hexane3.bsky.social
Materials scientist, programming enthusiast, mathematics curious
There are strange things done in the midnight sun by the men who moil for gold
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Man bluesky is finally starting to have the juice
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I'm sure they'll find whoever's buying the bricks eventually...
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No, the National Defense Authorization Act authorizes federalizing the national guard during national or state emergencies. Unfortunately it's pretty much legal
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This kind of content always works best with media the target demographic have never seen; that way you can replace the actual message with whatever causes the most outrage
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Choitner would do a better job, but you're more likely to get either one on Rogan. I'd settle for that
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Infrequent voters! Both genders! Every race except white! Every age demographic except 65+!
Harris lost ground with essentially everyone except "educated white woman", and you think there's no need to investigate? How can you have such a blasé attitude towards winning?
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Most voters don't vote strategically, but I certainly expect the party to construct policies strategically.
What's frustrating is leftists are just one of many groups Harris hemorrhaged, and centrists have no viable explanation but "it's the voters who are wrong".
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> Run an obviously center right campaign
> Alienate several key demographics
> Lose
> I can't believe the leftists made us run rightwards!
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Who said they were equivalent?
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By this logic, a majority of voting adults didn't vote against Harris either
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I spent the late 2010s poisoning my brain reading the RW conspiracy stuff to try to figure out why far RW people believed what they did. It didn’t lead me to any insight but I feel an odd camaraderie reading stuff like this which feels like what I would’ve done if I were ten years old.
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I recently switched from Plex to Emby, pretty nice so far
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Tbf, it's not trying to run a vending machine, they simulate it running a vending machine *business*. Basically, can it make day to day business communications and decisions.
The result is they kinda can, until they get confused and rapidly lose coherence
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Easy one today :P
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youtu.be/3ViKvHkNyqE
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From here: www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
This is funding through May 21 this year, vs. funding in the same period last year. Unclear what will happen over the rest of the year I guess.
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Election twitter-driven polisci
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pundit's idea of a cross-pressured voter: I like my union job but I hate trans children
real cross-pressured voters: I want my taxes to go down, welfare to go up, and for the budget to be balanced