don’t have rights anymore as it is.

Sure thing! I’d prefer to move out of the country myself, but alas, family issues. I did visit late last year and I thought it was an absolutely lovely place, so ever since I had been looking for a job in the area. It looks like things are working out for a relocation.

Work, family, and political extremism. Work because I found a new job up in the Pacific Northwest region. Family because I lost some relatives over the past couple of years, so I no longer feel attached to my current state. Politics, because things are getting a bit too divisive and extreme in my local area for my preference. The popular rhetoric lately has made some of my family members feel unsafe.

Plant-based protein in response to the tainted man meat fiasco.

Happy birthday! I’m moving to Washington in a couple months. It might even be Seattle, too.

Low-cost index fun investing for the win. Sure, it’s not sexy, but if you stay diversified and stick with the plan, you’re nearly guaranteed to make some great long-term returns. Plus, I feel much better betting on my lack of knowledge.

Maintaining reasonable diversification of course remaining a primary concern at this level of concentration with the AI bubble.

I love small caps. As a group they’ve been performing very well over the past year. However, I consider myself too uninformed to invest in this area outside of indexes. I have been curious though.

If nothing else, I use them to explicitly bias myself away from the super concentrated top companies.

Imagine upsetting someone so much they feel the need to write a rule to generically match your name and all names that remind them of you. Sounds like a great love story. Enemies to lovers.

It’s not even necessarily a negative thing. My parents were quite functional caregivers and role models despite this fact. They held each other in only the highest respect.

He’s not responsible for this on his own. The collapse of the American educational system, and the resulting, mostly willful ignorance, shares the blame.

I think this is a much more attainable goal. You’re not trying to do better in a numeric sense but in a moral sense.

That’s exactly what I’m saying. Any edge that I have as an individual isn’t relevant against these people. They have far superior information. I don’t have a chance.

In the same vein, this is partly why I’ve never understood the mindset of individual investors. Like, it’s extremely arrogant to seriously believe that you have an edge over highly resourced institutions and billionaire investors who can afford the best analysts and mathematical models on top of their market influence. I can assure you that whatever strategy you have, theirs is better, and they don’t have to play by the same rules. What can you hope to bring to the table when you’re swimming with these sharks?

Man they need to make chubby cars again. They were so cool.

I don’t think we have rights anymore. Not unless we are self-enforcing those rights.

Coffee should be standard in the office. I mean do you want more work done faster and better or what?

I have often thought this for posts in this community, but I believe that the sidebar said pretty much anything goes. It’s more of a random community sometimes.

If that’s no longer true I apologize because I cannot easily view the sidebar through my mobile browser at this moment.

I use quite a few niche libraries and the hallucination rate is unacceptably high.
I find it works for popular libraries though.

I want a Spore-like game where I evolve the perfect pasta noodle for my virtual restaurant.

Slug man is highly flammable.