Youtube comments of Nick (@NicodemusT).

  1. Why are you trying to be trendy? The video editor had to edit you going to work on a subway, and had to green screen video onto the train...for what?
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  2. Jimmy Dore is what happens when you filter all of the froth from your diet. I used to watch TYT, Pakman (until recently), Rubin (way back), Minority Report, and a few others. Jimmy is the only honest one (and Kyle Kalinski). People say that they don’t trust Jimmy’s intentions - but if you follow the money, those people are cashing cheques - Jimmy is doing what we expected AOC to do.
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  3. Tim Dillon is the fat bad guy in a 90s movie, who yells at a geeky thin guy over a computer - to do something aggressively and faster than humanly possible, like hack a bank within 10 seconds.
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  4. From this to « mama bear ». So gross.
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  5. “Jamie, pull up the show before Spotify”
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  6. Canadian here. I support my neighbors having the same health care that I have. Keep this going. We got healthcare during an economic hardship and it took this kind of pressure to get it. Do not listen to those who what-about-if your country into mediocrity. Edit: mistakenly said Canada got universal health care during recession - it was during economic hardship, and in response to increasing costs.
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  7. why I love Jimmy Dore in 1 sentence: "Let's bring on a gentleman that I've been yelling at"
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  8. You would not invite 300 people to a bachelor apartment. Why would you invite millions of people you can't house, employ?
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  9.  @ianism3  * Johnny Harris has been doing them.
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  10. He should release the conversation if he thinks he's right. When I was a teenager, I had several South Park comedy type of convo with adults and it never felt inappropriate. The context of his conversations with the minor matter. "Lean in the direction of being inappropriate" is a huge red flag.
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  11. “We’re moving to Spotify” is 2020’s “We’re moving to MySpace.” And in time, will sound as lame.
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  12. I’m just an average guy with a $40,000 cork board wall, guys.
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  13. Rust is for young people who are jealous that they weren't around for anything important.
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  14. Their stance on Force The Vote forced me to cancel.
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  15. I bet he wishes his ex-girlfriends were as quiet.
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  16. I guess you'll be cancelling your socialist Patreon account? Or is that somehow different? YOU LIVE IN A BUBBLE. Venezuela? What about Greece? The insane thing here is everything you just said about socialism is easily and demonstratably seen in capitalism. I live in a socialist country and none of this drivel is true. So depressing to see a political Jenny McCarthy telling a large audience a bunch of bullshit to make $ off of unsuspecting soft alt right morons.
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  17.  @sgc5888 No, I'd feel the same way if it were 1.5 mil people from Sweden. You would never invite 300 people to your studio apartment for a party - but that's what we're doing. It's nothing to do with race.
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  18. You are ruining my life by not making videos faster. You got 1M subs, how are you not taking advantage of this?!?
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  19. Johnny Depp Groupies and Hopefuls: Thank you for proving that YouTube isn't just males. The comments section is over 50% women in all of these videos.
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  20. For now.
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  21. This is a depressing take, David. Historically this is how people move mountains. Canadians got their healthcare by it being passed during a time of financial and economical hardship. Pressuring AOC to force the vote is objectively the only way your country has a chance to get healthcare. She's released several videos in recent months decrying the sorts of people who are now excusing her. I don't really understand this perspective. It's really depressing to see this really defeatist angle. Don't tell me about "the real world." My real world as a Canadian directly reflects a strong liberal stride that you are deliberately sidestepping for almost no reason. AOC's career is not more important than millions of people with poor health.
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  22. PBD logic: "businesses should grow" - "government should be run like a business" - "government should be small"
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  23. Money won’t buy you love. Spotify is not what I think of when I think of podcasts. Sorry.
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  24. Its way better to fabricate a story about an entire group of people eating domestic animals.
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  25. They will tell you they have done something truly amazing
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  26. The irony of this post is bleeding into the ocean.
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  27. While I don't always like Theo's takes, I respect that he codes live so you can see he's not just running from a perfectly repeatable script. I'm sorry, but this isn't really a real-world example. These are screenshots that you were comfortable posting. The majority of my feedback re: TDD on this channel is that you say "just do it", but have thus far not really shown how. Your video is an incomplete example of real-world testing. What I am finding is that the developers that keep telling me to do better rarely show their work, and humble developers are streaming their work and building a community.
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  28. Also Rising.
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  29. You deserve it for how you treated Sam Harris. I hope the network burns out and fades away. Their miserable Vanilla Ice clone (Hasan?) that makes Facebook SJW videos needs to go back to working at McDonald's - or basically anywhere where talking isn't part of the job.
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  30. Republic of Reason dude. Its all conservative and alt-right apologists now. I used to love Rubin, too, but you can’t deny the change in format.
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  31.  @kingoverflow I’m an iPhone user but that doesn’t blind me from evidence. JerryRigs barely bent it and it cracked. It looks like they put the literally bare minimum titanium just so they could say it’s titanium. Also, your phone shouldn’t be part of your personally. - sent from my iPhone.
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  32. Jama also said: "the laws of Palestine regarding homosexuality are valid within the Arab context" Palestine jails homosexuals for 30 years. It wasn't just this one instance. Jama is a millennial who's never been told "No" She's not a good advocate for progressive values. Just because she fell on the right side this one time, doesn't clear her from the things she said in the past.
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  33. I don't know why it's so hard to condemn both sides. She couldn't do it. Did she call for release of hostages? She's a brat, with no voice. Way to represent your constituents.
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  34. Simpler response with same level of truth: “Vaush is an asshole.”
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  35. Yep. These two groups are not the same.
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  36. The comments reflect what people are feeling. I hope they actually do read these comments to have some self reflection.
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  37. I could live my whole life without hearing from Mark Normand and I'd be fine.
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  38. Just the subject matter of the game is some creepy shit
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  39. Wow. For a minute I thought I was at PragerU. All of this anti-M4A talk from «  progressives ».
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  40. No more nebula please. It’s a ghost town, and everyone can see it.
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  41. The « i used to be fan » trope is as old as the internet, and as tired and boring.
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  42. After a number of bogus claims, their ability to claim videos should be throttled. Otherwise it's abuse of power.
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  43. PBD logic: "businesses should grow" - "government should be run like a business" - "government should be small"
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  44. I wish you cared about your logo as much as you care about testing. In graphic design world, you are a WordPress developer who writes all code in functions.php.
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  45. More "no real scotsman" content from the Karen of our industry
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  46. And nothing bad happens, then 1 day later the company gets bought out by another company and completely wipes all of the work, regardless of how well it was written.
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  47.  @ContinuousDelivery you should have run tests to make sure captions were considered. I can't believe you didn't have 100% test coverage! I've heard the excuses - "it's too hard to test on video", but it's just a skill issue.
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  48. India is in some 1950s level mentality.
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  49.  @nnguy0398  Indie media is big enough to have their own access journalism now.
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  50. The developer community have always been insufferable. Back in the day, they would swear up and down if you didn't gracefully handle JS being turned off, you were a bad developer. Today's equally gatekeeping developers wouldn't even know what to say to that concern, and think 7 forms of unit testing while never asking the user once what they want is "the way." So excuse me while I don't care at all what the developer community thinks.
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  51. ^ Russian bot
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  52. Twitter mob opinion > actual law. I could go on and on here, but 90% tint is WILD to ignore given that it's HIGHLY illegal. Dude didn't deserve the rough nature of his arrest, but making light of speeding, and wreckless driving to appease the Twitter mob is crazy.
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  53. I can't wait for the day when we cut the bloat in development. All of these reviews, process and testing every single thing are all viruses in the creative process. Programmers have forgotten that programming is often art. I wouldn't paint a single canvas if I had to endure creative review based on speculative feelings and vibes. The people who advocate for these things are followers, not innovators.
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  54. This dude needs to be let go. He's getting the opportunity to fix and he's saying shit like "maybe it's because English is my second language"
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  55. This rubbed me the wrong way. So is Harris worse than Tucker? Because Kyle spent most of the video disassociated himself with Harris. This entire video feels like a virtue signal to let us all know Harris is a bad guy. Some of us have been fans long enough to know Kyle absolutely loved Harris. This sudden brush feels disingenuous. Like, is it just because Krystal doesn't like him, so we have to pretend 6 years of content doesn't exist? Okay.
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  56.  @evilcoleslaw thanks for correcting these nulls falling over themselves trying to appropriate a technology generation they had nothing to do with
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  57. How is this news, though
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  58.  @TheLuiscelaya  Jimmy Dore and Vaush do the exact same thing, except Dore doesn’t call everyone a grifter and ban differing opinions from their community.
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  59. Average python developer. ^ Vegans, bacon eaters and software devs. You never have to ask. They always make sure you know.
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  60. You should write fiction. You're good at it.
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  61. Yeah this is a weird take. CLIs already had their renaissance in early 2000s.
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  62. The «  I’m not a fan, but… » bots are out today.
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  63. ^ Russian bot
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  64. A pickup truck with a closed cab has to be the absolute dumbest pursuit vehicle. You gonna get some lumber from home depot, or catch a criminal?🤡
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  65. Jama constituents: "help! we're dying of high rents and grocery prices!" Jama: "lol no international politics first"
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  66. Your radar? lol This is boring. Ryan Grim is boring. Just stop.
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  67. ^ Russian bot
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  68. "As a Canadian" for the next 100 comments 🤦‍♂️
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  69. You sure you don't want Dave Smith pretending to know what's going on in the Middle East for 6 hours?
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  70. I swear people look for conspiracies everywhere.
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  71. Better title: "17 Minute Cope Stream." This is a pretty disingenuous video, honestly. Saying "agile fails" doesn't mean anyone is advocating for the direct opposite approach. The report speaks about reality meeting agile's practices. The industry still refuses to acknowledge that 60-80% of projects fail to meet deadlines/expectations. How on earth would the development framework you work in be shielded from that? More and more, you speak from a bit of an ivory tower, that's hardly relatable to most of your viewers. That is the real naive nonsense.
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  72. Dave Smith should join the US Olympic gymnastics team. He's so good at avoiding accountability for his glazing.
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  73. Don’t listen to this MSNBC contributor
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  74. xEdgarBonx Easy. I wish we were more socialist. Capitalist countries think they are free. They are not free. Unless you call having the largest prison population "free". Who the fuck can honestly call US "free" when you can get thrown into prison for weed. 😂
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  75. He has a podcast where you can see his legs. Give it up.
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  76. You must be Dave Smith. I've never seen someone try to hard to put a square peg into a round hole. Dems aren't pro-Palestine, but acting like Trump is somehow, is absolutely wild.
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  77. PBD logic: "businesses should grow" - "government should be run like a business" - "government should be small"
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  78.  @Johnnyzoom1 keep telling yourself that. You're naive.
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  79. Mark Normand is the most boring person in any room. Without his obnoxious head movements, you have nothing to go on.
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  80. ^ Russian bot
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  81.  @kabrink64  30 people who've died from vaccine. 600,000 of your fellow countrymen died from COVID. Get your head checked.
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  82.  James Barber  I don't trust anyone with binary thinking. i.e. you.
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  83. Joe Rogan must think the marijuana laws in Texas don’t apply to him.
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  84. When Fox does this, we call it fear mongering. Can I just call it that and be done with it?
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  85.  @whatistau  Not really. Watching what you're typing is not in any TOS I've ever seen.
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  86. This dude constantly battling "trying not to get another hit piece video made about him" vs. "but need clickbait to make money"
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  87. Don Lemon sucks, but Elon Musk shows that he sucks and can't take any criticism. At least Lemon will listen to critique without melting into a puddle of piss.
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  88. Yepppp
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  89. Instead of 2K checks you're getting $1 million reality checks
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  90. Being self-satisfied, pull yourself up from your bootstraps, truthers shouldn’t want «  government handouts » anyways.
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  91.  @killertofu88  in an interview he was smiling while talking about Gabby’s death multiple times. This guy is a career driven sociopath.
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  92. Way to push forward progressive ideas. You got caught up on your own mud. It’s gross.
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  93. Charlie isn’t the most up to date person. Remember this is the guy who claimed to be #1 on wiki feet without even bothering to look at the leaderboard
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  94. To be absolutely fair, Jama also said that Palestine's 30 years of jail for being homosexual was valid in the Arab context. Not exactly the best representative for progressive values.
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  95. No, they deserve to be called out. The amount of water carrying for CDPR during the launch was disgusting. Who knows how many Christmas presents they turned into refund side quests. It is fraud. Just because you fell in love with Witcher isn’t an excuse to just fall to your knees for everything in the future. I love Nintendo, but I would never defend amiibo festival or some other garbage.
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  96. It's not hard to do, it's hard to contextualize. I recently started a small vending machine project, and it involves code. I put that code on Github – does this code need to be done with TDD? Given that you are supposed to start with TDD, why would a small python project I built specifically as something to build with my kids need TDD? How much time do I set aside to try and test hardware – like a coin acceptor's inputs for different sizes coins – for a project that is meant for fun? The code is a small, almost insignificant aspect of the project. In other words, a lot of larger projects start from humble beginnings, and they often start in a single script, or CLI that just does something simple. In my experience, most projects don't begin with a thoroughly written requirements document – where beginning with TDD makes obvious sense. I think a lot of this TDD evangelism misses so many examples of cases where TDD from the start would seem pedantic and almost a bit narcissistic.
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  97. Krystal Ball 4 life. You don’t get to get our vote without earning it.
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  98.  @Punk-Mask  i didn’t know Kyle’s audience included beastiality and pedo apologists.
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  99. No, it’s just aggravating because we can and do have some disagreements but see why someone could have those disagreements. This is different. It’s a complete head fake. Up until Jimmy Dore mentioned M4A, literally every progressive was for getting it done. When AOC posted a video a month ago saying she was for this literal thing, everyone applauded her - now we’re actually asking her to do it and David doesn’t « get it »? Come on now. That don’t track.
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  100. “Na na, na na, na na, na na - baby give it up, give it up, baby give it up” playing in the background. I used to do standup, and Ryan Long came by to do our open mic shithole in Hamilton, Ontario. He was one of the coolest dudes and he’d already been pretty popular at that point.
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  101. Not before Sony sues for likeness
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  102. You want to blame that person. It’s easy to be quick judging someone using a lottery ticket and food stamps, but we built the society that makes desperation a main factor is so many lives. So many of you right wing dinks won’t look to Europe, where they are not buying scratch tickets and using food stamps because their society hasn’t popularized messaging like “the american dream”. They own homes. They have good schools. They tax their rich. If you did truly want to reduce people buying lottery tickets and food stamps, you’d encourage a society that doesn’t push people to be this desperate. It’s way easier to be a judgy Karen, though.
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  103. But but but you said you didn’t trust Jimmy Dore’s intentions, and day 1 of 2021 you’re out here showing us your intentions. I love it.
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  104. Ascension is 5 years, and you can’t join NATO when you have border disputes. This is just for show.
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  105. Also: never denounced terrorism, sides with Hamas - a terrorist organization deemed by UN, Human Rights watch and Amnesty. Funny how you forgot that part.
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  106. This channel is wild. One day calling TDD criticism laziness, next day highlighting the criticisms as if they are new and novel.
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  107.  @New_Blue_2  This is pure elitism with a poverty mindset. And again, you cannot resist circling back to your feelings about Jimmy Dore. He literally has nothing to do with this - it’s just the only thing you have. If it was a bad idea you could just say that full stop. But you can’t because you have AOC quotes and Jimmy Dore’s anger to keep you busy. This is just the most ridiculous nonsensical conversation. You’re essentially saying that because Jimmy Dore doesn’t “know politics”, as if it’s the stock exchange and not a right of every citizen - then he should shut up/ is irrelevant because the election is decided by elitists. If you’re not for M4ALL during the pandemic, that’s your privilege- not politics. How is it Canada and every other country can do the math on health care without spiraling into a conversation about affordability. You have the most basic geography of the other G8 counties, the most money, the least taxes - and yet you still can’t get it together on this. You’re depressing. Also, when your country stays out of other country’s business - then maybe you can cheekily suggest everyone shut up about yours. At this point, your country not having proper health care is costing all of us money.
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  108. "I work principally as a consultant and less of a software developer" Yeah, no shit.
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  109. They kept their distance from the one actual trans woman that was there. I guess they didn't want to hear "stop speaking for me" from someone who was actually trans?
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  110. Misquoted.
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  111. @Yusuf Talib context is important. With Harris, he understands why Hamas would attack, but says in his books that neither side has any business. You’re doing that thing were you take a sentence and extrapolate an entire world out of it. “I don’t like Jews “ is quicker and would be more honest on your behalf.
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  112. @Yusuf Talib Anti-death is now a conservative take? You just said that an entire country should lose its right to exist and attempting to say that Hitchens is aligned with that exactly is the only co-opting here. Palestine and Israel both deserve to exist, and both need new management. Israel is undoubtedly more guilty, but most normal Israelis that aren't playing PS5 or putting 2in rims on their shitbox do not agree with their government. Taking away everyone's rights because of their government is just revengeporn. It doesn't solve anything.
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  113. But not about JD Vance? Kamala is a snake, but this is a slanted take.
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  114. He lost his own seat brah. Time to drive back to RealityTown.
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  115. ^ Russian bot
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  116.  @uome2k7  Do people purposely avoid acknowledging the huge gaping holes in this theocracy? A lot of bugs are unexpected user input/data. What you just wrote is that –– the source of the majority of bugs can't be tested in a way that prevents a bug. This is what my whole point is. What is the point in writing a test, if it doesn't cover the real world. As I mentioned before, video games written in the 80s/90s had very little bugs –– games made today have untold bugs. Guess what generation leaned on TDD? I think TDD is a crutch that people use to justify other bad practices. TDD isn't hard, it feels like meaningless data entry work – something to do on sleepy Mondays. I might as well be writing "A = 1, B = 2, C = 3". Front end user testing – I'll do that all day, every day because it's actually results-driven, and reflects what a user is actually doing.
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  117. Don’t do this, guys.
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  118. Canada doesn't want to be part of the US. You seem like you're falling apart. It might have been interesting prior to 9/11, but now it feels like getting back with your ex girlfriend.
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  119.  @tona998  you should educate yourself. There's a video of her calling Hamas liberators on YouTube. There's another one of her calling for the end of Israel.
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  120. Isn’t hating Nintendo a weird take after CDPR just milked millions out of people, and blocked reporters from talking about it? Isn’t that way worse?
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  121. 3 Continuous Delivery logos in one frame. Did you run your video edits through TDD, or did you just wing it like some kind of iMovie producer?
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  122.  @UconnzFynestZ  it must suck to see her quoted directly saying that! Unfortunately, Canada did get universal healthcare in almost the same situation. There’s no excuse here. It’s historically proven that this is the time to strike. I’m tired of these lazy excuses.
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  123. There has never been an LNG plant built in less than 7 years. Emotions don’t build plants.
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  124. Tay out here like he ain’t the OG
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  125. Sam Seder looks like the wicked witch from wizard of oz if she cut her hair and cared about universal health care.
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  126. Force the vote
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  127.  @anfsec lol what decade are you from? 100k for a house to be built when a 2x4 is $14? lol okay
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  128. @Mike Swinney I’m more worried about your speech. Maybe take less 11th century English. Talk normal. We don’t think you’re smarter - so give it a rest. “Current and primary context of his book “ - ok Dr Word Salad.
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  129. Canada got universal healthcare during a depression, and it was widely supported. There is literally no better time than now to push for this. This is David’s laziest take and it shows.
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  130. DHH is the most useless member of the Rails team. Can't say that though.
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  131. In time, you will be proven right. We're in the "we know better era" of application development. They just released a report that agile projects fall on their face 60% of the time. It'll just be a matter of time before we get a report showing almost no difference in TDD and non-TDD if the developers aren't literally brain dead.
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  132. The people out here defending a YouTube channel over their fellow human beings getting health care is peak Lucifer. I’m sorry, but you people are some shit out of the First edition of the Bible.
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  133.  @paultimson6674  "Soda" is just carbonated water. I know this because I've watched it being made. What is added after that is all that matters. In this case, HFCS is the main reason for obesity. The trend lines don't lie. Soda was very popular in the 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s. It wasn't until the 80s and 90s where HFCS was replaced for actual sugar that people began to gain hard-to-lose-weight.
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  134.  @Dead_pixelz_  cuz you play sides
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  135. All of the videos Vaush did of Jimmy Dore encouraged me to look behind the slander. So he does convert Vaush fans to Dore fans.
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  136. Yeah. I'm just going to stick to this channel. No offence, but there's little reason to have another subscription for the same content.
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  137. "Everyone's going crazy"
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  138. including killing children apparently. and apparently people like you can just overlook that.
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  139. Mudha always making me wonder if my brightness is down
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  140. I’m sorry but this rant claims “if Nintendo saw technology, they would run and hide”. How so? Rumble? Motion controls? Using a gyroscope in a controller? Is having all of your user’s data stolen what you people call “technology”? When I got charged $210 because Sony’s “technology” failed to hash a credit card number, I didn’t feel like an appreciated user. I love that none of their innovations amount to “technology” but just the word “internet” sums up their entire understanding of technology. Nintendo was wrong here - don’t get me wrong, but saying they run from technology is a big leap mixed in with a rant.
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  141.  @AMBYSTAR  “Nintendo is afraid of technology”
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  142. Wow making fun of someone’s mental health. New low Sam Sedar.
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  143. When mocks resemble actual data, then TDD is worthwhile, otherwise, I’m just testing hope. This is the problem with these conversations that no one addresses. So far anyone going off about TDD never have to consider actual data. Saying if you don’t like TDD that means you must not know it - is in itself ignorance. TDD pretends that decades of software development doesn’t exist prior to its existence. Nintendo games in the 80s/90s were made with ZERO TDD, today games are made with TDD. Guess which generation has way more bugs? This is true in most computing. What if you were to say, videos created for YouTube needed to be encoded in a very specific way - to save power consumption and to improve the viewability for colour deficient people, you need to use a different colouring for your video. Or else, don’t publish videos. Would you have improved engagement? Yes. Would you have improved accessibility? Yes. Is everyone going to have the time to do that, even if it «  saved more time in the future »? No. With AI, we’re just hammering on an old rock here. Learning TDD is a dead art in short time.
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  144. "I believe Donald Trump thinks he won in the election" lol thanks. Huge prophecy here.
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  145. Her hair would be pink if cbc allowed it. She’s a snob pretending to be a reporter.
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  146. Cope. You'd rather tell your friends you only play on systems with "great graphics" made by studios who go bankrupt trying to make the games that aren't finished when they release.
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  147. Honestly, this slow boil to having every developer do 1 type of thing and never venture into other elements of their industry is the actual problem. User experiences were way more interesting when programmers and designers didn't silo themselves away from each other. "DevOps" is just another example of encouraging specialization over comprehensive understanding of the entire project.
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  148. Finally. Someone covering this truthfully. The CDPR fanboys/stans are Trump-level ridicuous right now.
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  149. I will write TDD if it is effective. A lot of the time, it is not – or not realistic in certain situations. BDD is way more effective, because it tracks with the actual user. If you want to downvote my comment, go for it – but there are plenty of people who are working with different project/work parameters where the idea of writing TDD is not "better" or "easier". In the intro to this video, it is said that there are no edge cases that exist where TDD couldn't be applied. Here's just a few examples where TDD is/was not applied, and the world did not fall apart: – Nearly every plugin within the WordPress Plugin repository – The first 3 versions of Twitter – The first ~5 versions of Spotify – The entire history of Adobe/Macromedia Flash – 90% of anything built in Unity/Unreal Engine (for proof of this, check out the latest code leaks for GTA5 and insomniac games) – Websites, small applications made at marketing-speed agencies I'm sure there are many more. My point is not that TDD is bad – just that the "always" mentality is steamrolled by the objective reality we live in.
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  150. You added TDD. Now you have two applications.
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  151.  @danielwang7793  Yeah, imagine being so scorn by an author that you'd literally abandon your life to come on YouTube and tell every single person that Harris is a bad guy. Anyone who has "Klebold the 3rd" is probably a red flag about who you're gonna be dealing with. Who does that?
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  152. Brian is a sociopath. His career is basically just smiling about Gabby’s death. Who smiles while in an interview about a murder? He treats it like an episode of Matlock.
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  153. The «  I’m not a fan, but… » bots are out today.
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  154. And have health care. But this audience don’t care about that cause Jimmy also wants health care.
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  155.  @andrealaforgia7699  I've used it. Complex production code? Sure. The vast majority of projects are not that, though, and TDD becomes something you do just virtue signal to others that you "do TDD." Pacman and Call of Duty? Could you possibly pick a bigger straw man? Try programming an NES game in C, and compare that to building something in Unity or Unreal Engine. Christ. What a straw. This is a dishonest conversation to begin with. I've been to plenty of dev shops and tech companies. This idea that everyone uses TDD all the time is easily disproven by just walking the floor of any tech company. You'll be surprised that some people just write software and get deadlines done. This idea that bugs are more time than updating hundreds of tests is crazy, delusional nonsense that isn't backed up by what people actually do.
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  156.  @c00ckiez  You said it better.
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  157. I gave Vaush a try. In clips he seems reasonable – in his rambling streams, there's a lot of stupid shit and douchy behaviour.
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  158.  @MikesterMF  Intelligence is graded on a steep curve for streamers. No way an academic or someone with domain knowledge of anything worthwhile is looking to this guy for anything.
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  159.  @kellymartin2580  it’s actually not though. Spotify is really broken on some platforms, whereas YouTube is not. For example, Spotify on Roku (now with 3x the users of AppleTV) don’t even sync with the video correctly, or doesn’t even have video. I strongly disagree with your comment. YouTube lapped Spotify hands down.
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  160.  @superdupeninja8149  literally has nothing to do with m4a. Get out of the way.
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  161. ​ @Unapologeticweeb  there's nothing puritan about criticizing a game. there's an entire industry that does that. get off your high horse. if it didn't matter, you'd just scroll past. I hit a nerve, apparently. The "look I can like a creepy game, but I am not actually a creep" vibe you're trying to pass off isn't working.
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  162. Disagree. Bill doesn’t kneel as often, but often concedes his inadequacies when relevant.
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  163. I miss videos not motivated by sponsorships
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  164. My favourite part where he spent more time talking about Nebula than anything else.
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  165. Ain't no way anyone is doing anything serious in python. I'm sorry.
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  166. This "could have" argument is dumb. Let's focus on what's happened, not "what could happen". As it stands, there isn't a lot of "home made bomb" incidents in countries that have banned guns. That's facts.
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  167. For me, CNN should be sued for this - but at the same time, going on Instagram and telling the world that you're taking Ivermectin is a pathetic virtue signal to the right wing. I don't remember ever seeing celebrities going on social media to tell us what medication they take for anything. Why would this be any different?
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  168.  @1Highenergy1  you have
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  169. Just like Israel.
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  170. https://youtu.be/LkH2r-sNjQs
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  171. Elle est tres jolie aussi
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  172.  @EricLesch-km7oe  I dunno. Would Dave give a graphic designer a break for not creating tests? The answer to that is the answer for both. One's profession is not more important than another. The logo fails accessibility (colour difficiencies, reading and contrast), it fails any signage or print rules, and fails legibility when scaled. That's at least as important as writing tests for a recipe blog. And all of his finger waving examples about tests could easily apply here -including the insinuation of laziness.
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  173.  @evasfinch8687  there are way too many “Vaush contradicts himself over and over” videos out there for you to refer to. No excuse for your comment as there’s plenty of evidence counter.
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  174.  @Punk-Mask  not to mention advocating for p*dophilia and be*astiality.
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  175.  @MindoftheNorthStar  she was for M4A. You’re trying to blur the facts to make a point. Unfortunately we all have the internet, so that’s not going to work.
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  176. I’ve had a great experience. This is a hit job. Almost all of these criticisms apply to Invisalign - in fact, in Canada, they are printed at the same facility. The difference here is I’m not paying for an orthodontists third porche.
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  177. What does this have to do with a Canadian comedian? Quit virtue signalling for a minute.
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  178.  @cherrywilson6267  it’s a virtue signal. Letting other concucks know you’re on team Trump. Which would be fine, if this had anything to do with anything. It’s like when a vegan brings up being a vegan and no one is even talking about food
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  179. The idea that this is your hero scares me. No one could have fumbled so hard on "Actually Trump is better for Palestine"
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  180. Yeah it’s almost like we’re independent thinkers who want people to live healthy lives. Leave it up to you to find negativity in that. The fact that you’re bringing up Jimmy in the TYT comments shows that Jimmy had more impact on progressive ideas. TYT is a MSNBC satellite office.
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  181. The real crime is that anyone had to go to Peterborough.
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  182.  @TonyWhitley  you know better. Got it.
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  183. Except this point of view PRETENDS that buggy, test covered software DOESN'T EXIST and that's the crux here. Also, pretty sure Sir Tim Berners Lee wasn't thinking of build tools and TDD when he was thinking about an open web where anyone could publish. The Ivory Tower is thinking this idea of the open web does not matter.
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  184. So those 600,000 fellow Americans don't count? What a patriot. Hey guys, this guy cares about his country.
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  185. This woman loves being on TV.
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  186. The sunglasses are weird. The whole point of filming your face is that people can see it.
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  187. Oh so that’s what autism is. Thanks
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  188. You mean like YouTube, where you're watching this video right now?
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  189. You represent cavemen.
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  190. Soda isn’t the problem. It’s high fructose corn syrup. Don’t listen to anyone telling you that it’s the same as sugar.
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  191. - World: Japan PM killed. - Canadians: OuR iNtErNeT iSn'T pErFecT eVeRydAy
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  192.  @vladinosky  He will never address anything outside the most plain, practical and perfect circumstances.
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  193.  @sheldonlucas4428  It's not that comprehensive, and spends like 50% of it naval gazing about scenarios that no one has any issue with, but with a narrative that he doesn't even address outside of border-line ad-hominem anecdotes.
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  194. Shelling is the new PC word for bombing civilians.
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  195. The idea that AI would stop to write TDD to appeal to human dogma is hilarious.
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  196. He can't be conclusive because they will make another video about him being unauthentic.
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  197. She's an idiot, just like Trump. She probably saw the words "Super Predator" and parroted them without understanding the context. I'm not defending her racism, I just think it's probably stupidity first.
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  198. I guess you have to convince me that she’s an idiot and a stealth, elite intelligent market manipulator without tripping over yourself. Good luck. She isn’t an idiot and a 4D chess manipulator. Pick one.
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  199. 90% truckers in Canada are not participating. Just the 10% snowflakes that can’t follow rules of their employment
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  200.  @mmmmm1113  quit coping. These are self reported numbers. You can’t hide behind your conspiracy protection glass this time.
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  201. Imagine being so devoted to a YouTuber that you call into a show to correct pronunciation.
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  202. We don’t have a constitution. Stop watching 90s Morgan Freeman movies.
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  203. In today's climate, where you have to pretend you always knew the entire history of a war or conflict, we watched Destiny go from knowing almost nothing, and growing in knowledge over the last few months, to a point where he could articulate decent arguments against someone who grew with the knowledge of the conflict between Israel/Palestine.
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  204. It’s the “going out for smokes “ take.
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  205. Yeah it’s almost like this might be an unfounded rant with a lot of assumptions.
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  206.  @AMBYSTAR  you listened to the rant right? Thanks for your beautifully unconnected insight. He didn’t mention the execs. He said “Nintendo is afraid of technology”.
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  207.  Pioneer Shark  “Nintendo is afraid of technology” is pretty straight forward. You don’t seem to understand 5 English words.
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  208. It’s funny that you all are pretending to be experts in copyright law, and yet I bet none of you are posting 20 year old movies on YouTube and then crying that a 20 year old movie should be free. It’s funny how you choose which laws you like. Don’t bother replying with a cleaver quip. Prove me wrong and post Lion King on your channel. My guess is you won’t.
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  209.  @ULAER  yes actually I do. I’m a security auditor. For sure I know Nintendo doesn’t even store credit card numbers. So yes. I’m absolutely sure that Sony didn’t know their ass from a hash. Also - why were they targeted? 🧐 Not for their forward-thinking. So what technology are they 10 years behind in exactly? “Graphics”? Please say graphics so I can write you off as the moron I know you to be. Because they don’t even make those chips. Know your history. Sony is here because of Nintendo. That’s just a fact. The name of the PlayStation - look it up. And I’m supposed to believe that Sony has technology figured out when they can’t even organize a pre-order.
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  210.  @honeycandy5741  you’re a legit creeper
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  211.  @honeycandy5741  not a creeper troll, at least.
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  212.  @mikearchibald-u6g  oh high rents aren't a problem all of a sudden? She's not elected on the international stage. She's elected on the local level. Do your job or STFU. If you don't understand government - just say that. There's no precident here - MPPs aren't UN ambassadors.
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  213. Putting that music in the background is a great way to get conspiracy-minded dolts to become Morgan Freeman in a 90s government conspiracy, thinking they are uncovering something relevant.
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  214. When someone calls and you start snickering - I have to wonder, are you children? They basically ganged up on him.
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  215. ​@New Blue 2 Please delete this. It's a wavering stream of excuses and nonsense. It was impossible in Canada, and every other country - until it wasn't. This American exceptionalism is your own undoing. It's your religion. The fact is - a floor vote puts things on paper, and then you actually know who to vote out - so you can put this shit in motion. Christ. How is this so hard to fathom? Everything is impossible for the richest country in the world. It's not impossible. It's embarrassing. Against all receipts, examples of every kind - your response is not dumb, it's embarrassing.
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  216. Isn’t Krystal on vacation too? Lol brah.
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  217. Yes! Back to the old Vox that I respected!
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  218. lol you all work at IBM or something. There are plenty of scenarios where testing is a waste of time, and they can't all be waved away as laziness or cheekiness. There are restraints that exist outside of the one-size-fits-all ecosystem that so many of you work in. None of you have ever worked at an agency - responsible for 30% of all web development in our industry, and your lack of understanding of the traits of an agency setting can't all be answered by just suggesting anyone not in a privledged position such as yourself, are just not trying hard enough. You think all of these smart programmers would be able to see outside of their own perspective. And that 30%? Some of the most visited websites in the world. But don't let that stop you from preaching.
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  219.  @lupusrexstudio7327  lol several. He gets dunked on for overreaching claims about technology. He can't help himself. I don't even know why he calls it "undecided."
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  220.  @Maxrepfitgm  you absolutely misread my comment and went off. I hope it was fun misdirecting yourself and then getting upset with the thing you made up in your head.
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  221. He’s not from the US. If you’re going to be a group think troll at least put your socks on straight.
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  222. Anyone who doesn't write 100% test coverage on their micro internal weekend project with < 6 users - should be converted to energy and never be allowed to program again, and if you disagree it's a skill issue on your part.
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  223.  @DagarCoH  comment got deleted and i repasted it to see what I did try trigger the filter.
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  224. Creepy comment dude.
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  225.  @johnqdoe  I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed he's completely different since Krystal Ball came around.
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  226. I like the term “mortgage journalism”.
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  227. Bone conducting speakers are on Amazon for $5. This guy is a joke. He is slightly more technical than this audience. That's it.
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  228. Bot? He’s literally a sociopath
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  229.  @xybersurfer  you're carrying water. I can find several YouTubers for you who are coding live, picking random topics during a stream. Don't be naive.
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  230.  @richardthompson5436  I don’t need to have my employer pay for surgeries. Speaking of surgeries, you surgically bypassed all of my points to make your incorrect one. Congrats.
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  231.  @richardthompson5436  The true snob tries to ruin something for others by pretending to be an ally. No one is asking for nor wants the protection that has been “given” to us. I wonder, would we have as much of the gun crime in Canada if we were beside France instead of the US? The smugness you have forgets that we wouldn’t have a lot of problems if we weren’t next to the US. So the imperialism masquerading as nonexistent protection is not only not needed, but is proven to amount to nothing but more war. Have fun with you’re own brand of selfish smugness. Remind me again before you go - how many countries have declared war against Canada? What’s that? Zero? Oh okay. Thanks for all of that protection. Sure comes in useful never. I love that in your rambling your forgot about all the other countries that have universal healthcare and don’t live anywhere near the US. Forgot about those inconvenient facts, didn’t ya. Caveman conservative see only thing in front of me and no think of other tings.
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  232.  @victorvance5619  lol. Everything is a conspiracy
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  233. Muslims won't, so you'll just be outbred. Amazing strategy. Really 4d chess.
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  234. I love ASMR, but this is just Vice making fun of people. Take note of the Like ratio and then say this to yourself: « this was my bad idea and I take responsibility for it »
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  235. It’s boomer porn. Jan 6 was as significant and you assholes do your best to bury that one, so let’s put down the pitchforks - you’re all just as bad 😂
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  236. Don’t worry bro I got you covered. Developers all over the world are denying this idea that it’s just execs that caused it. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=E-jGEtqB4wU
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  237.  @eman2782  as if that even matters. I guess Sony are a bunch of haters cuz they removed it’s broken, busted ass from the PlayStation store - something that’s never been done before.
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  238.  @thomasbecker9676  Sure, it's also possible that if you're busy, that you don't overcommit yourself. Like, being part of Nebula, for example.
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  239. Uhh what’s the deal with 1:23? What is that?
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  240. Feeling like Vox finally got the memo that we don’t want over stigmatized identity politics.
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  241. Thank you for calling out chiropractic. Not real doctors , unless you mean witch doctor
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  242. A low resolution of humanity.
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  243. The hilarious thing is that Greenwald is saying all of the things that Sam Harris said. But he hated him for it.
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  244. Somebody hates transparency all of a sudden.
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  245. Like 6 years behind idubbzzz
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  246. There were certainly edge cases and IT departments, but there are more browsers without javascript today than there ever were. I mentioned this in another reply, but it was removed for some reason – there are a number of low cost devices in poor countries that only read text. The only way to overcome a React SPA is to literally rely on a intermediary device that community centres and villages have to share to take screenshots of the website, so that it can be OCR'd and read that way.
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  247.  @joemenczel8951  agree
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  248. xEdgarBonx This is a religious argument. "if there is no god, where do I get my morals? What's to stop me from raping and killing?" Is the same argument as "if the government tells me I don't have to work, why would I?" Again, easy. Don't be a piece of shit.
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  249. xEdgarBonx lol okay. Sounds like an argument from ignorance. Did you just generalise and entire population?
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  250.  @varshard0 then why even bother with TDD if you’re admitting the coverage is loose?
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  251. I like both of them. But this is a girl with a crush and that’s basically it.
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  252.  @Ar1AnX1x  He attacks the left way more than the right. He was basically having sushi with Tim Pool, so idk what you're even saying. Also, Kyle was PRO Force the Vote, and Vaush/Destiny called anyone interested in that movement morons. So it's a bit more than personality.
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  253.  @Syncopiia How does it apply? Is part of the degree in sociology to scream at people in your chat? How is he applying any of that knowledge??? Having a degree that you don't use isn't worth mentioning.
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  254.  @Syncopiia  You should watch this clip again, and see how he himself says he has no friends because he can't help himself from burning bridges. If you're going to cuck for a YouTuber, at least watch the whole video. Hilarious to be accused of not watching a catalog of video content when you couldn't even make it to the end of this video.
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  255.  @jimmysammy1210  I tell myself fantasies too, Bud.
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  256.  @derEnzon  I'm sorry - is he not advocating for Trump to be elected??? Are you having trouble following along?
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  257. Vox trying to be Johnny Harris without Johnny Harris.
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  258.  @crowderfans874  Trump never snapped at any reporters
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  259.  @GlentonMe  then it should be nothing for you to post a link showing your receipt.
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  260. You’re not even Canadian. Get a different grift.
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  261.  @isuckbut906  you realize that forcing people to live when they are sick is the same bs as forcing people to wear masks against their will, or do you bob and weave around those freedoms?
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  262. What’s it like to be a fanboy and ignore literally all the evidence in the world?
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  263.  @hektik2200  unfortunately we’ve actually seen some CDPR code and it’s college level. There is almost no memory management, it was removed from the PS store, I could go on and on about the crap AI, amongst the billion other things. There’s also literally video evidence of employees saying the exact opposite that you are claiming. What would they know - they only worked there, right?
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  264.  @hektik2200  If we're not going to blame the developers, can I blame the fans, then? Because other than the ridiculousness of taking zero responsibility for the code written, the only other thing would be the gamers who demand ridiculous expectations, and do not let the developers re-realize their current situation and react to it. That I can agree with - but I think laying blame on project management (also essentially non-execs) and execs is lazy and easy. I've never worked at a company where the line between execs and production was as thick as the fanboys are trying to claim it is. I don't buy that - it's not only unrealistic, it doesn't work. If you don't have direct lines of regular communication across the whole company, you can't get anything done.
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  265.  @hektik2200  I didn’t call it college quality, it was the opinion of those who saw the code. Honestly, I have a bunch of games and Witcher 3 is easily the buggiest game out of them all. This isn’t a mistake or a weird coincidence. I don’t know what you’re exactly defending here - the software is not good, not even people who work there are trying to say that - so I don’t get your angle.
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  266.  @hektik2200  creatives actually define the scope. Business does not understand technological restraints. You know that, though. I’ve never worked at a company where an exec walked into a meeting with a game idea - it’s production that presents their vision to execs. Look, you don’t get to blame execs and call them dummies “that don’t get it”, but also try to present them as Neil deGrasse Tyson of industry when it’s convenient. Either they are idiots who blindly boss production around, or they are idea wielding geeks. You don’t get to have both. How you don’t know that, with the experience you’re trying to convey - it’s strange.
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  267.  @hektik2200  speaking of, haven’t you? So engineers don’t deserve the mob but creatives do? Why don’t you admit bias here and save yourself from denial. “Random string of text” is a dead give away of “blanket reasoning “
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  268. This person is an insufferable nobody. Sure, he might be right about all kinds of things – but his ego and need to be seen as some sort of expert is too obvious. "I believe Donald Trump thinks he won in the election" lol thanks. Huge prophecy here.
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  269. Who watches this show? Can't be the left - you just publically made fun of mental illness. How are you still taking Sam Harris out of context while you make fun of people's mental health?
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  270.  @Regun3x  Only as much as you love CDPR. Plus, that's not even the point - the point is no one should be cool with getting scammed.
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  271. Advocating for death of innocents 👆
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  272. You’re crazy, dude. This thing was removed from the PlayStation store - a first for any title. I have 34 switch games - the Witcher 3 is the only one with basic new-programmer level bugs. This didn’t start with Cyberpunk. They have always been poor developers. Several ex employees have posted about this - so you can write a denial essay, but it isn’t accurate in the slightest. Not only that - we’ve seen their code!The code was amateur. Memory management is nonexistent. The fact that their save files are GIGABYTES shows they do not manage resources at all. Treatment of employees was already outted as bs by many in the gaming industry, including ex employees have said that employees are treated poorly unless they have status. Anyone with any background on this topic is going to see that you’re an apologist. Lying to customers, blocking them from seeing accurate reporting, and preventing customers from seeing the product before buying IS NOT customer friendly. Trying to pretend it is is pretty ridiculous.
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  273.  @krinkrin5982  You want me to find their code for you (as proof?) but then go on and on about your inside knowledge of the company. Either things are proprietary or not - ex employees are literally not legally allowed to talk about their experience there, so - can you provide me your proof? My guess is no - because there is about 20 or so YouTube videos from ex- employees who are claiming literally the exact opposite that you are. And, I've worked at enough software companies to know that high turnover is not something you get to paint with a rose-coloured brush. High turnover is literally your metric for telling if a place is crappy to work at or not.
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  274. Blaming management is an easy cop-out. Forgetting who hired the management - and completely forgetting how a company works, you know that execs don't claim to know anything about software dev, right? They take dept. heads feedback, and make decisions based on that. Dept. heads are usually lead designers, lead developers, or at the very least some variation of a director of X - so how are you getting this firm hard line between execs and production? Because I've NEVER worked at a company where that was a thing. This hollywood picture you have in your head, where the execs sit on a slightly higher floor looking over the minions is not at all how it works. Please stop portraying our industry like that.
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  275.  @nosnibormailliw5122  I'm Canadian. What's that? FLQ? You mean that thing that happened over 50 years ago? And how many of those bombs went off? What's that? You're trailing off. How many people died? 6? So every 50 years 6 people die and I have to get a gun for that? Christ. If your comment is "guns should be legal because once every 50 years a thing happens", then you're d**b as rocks and can't be helped. Do some more stretches. You need them. Facts don't care about your feel feels
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  276. We need a legit, logical person to cover this topic. There's way too many people Disney-fying Hamas right now.
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  277. Yeah, except most cops know better to not be in a parked lane vehicle while on a highway.
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  278. So does Israel, then
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  279. Socialism for rich people are all the corporate tax cuts you give out undeservingly - but let’s worry about $5k all of a sudden. They don’t want to do this because the American people would feel freedom, and free people do free things.
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  280. Same!
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  281.  @Joefest99  yeah, I just quoted what he said in the podcast. It’s not bad faith to refer to the thing we can all see. It’s a bad tactic to say «  something should be like this other thing » and then backpedal on each detail until the analogy doesn’t make sense. That would be bad faith.
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  282. I'm never going to subscribe to Nebula. Let's be upfront right away.
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  283.  @Popeslash  it was when she was with the McMaster SU and it was publicized in the school paper. It's also available on YouTube via McMaster Student Union Stewarts
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  284. Max Cady So, do I get to lop in any capitalist leaders to make my point? Didn't the US kill several hundred thousand civilians under the name of "freedom?" In Russia, the more they adopt capitalism, they seemingly get progressively more anti-gay. You see how making simple comparisons works against you?
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  285. Know when you're in a personality cult, buddy.
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  286. These end cards are getting desperate sounding.
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  287. It's mostly because of two reasons: 1) the Redmond office has never had anything better to do than marketing and legal - Howard Lincoln was a lawyer before becoming president; 2) survivor bias from the video game crash. Being litigious - even with their own vendors - saved the brand from becoming over saturated at a time when over saturation was a death sentence in their industry. I'm not excusing anything, but this is how we get here.
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  288. I love you assbags for saying “free speech” but also “get rid of Adam because he says stuff we don’t like”. Real solid belief system you got there, losers.
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  289.  @TerrellWillams  It's like a bunch of kids trying to impress daddy by crapping on the kid dad just disciplined.
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  290. This is your first Ben Affleck moment, David.
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  291. We know who's side you'd be in WW2
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  292. I hate these videos. So lazy.
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  293. “Tell you what the best ones were” Yet still not addressing CDPR ripping off millions of people.
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  294. Done!
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  295. This is a reality that the people working at SaaS multinationals like to gloss over.
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  296.  @beowulf_of_wall_st  you realize that Tim Berners Lee was knighted because of his ideas that anyone could publish on the web? I don't want to live in this world where every single thing needs a toolchain and test coverage. How do I know the code works? Because I've been a developer for 15 years. Further, all TDD suffers from being at least 1 degree separated from the actual code. How do you know TDD is helping you?
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  297.  @beowulf_of_wall_st  You sound really close to the subject, my friend. You are definitely projecting. Maybe it's time to take a seat. There's nothing emotional about pointing out that the web was not intended for your evangelism. In fact, people are highly regarded for NOT being gatekeepers. What does "do you run your code manually" even mean? You are proposing TDD because it helps you walk through your logic, and yet this is how you talk about code? Illogically? What part of "vending machine" makes you think I am refreshing pages?
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  298.  @beowulf_of_wall_st  How do you write TDD for a physical object blackbox like a coin acceptor? You want to talk the talk, walk the walk. Explain to me how writing tests that simulate a real world object that relies on PWM to deliver pulses to signal different coin sizes - which can change depending on the amperage delivered to it via cheap chinese components. I would love to hear your deep analysis given how adament you are about this. My guess is you won't have anything to add here.
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  299.  @beowulf_of_wall_st  My guy – I can't even believe you're a real person. I like tests. I think they are good. I also think there's a lot of examples where testing is pedantic. I think most people agree with that. You have never done anything creative in your entire life if all you do is live in a constrained, limited world view. You have not insulted my skills or anything about me because your shots don't line up with my criticism. You want to paint me like an inexperienced developer because I don't want to write tests while I am hanging out with my kids, making a vending machine? Like you're serious? Give your head a shake. If you are seriously writing tests to test every single thing, then I would counter that maybe you have no confidence in anything you have ever written – the real shame here. The best developers I have ever known do not shame people for not having knowledge, by the way. So there's that.
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  300.  @Spinikar cry when you have to write cold fusion, perl or ASP 1.0.
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  301. As a developer, I can't tell you how many times junior developers enter conversations like "I could build this in a day" only to find out they didn't fully understand the entirety of the project. So you're telling me you could create a custom payment system, a moderation system, a content management system used by thousands of people, set up the server and distribution infrastructure - in a day? Okay. Twitter was famously "built on a weekend", but the untold story is that the core infrastructure that they "built on a weekend" is still in use in parts of the platform, causing bottlenecks and constant frustration for the developers at Twitter. Not what I'd call a win.
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  302. @Mike Swinney wait what?
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  303. @Mike Swinney Dude he’s married.
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  304. @Mike Swinney i don’t mind Peterson at all. He’s a good guy - but you can’t tell people that they aren’t allowed to comment on things. He could disable comments. Treat him like an adult if you really want to respect him.
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  305. People forget that Posterous existed. This was the exact model. Literally nothing different.
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  306.  @politicallyunreliable4985  you are just bored. Get something to do and conspiracies seem way less frequent
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  307. facts don't care about your feelings about laws in countries you don't live in.
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  308.  @drbek  It's not a burn. This channel is about living up to a standard that Dave has insisted on. There are plenty of hobbyist programmers or people who write code for fun - and Dave calls these people lazy if they don't do unit testing, so I'm calling a spade a spade. The larger point here is that Dave continually demonstrates dogma over practicality - and I can do the same. The logo is garbage, and if Dave's branding was held to the same standard as he holds over every line of code, he'd be at the bottom of the list. If he's comfortable putting video after video out about laziness of not doing unit testing, then I think your precious little heart can take 1 comment about his hideous logo.
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  309. You don't understand government. Go back to school. Utterances on the street are not the same as those in the chamber. Pretty simple to follow. My 5 year old understands this.
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  310.  @Punk-Mask  since you love Vaush so much, watch his own video where he outs all of his cringe takes, which is in alignment with everything i said. Are you going to call Vaush a grifter for criticizing Vaush too? Christ. https://youtu.be/vfvvWw63Yh0
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  311.  @MindoftheNorthStar  Your version of history is...odd. It doesn’t track at all with reality. I know Jimmy was a die hard Bernie and Tulsi supporter. I don’t really understand what you don’t like about tulsi? Let me guess - she works for Russia? Is it the gray streak of hair that throws you off? Or is it that she’s anti war because she actually was in a war - unlike the people who vote pro-war and never go to an actual war?
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  312.  @Silverfang447  « baffle them with bullshit » is the theme of this thread. WE ALL HAVE GOOGLE idiots. We can see that these things are not true.
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  313.  @Silverfang447  you’re calling them reactionary? You’re rich. You should look into the psychological term ´projection’. On your profile it says that you post 1k+ comments on Pakman’s channel. And you have the nerve to call Doré my idol? Ha ha ha ha. Dude David is married. If you’re reading this thread, check out dude’s profile - it’s just a hot mess of Pakman defending. I’ve literally never posted over 1k comments on anything. I would worry that I didn’t have a life.
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  314.  @Silverfang447  i’m worried you’ll spend another 1000 comments on this thread, because you clearly are addicted to this channel in a not healthy way. You really don’t have a leg to stand on when your profile is literally littered with d-riding David. If I were you, I’d be embarrassed to fight anyone for fear that they will uncover your cache of obsessive commenting. I mean look at your comments. Did David say your name in as stream or something? So embarrassing.
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  315. @UC2BlCGrgE6masM9U4LYO4Vg 1004 comments
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  316.  @MindoftheNorthStar  Really? How is this for lazy, citations (noting your not citing anything): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_positions_of_Tulsi_Gabbard#Health_care Gabbard supports a universal health care plan called "Single Payer Plus".[63][64][65][66][67][68] In 2017, she co-sponsored the Expanded & Improved Medicare For All Act[69][70] to create a national health insurance program that covers uninsured as well as underinsured people;[71] allows for private insurance supplemental to but not duplicative of benefits provided under the program; and paid for in part by raising taxes on the wealthy and taxing financial transactions.[48] Gabbard called the Republican-sponsored American Health Care Act of 2017 "really a handout to insurance and pharmaceutical companies that will further exacerbate the burden on American families. With citations - not just rambling comments on a YouTube page. Waiting for your reply on how all of these citations are wrong, while you cite nothing. Again.
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  317. Kobayashie I dunno. Cause he’s a person and not a robot? Do you have Google, or do you like drama? Because I know you can google Tulsi and trans for yourself to get that answer. That whole Tucker Carlson “I’m just asking questions” routine is old.
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  318. Tozias Silverfang Actually the most intelligent people I know do not delve into name calling. Can’t think of a single intellectual I know that does that. Weird. I like David - but all this interaction has shown me is that David’s audience is pretty cancerous. I checked your other subs - over 1k comments specifically for Pakman. You are obsessed and it shows to any conscious human being. You think you’re doing good here, but as someone who has watched Pakman for over 5 years, you’re just alienating people and it’s embarrassing and sad.
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  319.  @Murderbot2000  Literally no one brought up Jimmy Dore. Bringing up Jimmy Dore shows that you're emotional and not logical. Stop taking things personally and fight for your fellow humans. #TeamHuman #ForceTheVote
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  320.  @ib9511  is not after Nov 30 😂
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  321. Almost feels planted
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  322. The title was going to be called “poor man’s cyberpunk”, but realized it was already.
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  323. This carries with my understanding of best practices as well. Although, I wish there was some content out there discussing how small agencies deal with developing software w/ TDD. In a software business, applying TDD to everything is something you can sell internally – as everyone stands to benefit from it. In agency settings where every client is different, it is more arduous to sell TDD in smaller-scale systems, where budget and timing come into play. I know developers will argue "well, don't work with them if they don't have the budget for TDD", but when clients budget for software development, they aren't privy to everything you are, and so they do enter RFPs, quote farming a lot of the time without consideration for TDD. We can argue that these clients are left behind, but there's money left on the table – and I personally prefer working on smaller teams, with smaller clients and various projects that all have different degrees of involvement from the client. TDD just doesn't practically fit in a lot of agency work – and I think it should be talked about, so that perhaps agency-friendly TDD can be developed. As it stands, the 1-3 developer shop, working on a mix of projects represent a decent chunk of the workforce, but most of that work is being done without TDD. People say they do. They don't. I've worked at many agencies, and even when they say they do TDD, it's not anywhere near even 50% coverage.
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  324.  @sashbot9707  Sure, but if the intent is to have everyone employ TDD, the conversation should also include the spectrum of employment where it is the MOST difficult to implement. Working at a software/SaSS – it is much easier to preach this opinion – that "TDD is an absolute must!" I 'm not saying TDD is bad, just that its additional work does not often result in a discernible difference in time loss vs. no TDD and fixing bugs as they happen. When I have had the time to implement TDD, I have enjoyed it – but when projects are a revolving door, the focus and budget required is much harder to acquire consistently.
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  325.  @trignals  There isn't a problem, per se. It's more of the "TDD is a must" meets "reality"
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  326. We’ve actually seen CDPR code, though, and it was lambasted by developers as poor, college level code. We’re not going to get into saying all developers are wrong because you have feelings, right? Because there’s a LOT of evidence working against your view.
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  327.  @stugeh  I guess - but why should I give CDPR a pass when none of the developers at EA ever get a pass? The problem with this conversation is that it is steeped in personal bias. You’re all peeved off when it’s CDPR, but silent for literally any other time. #FreeMelee was a “shit on everyone at Nintendo fest” and I don’t remember there being legions of unpaid d-riders pushing a false narrative about greedy people. You want them to be seen as an indie developer (and they are not by definition), AND this well oiled ship, with a hard divided line between management and coders - and I’m sorry, but that line is a made up thing in your head. At some point this little indie developer asked for the public offering, when they were just a few people. They don’t get kid gloves treatment when they are a publicly traded company. I’m sorry, but no one is buying this perspective.
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  328.  @stugeh  Okay that I can agree with.
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  329.  @stugeh  you as well! ✌🏻
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  330.  @weltschmerski  ahh 2030. Just long enough away where you don’t need any proof. Perfect. I remember when you idiots were talking about 2012, too.
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  331. Entropy is a natural phenomenon
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  332. London is country and ignorance. This buddy further proved that. Cavemen in Ontario
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  333. She’s from my hometown of Hamilton, Ontario. We’ve known her for years as a grifter. She’ll be anything you want her to be. Have fun being disappointed in a few months.
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  334. TDD evangelism exposes a desire to want anyone who works on web applications to become single-use specialized automatons who can't add any value other than checkmarks on a scoreboard. It's actually a really sad state of creativity. Specialization is for insects. Instead of asking everyone to build TDD-first applications, why can't I ask you to be a better front-end designer? How can you be a developer without understanding how something is designed? Isn't that a bit shortsighted? I mean my favourite artists are singers and song writers - why can't you do more than evangelise TDD?
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  335. It's a wrap for him and his career now. No question.
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  336. -- Protect Bad Deadbeats Podcast -- You're literally ruining your reputation. This dude has audio of him saying he likes to rape girls. What the f*ck is wrong with you.
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  337. Act like that money would have went to us.
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  338. Lex is confused. You can’t be anti-negativity and pro Twitter.
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  339. You’re alright. But this isn’t it. Trans people represent 1.5% of the population. It doesn’t make sense that they would be representing 40% of all news. I don’t think people realize that they are tokenizing trans people by burying their every thought in how to report on their life. Not taking every opportunity to talk about one specific thing is why I like breaking points
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  340.  @Ardenwolfe  2 million in S. Ca is baseline. Try harder.
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  341.  @Mike-fx4nu Semantics matters when you're talking about food and obesity. That's literally the fucking problem.
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  342. NINTENDO: WORST CDPR: well, how could they know guys
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  343.  @phukyerpheefees  loves to like his own posts. you're not winning if you need to do that.
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  344. I want reporters to use normal voice. This whisper-in-my-ear voice is getting tired.
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  345. Hotties
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  346. Emma est tres jolie toujours
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  347. This channel can’t stop attacking digimon.
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  348. Or just side for humanity and stop dogwhistling to antisemites. Palestinian life is with the same as Israeli life. No exception.
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  349. Noticing that nbc ripped off CBC’s branding.
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  350. No. The UN called Hamas terrorists. She never did.
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  351. At 14:48 😂 Hasan sounds super apologetic.
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  352. Someone should create a clips channel “Cenk’s Nephew”
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  353. You’re finally calling Vaush out. Nice.
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  354. This dude is really hoping you forget the behavior.
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  355. Spotify is not an option. I do not like the experience at all. I have a brand new computer and a fresh install of Spotify takes 3 minutes before I can search for a song or podcast.
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  356.  @tannercellardoor  dude, you know too much about these people.
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  357.  @tannercellardoor  Who likes their own comments? Web developers can see this shit you know.
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  358. Danielle Smith is a traitor to our union
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  359. Lex talks like someone who hasn’t programmed in years
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  360. I hate Vaush but there’s only one side to be on here.
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  361. Talking about testing software while early AI is writing ever more complex software seems a lot like re-arranging the chairs on the Titanic. Eventually, this sort of task will be a legacy art form more than a transferrable skill. I don't think AI is going to be writing tests. I understand everyone's apprehension about AI "taking our jobs", and I do think there is a reason to have that apprehension – but I am skeptical that the future that includes AI, even as a helpful tool, would encourage any overhead – while a LLM is pre-tuned to do that work ahead of time, and deliver pre-tested code before it's even written to file.
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  362. You need to get a map, and a clue
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  363. Calling out Sam Seder. Thank you. He’s such a MSNBC grifter
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  364. @ It's funny because in 1998-2005 that was literally the case and it worked fine. If you're going to speak from authority, try investigating what other generations did and ask yourself why it was possible before but not now.
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  365. Deliberate misspelling of "Disaster" in title?
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  366. Love ya, but your loud "woah woah woah" makes it hard for me to listen at work without people thinking I'm into some Alex Jones shit.
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  367. Don't put stupid annotations over your videos. It devalues them and makes you look amateur.
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  368. do u know kylie minogue tho
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  369. ADHD is the most under diagnosed and over diagnosed disorder. People who need to be diagnosed rarely are. The slightest sign of lack of concentration is medicated where it may be just being...a child.
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  370. More of this, and less of "why I'm actually a racist" videos, please.
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  371. I hate this channel and all of its affiliations, but this video is right.
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  372. Somebody hates transparency all of a sudden.
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  373. Your friend Vaush says this all the time
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  374. Tim Pool got canceled from Rogan for being a grifter. You’re behind here, my friend. I don’t know anything about a cat, but I know Pool is a balding grifter.
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  375.  @horbie5039  Doubtful. Pickups are meant for torque, not speed.
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  376. Please post more. I love the other guy, but the fake set and all of that can be a bit much
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  377. Regulate isn’t going to do it. Social media needs to be turned off. Period. Anything else is a half measure.
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  378. You know what’s sad - Immortals Fenix Rising is a solid game with very few glitches, and Cyberpunk is a game full of bugs and looks worse somehow.
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  379. I dunno if this is the comedian you want on. He has a lot of skeletons, Louie CK style.
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  380. Love your content but your logo makes zero sense.
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  381. To be absolutely fair, Jama also said that Palestine's 30 years of jail for being homosexual was valid in the Arab context. Not exactly the best representative for progressive values.
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  382. It might be because of the fact that there's audio of him portraying the opposite person he claims to be. Andrew Tate is as duplicitous as the women he hates on. Only losers associate with people with rap* allegations. I remember a time when that would be considered low-value.
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  383.  @derekrey902  Ya must be. You should be a criminal investigator. You really have an eye for knowing everything from nothing. I am cool with weed. I’m confused why someone who smokes it regularly would move to a state that’s fiercely against it.
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  384. Black girl magic
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  385. You idiots cried about being forced to make a cake, and now you’re complaining that a private business is denying you your cake.
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  386. Hey folks, this is what a plant looks like.
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  387. /r/trashyboner
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  388. I would love to see Dave Smith bob and weave his way around this one. He really thought Trump would be better for Palestine
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  389. I'm surprised Sam Seder has time for this, since he's spending a lot of time making sure his country doesn't have medicare for all - mostly because Jimmy Dore has a better YouTube channel. #M4ALL #ForceTheVote #ItsNotAboutYourFeelingsAboutJimmyDore
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  390. You’re so cool using acronyms like you just got online.
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  391.  @aabahdjfisosososos  Imagine being this worried about whether people agree with you. 90% of people think that YouTubers who comment are mentally ill, too. :)
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  392. Not a real quote
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  393.  @DaddyVader87  then it would be easy to link to it. It's not a real quote.
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  394. Jesse Lane anyone would. The whole point is to be better. Vox is dipping into investor priority territory. With the recent negotiations between the North and South, this video is tone deaf.
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  395. Nope. This is bullshit. Have you been in southern USA? Do we have several streets and monuments everywhere dedicated to racists? No? Oh okay.
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  396. Tom Scott called, he wants his already perfectly well articulated video essay back.
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  397. If you have this many pedos in your state, it says a lot about your state and your people. Your governor can’t fix that.
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  398. I'll never sign up to the ghost town that you're calling nebula. Sorry.
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  399. Would be hard to take over a show by the guy who created and produced it though
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  400. All I heard was “I’m not a Vaush fan” and that’s all I need.
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  401. How are they afraid of technology when they are the only ones who tried to do anything besides the 4 button controller of 1980. But okay. Don’t talk to me about technology while you’re using the term “netcode”.
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  402. Finally
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  403. Imagine having the courage to do something unpopular and not care about your career. Pretty sad that this woman has done more than AOC. #ForceTheVote
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  404. Dude Grim was anti M4A.
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  405.  @bigmacattack7747  you should look up the word “projection” Also, they did build the channel. Krystal literally had to beg her boss to put the show on YouTube.
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  406. You gotta re-hire the thumbnail guy. That wasn’t the pro look.
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  407. It sounds like you love being able to have something to bitch about, like the conservative counterpart of Obama. It's actually cringe af.
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  408. This woman is ready to impeach Biden day 1 alone, but AOC is scarred for her career for #ForceTheVote 🤦‍♂️ Why Dems never win.
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  409. It would suck to be a guest post-Spotify. Basically 1/1000th the audience.
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  410. How is cyberpunk not on here, objectively????
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  411.  @gohorarsen5938  yeah but a lot of people can’t even play it. How is that not the worst? Charlie called Nintendo the worst video game company ever over that Melee stuff - so? How is cyberpunk not worse?
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  412.  @gohorarsen5938  so basically bullshit. Got it.
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  413. I’m still on his hyper HD Seagal bit
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  414. We're going to watch videos one day that highlight videos like these, as clear race baiting for $$$. And we'll feel just as dumb.
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  415. Someone tag Trisha Paytas.
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  416.  @nickthestampede2160  I could easily agree on most of the content of this video. If he have left the “Nintendo runs from technology” I wouldn’t be here. That is just factually not true. The controller you PS5 stans are going on and on about is a direct influence from Nintendo. To stand on top of the person you took ideas from and claim they are technologically insufficient is snug at best.
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  417.  @nickthestampede2160  I’d ask you if you were dating a Sony franchise, but gee, I guess they don’t own any, do they? Unless you count borrowed IPs (what about spiderman bra) and SOCOM.
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  418. Ha ha ha ha. Priceless 😂 You wouldn’t know what an algorithm was if it bit you in the ass.
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  419.  @Silverfang447  if me being embrassed for you is screaming then you need to self reflect buddy.
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  420. What’s really sad is that we have to hear how Jimmy Dore is a secret right winger, instead of Tucker being the secret leftist - which if he supports removing troops from third world countries he’s already more left than most « leftists. »
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  421. Uhhh what? This is the guy who was smiling when being asked about how Gabby died. He’s a sociopath.
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  422. Dude might not have got caught if every single dialog didn’t have his name on it. No offense, but how intelligent are you when constantly advertise who you are while rootkitting devices?
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  423. She's acting like she's on the UN Steering committee. Spends no time on constituents.
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  424. The one on the left <3
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  425. 00:00 - 02:00: Tulsi talking about congress 02:01 - 9:50: Joe Rogan begging me to download Spotify.
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  426. And several videos. Plus they admitted themselves.
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  427.  @Rocksteady246  you're a real peace loving guy eh
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  428. Private company
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  429. This isn’t news
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  430. Why does this look like it was filmed in the 80s?
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  431. It's more than 5.3%. Who are they kidding.
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  432.  @Alkay678  really? That’s all you have?
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  433. Joe would have had a better time moving to Curiosity Stream - I joke, but actually CS runs on TVs, their own app, desktop, mobile, etc. Can’t say that about Spotify.
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  434.  @crist3809  that isn’t really good enough since you could already do that with any podcast app. I listened to JRE using iTunes in the background all the time, and on my TV. Spotify takes 5 minutes to run on my brand new computer - why would I want to switch to that.
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  435.  @danieltaylor9459  dude, the cops should search your house just in case. Your comment and everyone who liked it are psychos.
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  436.  @New_Blue_2  I dunno if you were around for the primaries - or familiar with your brand of “democracy”, but Bernie didn’t have a chance because delegates (how is this a democracy, exactly?) really decide what’s best for you, even when the votes are strong. In this case, Bernie didn’t win, but 67% of Americans want M4ALL. You’ll cite polling data when it meets your needs - so how about the polling data of those who want M4ALL? Secondly, the primaries didn’t happen during coronavirus. People are allowed to pivot based on the lay of the land. Polls have dramatically flipped in favour for M4ALL, even if you don’t like Jimmy Dore. It’s still true.
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  437. A country who was founded on a rebellion is worried that AOC might lose her job if she fights for something. How pathetic.
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  438.  @New_Blue_2  ahem https://youtu.be/Slyfw8DiCKs
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  439.  @New_Blue_2  Seriously read your word salad. Spend that time fighting for change instead of finding excuses. If your government can’t respond to an epidemic with universal healthcare- there’s no point in your country. This looks worse on you than I think you realize. Countries with way less GDP are doing this and not coming up with 7000 paragraphs on why it can’t be done.
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  440.  @New_Blue_2  oh by the way - AOC is forcing à floor vote on $2000 stimpack - a Trump idea. That’s how wrong you are about everything - that you have to face the fact that that happened. https://youtu.be/I2cC2YAfynY
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  441.  @New_Blue_2  just call yourself a neocon so we can go to bed?
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  442.  @New_Blue_2  dude stop. You’re just putting words in my mouth now - classic sign of an argument losing it’s steam.
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  443. New Blue 2 I don’t like trump at all. Knowing that you think that allowed me to ignore the rest of your comment, as everything is steeped in bs.
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  444. New Blue 2 https://youtu.be/SHzqvxJYhmk yea, all of us real progressives were played, while you neocons pretended to care. I got it. Can you let Dore go? Honestly, it isn’t a great look. Look around the room - no one is talking about Dore except you. This is about medical for all - and perhaps you trying to deny people Medicare for all because Dore is smarter than you are? I dunno the exact reason - but I think you’ve shown your real reason for being here and it’s entirely selfish. Maybe you’re pissed because you’ve been trying to be a grifter and you feel Dore bested you? Sorry bro
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  445. I will never ever sign up to nebula. If it was doing well, these ad reads would be getting less desperate sounding.
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  446. Why are you here?
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  447. Username checks out.
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  448. More anti Canadian bs.
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  449.  @CKpremium1992  lol I’ve been hearing this for decades.
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  450.  @joebot9309  I’m not. Different provinces have different rules.
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  451.  @nonmagicmike723  yeah, a real bummer that when you all were losing your houses in 2008, Canada had regulated banks and literally no bank closed, sold or bankrupt. Really terrible those regulations 🙄
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  452.  @nonmagicmike723  I have access to news, guy. 4 of your top 6 banks claimed bankruptcy. Home ownership is up with rich people, not for average people - it went way down for them. But freedom in your country is only for the wealthy, so i guess to you it’s all good.
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  453. I don’t know why you’re complaining. You come here, proving thinking isn’t your jam.
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  454. So glad this isn’t a Short. People should tell YouTube creators that we actually don’t like them at all.
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  455. I’m not for or against the Twitter ban - but as a technologist let me add my perspective on this freedom conversation. Firstly, what is freedom? Is it freedom to do business the way you want, or freedom of speech? In tech, we don’t get both often. Let me explain: Let’s say I own a McDonalds - and for a week now a guy has been coming in and harassing patrons. As a McDonalds franchisee, I can kick this person out and tell them to never come back. It doesn’t matter if McDonalds is 2 or 2 million employees - this never changes. I can always kick out anyone I want for whatever reason. My property, my rules. In tech, nothing like this is guaranteed. Literally every thing you build - if done well - will eventually find itself in a free speech argument. Whether it’s Spotify or Shopify, the platform you built - because of its reach - will always be subject to freedom of speech regulations by the public. Is that freedom? To build something and know that if it hits a certain threshold (success), then you basically don’t get to say what goes on on your own platform? This isn’t just Twitter. It’s everything tech. As someone who builds platforms for a living, I can tell you that this increasingly prevalent notion is keeping people from wanting to build the next Twitter. Who wants to build something that a mob will eventually decides the rules? Not me.
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  456. Using a Steve Harvey clip after Katt Williams interview is wild. You just beetlejuiced yourself.
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  457.  @nijolas.wilson  when you said "in an agency they might write a test plan", I knew right away you have no idea the audience. You can preach that agencies should have to write tests, but they aren't going to do it. That's just a fact that you can't wash away. We do not have the time with a project that you do. Things come in and they leave. Writing tests just fills a warm place in your heart - and does nothing for anyone else. "I can't believe someone hasn't tested something in some way" - you act like nothing has ever been done without testing - what about 1994-2010? Are we seriously pretending these years of development didn't exist? Do you think amazon 1.0 was running unit tests? There's a whole world of software development where no one is running tests and the world continues to spin. Or that every single WordPress plugin - run by millions of people in the world - do not have any unit tests. None. Not one. Not some. Zero. Save time? Any time I've ever seen a programmer running tests, he was at someone else's desk chatting while his tests are running. I agree testing can save you time, but in the same way that running can burn calories - it only works if you're not eating a slice of cake at the same time. It's actually obnoxious that you're all standing on shoulders of decades of software not built with TDD without even realizing it.
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  458.  @nijolas.wilson  It sounds like you don't have a counter argument to any of my points. "Open web? Hell no! I want everything on the web to be gatekeeped by developers high on their own fumes, insisting on testing even the most mundane functionality. " – Sir Tim Berners Lee (according to you)
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  459.  @nijolas.wilson You might be right there. And to be fair, you have been very civil. I think reading "To be frank, any engineer worth their pay check is doing TDD one way or another - they start by thinking "how will I know this is working" made me feel like you were talking about measuring a developers capabilities by how many times "assert" appears in their codebase.
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  460. I have tried it and I code unit tests when I work on an application. They are helpful in large systems, systems where many developers are working towards a problem together. This is not to say TDD is a net loss, or that TDD is the devil – just that it is not a panacea. I find that whenever I express dissatisfaction with unit testing or TDD, it is met with "you're dismissing it" – it's almost as if there hasn't been a motivating argument for us who are sorta tired of saying "I tried it, I used it, I like it in scenarios where it makes sense, but not everywhere, and definitely not allowing you to call me a garbage developer based on 1 dimension of my work" and getting the NPC answer of "you're not doing it right." It does come across as arrogant, and off-putting. As I mentioned, there are places where TDD doesn't work. In the case of Nintendo – they abandoned TDD because of how latin-centric it was, unable to produce Japanese mocking or stubs in a reliable way, that doesn't crash or dive bomb when glyphs are encountered. They have the least bugs of any video game publisher/developer. That's not an opinion – it's an industry fact. And those old school assembly-written cartridges from the 80s: no TDD. I'm not making a case against TDD, I am making a case against TDD for everything. As mentioned earlier, I doubt Sir Tim Berners Lee was envisioning a web where everything was gatekeeped by heavy toolchains and integration scripts. Preaching that every single website, script, or unassuming app needs TDD is an anti-pattern to human knowledge. It pushes everyone except developers out – in the peripheral. I teach code to kids – if one of the first things I did was "well, kids, expect to write tests for your tiny scratch project" you can probably guess how long they will participate. I've personally had plenty of experiences where I've started a unit test only to find that it fails on measures that most people do not want to address. Example: I have a client who has a max. of 40,000 requests per day to a service API. I run integration tests on that – that's 200-500 requests. Their daily average is 35,000. If there's a bug, now that's 400-1000. Another bug? 600-1200. Now you could say "don't run the tests that hit the API", and then there you are with the problem I am illustrating here. If I can just dodge a test because it's inconvenient or causes a $500 influx in fees, then why would I bother testing something mundate – like assert("date === date"). I mean, I don't need that. I NEED to test the integration with an API that I have no control over. This is just one of many scenarios that some director of technology has told me "I'm not trying hard enough", walk away and think they preached TDD – but all they did was show its weaknesses, and that they don't have solutions – just ad hominem-laced perspectives. I know I could be better at TDD, I know I have weaknesses and gaps in knowledge. That doesn't keep me from TDD, it's the people who profess "it really does work in every situation" but never followup. When I say never, I literally mean never. You can find a million tutorials that tell you how to assert a record being saved the database. That's where most of us are left. Being told it's possible but never seeing an example of anything close to it. Overall, I just do not like the "only a true scotsman" vibe of TDD. It is sorta disengaging and honestly often down right disrespectful. If you want to throw shade at someone not running tests on a bank transaction, yeah, let them have it. But a lot of the comments here are arguing that Johnny's Recipe Blog needs to be unit tested – and you lose me on that. It takes the simplicity and elegance away from what the web is supposed to be.
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  461.  @nijolas.wilson  And honestly, your take here is probably the most realistic and grounded argument for testing I've seen. No dogma. Obviously you don't want to ship buggy code to anyone, but also – we don't need a church.
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  462.  @ContinuousDelivery  still didn't address the practical problems.
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  463. Thank you for avoiding the Nebula thing. We hate it.
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  464. Actually happened: Trudeau haters: Trudeau will make a vaccine passport, just wait and see!!! Ontario Conservatives: We'll be launching the vaccine passport!
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  465.  @cornstar1253  what are they then?
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  466.  @scissorhanz351  so even when it’s your guy, it’s still not your guy. Right. Sounds legit. So that means I get to blame anything Trudeau did on some random thing I just made up, too.
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  467. You need to do more research before flogging someone who smiled during interviews about Gabby’s death.
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  468. I don’t know how in 2022 solar panels look like giant ugly LCD screens on your roof.
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  469. Meanwhile CDPR rips of millions of people, no video about that.
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  470. First world problems as a video.
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  471. Jesus was a groomer.
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  472. He's mad because another one of your kind laughed at kids dying. You sick f*c*.
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  473. «  There’s a bunch of assholes I don’t have on the podcast anymore » Cough Rave Dubin Cough
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  474. Give Newfoundland to Greenland.
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  475. @ Counting lines of code is cringe. You have a YouTube channel where you're advocating for methodologies that don't align with modern reality, and are stuck in beauracratic executions. If I ever get to consulting as a career path, it won't matter how much code I've written because I will off myself in depression.
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  476. I’m sorry but if you’re redacting your images on your phone, you’re a big idiot.
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  477. Just glad to see that other voice wasn’t Mark Normand.
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  478. Hey buddy, You crapped on Nintendo for a little less than an hour of content. It was deserved, but it was about a game you can’t even buy. Cyberpunk has basically ripped off fans - PS4/Xbox versions are basically unplayable. They blocked people from showing these issues, so those people could maybe save their money on a game worth buying. Times are tough, and a lot of people who bought this game used their last disposable cent. And this is your reaction? You’re basically half blowing this game - knowing that they scumily prevented people from consumer choice. But ya Nintendo is the worse because of melee. 🙄
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  479. You didn't mention race once! Good job!
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  480. Wait I thought Nintendo would run from any technology???
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  481.  @TonyWhitley  I know you think testing is absolutely necessary every time, but I work in a world where developers are allowed to ignore accessibility, good design practices, user experience as long as they have high test coverage. This is the majority of places, and honestly it makes you feel good and you fail in every other metric. There needs to be focus on things that effect the people we're building for, and less "trying to satisfy gatekeepers." Because let's face it - y'all walk away from projects the minute it doesn't brush the ego. Late-stage developer abandonment is at 70% in the US for anything longer than 3 years.
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  482. PHP used to be hated way more, for good reason. Now the hate is pretty much just from people who don't understand the history of the internet.
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  483. Except Pat was Adam on the Way Pakman and Kulinski shows. «  But what about… »
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  484. The Verge is made specifically to politically taint technology news.
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  485. Hamilton represent!
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  486.  @richardsteinberg9026 lol i can tell you’re no audio engineer.
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  487. She's crazy hot, though. You gotta give her that.
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  488. Can someone get a link for the shoes that 3rd girl was wearing. I would love to buy those for my wife :)
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  489.  @kingdeedee  you smooth brained your way through this one. Instagram already tried to copy tiktok. You're acting like tiktok going away is worth crying about.
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  490.  @ROCnotforsale  No, but my stupidity didn't become a global trend. I love how you simplified this to sound harmless.
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  491. Having the villian from a Die Hard movie going on about heat pumps is a market I think we all wish we cornered.
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  492. Why is that woman smiling when quoting a book? She acts like it’s some sort of legendary documents handed down by God. Woodward is a book factory. I hate trump and think books that highlight his behaviour are good - but the smiling while quoting it is messed up.
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  493. I have a screencap of Charlie deleting comments he doesn't like from his videos, like someone who can't take criticism and needs to have narcissistic control over what people comment on. You've shown a side here people don't see. Next Twitter battle you get into where you're posturing on ultra-levels of superiority, imma drop that screencap. Look out for it!
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  494. I genuinely enjoyed seeing this asshole get his medicine.
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  495. #ILikeBernie
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  496. Vaush creates more far-right people than the republican party.
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  497. Dude get off cyberpunk and get some research done. Damn. You’re losing your audience bro
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  498. @J He already did a segment on Jimmy Dore and force the vote last week and he went into this like he didn’t get it. I’m not exactly the only one who noticed this - if you bother to read other comments.
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  499. Wow Charlie let others talk.
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  500.  @feshpince Nintendo owns GameFreak. It's a wrap. Saying they have no control is devoid of reality. They have controlled GameFreak in many scenarios and they went to court with them many times. This is all public info.
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  501.  @Coburah  he's not humble by any means. He's an ambulance chaser, but at least he codes live.
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  502.  @xybersurfer  yeah, no. There have been so many examples of breaking news (like the WordPress / matt scandal). I do love that you assert truth without knowing. You probably don't even run tests, because you sure as hell didn't even bother to search before you posted.
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  503.  @xybersurfer  you're so far away from "a basic tutorial of testing in a real world application" now, so I don't even know how to respond to you. You can find someone who will do that live - yes. That's just an objective fact. Now if you want to split hairs endlessly so you can feel right here, go for it. You're so far away from the original point it doesn't even matter anyways.
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  504. Less than half is a bit of an exaggeration.
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  505.  @sciencemanguy  « for some reason ». You mean strong banks that didn’t get into predatory lending? That reason? Lol.
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  506. Ascension is 5 years, and you can’t join NATO when you have border disputes. This is just for show.
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  507. Get a room. God.
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  508. Canada got healthcare during the depression. Honestly, what is your bar for realism? Because existing receipts don’t seem to do it for you people.
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  509. gaming employment crash, not gaming crash.
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  510. @Yusuf Talib That's not correct. He never said Hamas had a right to attack. Who would advocate for violence? Not Hitchens. You need to go to burning bras or something, because you've lost the thread.
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  511. @Yusuf Talib Harris isn’t even in this video, guy. Harris and Hitch were friends. Plenty of photos showing them together at restaurants, four horsemen, etc.
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  512. @Yusuf Talib And Israel has a right to attack Palestine to defend itself. See? Dumb. Hitch didn't dabble in dumb, cyclic arguments. That's just you.
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  513. @Yusuf Talib lol you’re talking genocide. Crazy you want to believe that fascist point of view aligns with Hitchens.
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  514. @Yusuf Talib you’re the Nazi here. Not Hitch.
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  515. Kyle – my boy, you need to stop trying to impress your wife and be your own person. Your ability to humbly dissect a problem without smiling and giggling has vanished. You mentioned that Jon Stewart hits the right notes – you're not in that camp any more.
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  516. Am I wrong in thinking that this stunt would just embarrass black people and reintroduce stereotypes to a new generation that isn't even aware of them? I literally can't believe I'm listening to someone say "the black girl is uglier" and doing it under the premise of being virtuous.
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  517. It’s a year where we watched you ignore your favourite video company rip off millions of people, while you made 6 videos about melee.
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  518. No offence, but no one wants to listen to your podcast
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  519. Private business
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  520.  @Tokinjester  well which one do you want? The cake or Twitter? You guys were so so so sure that private business should do what they want - I happen to agree. Getting kicked off of Twitter isn’t prejudice either, genius. If a business owner can kick you out of a McDonalds, why can’t I kick them out of my web service? Conservatives haven’t contributed to technology - that’s not my fault.
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  521. You can tell his parents didn't realize that when they helped their son get away with murder, that they would lose their comfy life and friends. No one is going to want to be anywhere near them. They will die alone.
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  522. Can IQ be considered a scientific measurement, when a coffee or a bad sleep can affect the outcome?
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  523. You nailed it
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  524.  P White  stop. Imagine being her parents and reading your garbage. Think about individuals and try not to make it about your political goals. Disrespectful. No one here would do the reverse - so have some tact.
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  525. Dude can’t stop eating it after saying it tasted like plastic
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  526.  @katkat8865  the thing is - so many Americans come here for health care, too for varying reasons. The important thing is that no one here is dying because they are poor. The rest is worth fighting for, too, but at the very least, going bankrupt for a heart transplant shouldn’t be a thing.
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  527.  @richardthompson5436  you mean the servitude of having your heath care tied to your private employer? Your idea of “freedom” is weird. I’d rather have my health care tethered to something I can vote on. Good luck convincing your employer to change your plan based on your employees needs. You might want to leave your shit job but can’t because of your benefits. That sort of anti-freedom garbage doesn’t exist in Canada. Deal with it. Conservatives have no problem spending 5x to bring pipes, water and electricity out to the country - making an entire municipality pay for their country lifestyle. It’s time you paid something back. The “Canadians come to America” for healthcare has been debunked 1000x times. Do people go to different countries for health care? Always! Americans are obsessed with their exceptionalism that they don’t even bother to research that this is a common thing all over the world. UK has a great health care system. Do you think that England sometimes goes to France for medical? Of course. Why wouldn’t they. Some countries do certain things better - there’s no reason to try and deny that. But again, no one in Canada is selling their house to pay for cancer treatments. The point you conservatives love to gloss over.
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  528. There's plenty of people who are die hard Catholics and Christians who got cancer. This is a brain dead analogy.
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  529.  @JI04  okay there Stan
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  530.  @scintillam_dei  You pulled two paragraphs from my one 3 word comment, you pschyo
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  531.  @scintillam_dei  jesus christ. Consider learning about someone before ranting like a loon.
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  532. Boomers giving tech innovation knowledge. Unlikely.
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  533. The Atlantic provinces should charge Canada for use of the port to the St. Lawrence Seaway. A lot of taking and not a lot of giving.
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  534. Side fact: The font that this channel uses (Omnes) is also the Walmart and Girl Guides font.
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  535. The irony is that your argument doesn't apply to Hasan. Maybe you can think like that - but take the $ away from Hasan and see how quickly those 8 hour streams go down to 30 minutes.
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  536. Yo weren't you a reporter on RT dog?
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  537. At least when you were virtue signalling issues with race, there was a trail to follow and a purpose. Targeted ads, though? Come on.
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  538. Yep. He's trying.
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  539. These neighbours probably hate them for other shady things. If your neighbour lets a newscrew set up on their property to film you, they never liked you.
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  540. Spotify was a mistake. I like Spotify, but this reminds me when AOL TimeWarner was a thing - also something no one wanted.
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  541.  @jakethomas8487  he said recently that YouTube was 50%.
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  542. Yeah, what's that about?
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  543. As a designer, I gotta tell you that the Don lemon logo is god awful. It looks like it's trapped in the 80s.
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  544.  @lurklingX  then you know that a great logo should be versitile. I should be able to send a logo to a signage company without worrying about presentation.
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  545. Somebody hates transparency all of a sudden.
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  546.  @eman2782  You mean, the opinion of most people? lol
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  547.  @eman2782  I love how people are defending defrauding millions of people during a pandemic. It’s actually insane. I don’t know if you remember that this company blocked reviewers from seeing the game. They are scum bags. Sorry. I mean, they are exactly like EA.
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  548.  @eman2782  yeah. And the investors and execs just invited themselves into the company at no fault to CDPR. One day they just came in and took it over. Poor guys. Totally not at all the original team’s fault for knowingly going public and then knowingly agreeing to their conditions. It’s almost like they knew it was going to happen and did it anyways. Sorry - I mean, absolutely not their fault at all.
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  549. The “I’d rather vote for the 10 concentration camps over 30” is literally the sort of argument that Sam Harris makes - I agree it should be simple to follow, but for some reason when Sam Harris says it it’s different.
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  550.  @JasonWilliams89  which is so different than Sam Seder 🙄
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  551.  @JasonWilliams89  anecdotes are not facts. Miles are dumb. If you want to pretend you’re smart, try metric.
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  552.  @JasonWilliams89  there you go. Direct ad hominem. A Sam Seder fan can’t wait to show their colours.
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  553.  @JasonWilliams89  just wow. I’m not going to reply to your complete essay, but you don’t know what an ad hominem attack is - or what a dictionary is - because if you did, one quick lookup would have shown you that your previous comment was exactly that.
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  554.  @JasonWilliams89  you don’t know what ad hominem is. Pretty funny 😄 Normally people would look it up and then post it so they don’t look dumb. Not you, though.
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  555. I’ll do it for you: Abusive ad hominem argument (or direct ad hominem) is associated with an attack to the character of the person carrying an argument. This kind of argument, besides usually being fallacious, is also counterproductive, as a proper dialogue is hard to achieve after such an attack. i.e. you.
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  556.  @JasonWilliams89  You suck at language. Look at your own comment: « calling someone dumb with a comment that stupid » Even in this one reply you manage to get the subject wrong. I didn’t call you dumb. I said « miles are dumb. » You couldn’t even get that right. And yes, calling someone stupid is ad hominem. Tell your ESL teacher she needs to do better.
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  557. You can tell the main guy of this channel thinks he doesn't have time for it anymore.
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  558.  @thomasbecker9676  You’re extrapolating a lot.
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  559.  @thomasbecker9676  So you're telling me that if you are subscribing to a YouTube channel the people presenting the content doesn't matter? The odd thing about saying that "it doesn't matter who presents the content", you're more or less implying that "Devon" doesn't matter. I don't know if that looks better. A channel growing, and then the original host "not having the time for it because he's in high demand" is an unfortunate, but predictable trope that doesn't seem to lose any shine.
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  560.  @honestabe411  That applies to comments, too.
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  561.  @thomasbecker9676  don’t like my comment? Don’t read it. See? Dumb reductive arguments can go both ways. I wonder, do Karen’s like their own comments, hoping the person who their are arguing with won’t be a web developer? Pathetic, dude. The idea that all comments would be 100% patting the creator on the back is very naive and frankly, childish.
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  562. Matanumi except if you’re one of those artists that are getting 0.0004 cents per play.
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  563. It’s vice so I’m sure this will be about racism or sexism.
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  564. Go outside. This isn’t the US or a 90s action movie.
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  565. I basically hate this channel and loved Ethan - until that leftovers episode. Now I’m here liking this video - so yes, bad content can convert die hard fans.
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  566. You’re never going to sleep with Johnny Depp, so let’s can it with making celebrities martyrs.
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  567. How is there no Majora's Mask Moon Vance?!
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  568.  @96Hack  I think it's also people who aren't right wing, who aren't willing to fly to Texas, and ya, I mean being in the headlines (truth or not) for being an idiot, less people are gonna book your podcast.
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  569. cough vaush cough
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  570.  @Avenger222  idealizing dropping bombs on Israel and acting like a champion for women while gas lighting them is pretty far left nowadays.
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  571.  @umbreon4369  you like watching someone who mentally and verbally abuses their partner ✌🏻
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  572.  @Avenger222  thanks for not addressing anything. I’ll be sure to check my Overton. Really quality commentary.
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  573. She just lied about my whole country, but it’s cool cause you agree with you.
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  574. Marketing is stupid.
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  575.  @shaun2435  yea unfortunately that doesn’t explain Rising house prices literally every where in the world. Your girlfriend have a crush on Trudeau or something? Asking because you brought him up out of nowhere like a jaded ex girlfriend.
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  576.  @doggo2995  poverty? What meth are you on? Halifax is doing great.
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  577. It's JIF.
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  578. If only this was the actual narrative and what's actually happening. You all will trash the mainstream media, but follow it tooth and nail when it suits your dystopian storytelling.
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  579. Can't wait for this drop. Thanks for this awesome basket of content.
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  580. In the end, it won’t matter. Because of this, private companies that conservatives can’t control, like Uber Eats and DoorDash are going to ban Adamson BBQ from using their platforms. Bye bye.
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  581. We had another 9/11 - COVID - which we lost way more people on, and that same Jack ass didn’t want to spend a penny to prevent or support the issues surrounding COVID.
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  582. Honestly, seeing David pretend that m4a #ForceTheVote isn’t a thing is beyond weird. If you’re a progressive outlet, it’s in the top 3 things going on right now. How it almost never comes up is suspect.
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  583. @ProgramKing I’m coming back to this comment later with citations as to why you’re wrong. I knew David ‘s fans aren’t big on the concept of «  burden of proof ». Edit: noticing your other subscriptions makes me think you don’t care about proof.
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  584. @ProgramKing There are 14 members who can vote easily. Basically any progressive voice in the house. You’re not about facts at all. Also, I’m not so worried about the different outlets you watch so much as who you watch - as they make you look rather immoral, to be honest. Steven Crowder hasn’t been a Canadian since he was 5, but I hear he’s still going on about how Canadian health care is bad. Who better to know than a 5 year old, right? Yeah - you’re a real fact finder.
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  585. @ProgramKing I literally live in Canada right now. Any idiot can go to a Walmart with a camera and a line up and claim all Walmarts have lines. Doesn’t make it a fact. Forcing politicians to the will of the people is how democracy works, else how is anything done? Also, there’s literally thousands of videos on YouTube of people lining up outside of walk-in clinics in the US. So based on you and Steven Crowders flawless logic, that must mean the whole US medical system is bogus and not worth keeping. And since when is a walk-in clinic « wait times at my doctor office »?Walk in clinics have wait times for the same reason that fast food restaurants have lines. Your reasoning is basic. Steven crowder is your Michael Moore. Moore’s version of Canada was utopian, Crowder’s is dystopian. Both are dumb points of view that scale to the audience and not reality. The conclusion that makes the most sense is to ask what Canadians want, and when polled, we deny private options every single time. That tells you how bad we have it - that when given the option to have private care we never go for it. However, when your country is polled, universal Medicare sits at 57-80% (depending on poll). I find it hilarious that your country is one of the least free countries in the world. Your people have no say in anything. Falling for Steven Crowder’s take on reality shows you literally have no grasp on reality. Your subscriptions are all grifters.
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  586.  @morenitomoreno1282  I’m sorry, is Jimmy putting “Fox News Contributor” on his Twitter bio? No? Not the same thing. Everyone - including Seder has said that they will go on any show to push their message. The difference is - Sedar is aligning with MSNBC. And he proudly puts it on his Twitter bio.
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  587.  @morenitomoreno1282  I don’t have any spin for you, unfortunately. If Jimmy did do that, I can read it and decide not to be an overzealous fanboy who overlooks literally everything - including a publicly available Twitter bio. I’m perfectly fine with admitting that Jimmy Dore has done wrong because I don’t worship him like Sam Sedar’s audience does for him. You can see how many people in the comments don’t agree with you - on HIS channel.
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  588.  @morenitomoreno1282  You love asking me for sources - but you have never provided one. I looked, and this is total bullshit. It never happened. If it was true, provide the link. I can post links on YouTube no problem. What's wrong with you? Sam goes on MSNBC. Being against M4A is anti-leftist. What difference does it make that he goes on MSNBC to be anti-leftist. He's doing the bidding of his repressors.
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  589. The fact that you think they care about Ukraine is funny.
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  590. How do you not have a camera light yet?
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  591. This dude is so boring to listen to
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  592. I’m sorry - but Sony reported losses far more often than Nintendo. That matters. And if you use the term “netcode” you don’t get to talk about technology any more. Netcode isn’t a word that real developers use.
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  593. Thanks for not making Shorts
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  594. Chinese will have slower AI, not NO AI, that's not how computers work. I'm not sure why there is so much tap-down on this. DeepSeek results are real and can be replicated on your own computer. This video is misleading.
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  595. The right to self-identify is selective on this channel.
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  596. Because Repubs just want to do the opposite of what the Democrats want, the Democrats should spite them and go harder than them.
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  597. You could have used your platform to push #ForceTheVote - so fellow Americans might not be stranded with medical bills. You chose this instead.
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  598. We've gone full circle.
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  599.  @mattymattffs  There are actually more browsers without javascript now than there ever was. Netscape Navigator/Internet Explorer dominated the late 90s and early 2000s, with Opera, Lynx and a few others taking the lower margins. These all had JS (with exception to text browsers), unless otherwise disabled for whatever reason. Today, most screen readers in poor countries are text only, to the point where they often need a intermediary device to properly snapshot a page, and OCR the text to the cheaper devices. So it's still very relevant.
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  600. So basically a 50% increase in technical debt. I Hope that warm feeling in your heart feels good enough to write code twice.
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  601. They say Canadians get taxed a lot. I’m Canadian and I’ve never paid taxes this high across the board.
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  602. Well, this is the first time we're going to disagree. It had to happen some time. I have been a developer since 2001, so I have lived through a lot of the so-called hoaxes of the development community. AI is absolutely one of those hoaxes. Are there genuine advancements in what we're calling "AI?" Sure. As a developer, I even relished in the idea that my job might be replaced by AI – and even welcome the premise. However, when you dig deeper – it's about investor interest. There are so many examples of them removing freemium, adding advertising-supported channels, and removing features and turning them into microtransactions. The truth is – tech companies have hit a wall – and there's no more room to milk the customer without them revoting. Take Devin – the AI tool that was supposed to "replace programmers." It fails basic math, could not assemble a practical website without being prompted almost all the way through. I agree that photography and videography are particularly insecure with AI – but even that, if you have even rudimentary understanding of Photoshop filters, you can easily see how DALL-E is a cloud-based photoshop, with a lot of grayscale hinting. AI is not a complete hoax, but if you think all of this sudden interest by every single tech company isn't suspect – all around the same time, without sharing any code – you are getting had. This is the worst AI will ever be, and maybe there will be a time where we're seeing disruption that matches the hype – but I sincerely doubt we're looking down that barrel. I don't have any line of sight on military AI, or weapons tech – but in my wheelhouse, it is absolutely a hype train. I am not against AI, and have been catfished by this promise since WolframAlpha 1.0, and that was almost 20 years ago. It's just time to stop getting catfished and see results.
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  603. JR is generally a good interviewer - the arms crossed, combative element of this isn't...helpful.
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  604. David Dole lives in Oakville, Ontario, Canada – a town that has a history of dropping off poor people into other communities, called "midnight runs". The town that has protested food banks within city limits. The town with the most CEOs in all of Canada. David Dole has done more to help leftist causes in the USA, and done absolutely zip all in his home town. He has poor people less than a kilometre from his house.
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  605. There’s nothing more cringe than Rogan simp’ing for Tim Pool. « Gotta get this economy back on track! » lollll
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  606. Get ready for 200 comments starting with "as a Canadian..."
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  607. Vaush would be perfect since he’s becoming the new Dave Rubin at rapid pace.
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  608. Why is this hack in Krystal’s seat?
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  609. I can see this comment triggered people who don't understand "subjective opinion." Dude is the most generic comedian ever. Sorry I don't like dumb simple comedy from a guy who looks like the f-boy from "You."
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  610. Hey buddy, You crapped on Nintendo for a little less than an hour of content. It was deserved, but it was about a game you can’t even buy. This game has basically ripped off fans - PS4/Xbox versions are basically unplayable. They blocked people from showing these issues, so those people could maybe save their money on a game worth buying. Times are tough, and a lot of people who bought this game used their last disposable cent. And this is your reaction? You’re basically half blowing this game - knowing that they scumily prevented people from consumer choice. But ya Nintendo is the worse because of melee. 🙄
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  611. This guy is way too happy to ride Gabby’s death. Many of good interviews he’s smiling while explaining the murder.
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  612.  @alexcarolan8825  I've literally watched him tell people on podcasts that trump is better for Palestine, even though he moved the consulate to Jerusalem. Even though his cabinet is Zionists. He's talking out of both sides of his mouth.
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  613. Yeah...just the Biden administration. I hate Biden...but come on.
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  614. These are all people who agree with each other.
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  615. The right now cancels people guilty by association now. lol
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  616. You and Sam Harris are the only ones worth listening to. Don’t stomp your allies.
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  617.  John Rayne  well I now know you don’t read articles - just headlines.
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  618. Republicans are fing goons
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  619. Twitter mob opinion > actual law. I could go on and on here, but 90% tint is WILD to ignore given that it's HIGHLY illegal. Dude didn't deserve the rough nature of his arrest, but making light of speeding, and wreckless driving to appease the Twitter mob is crazy.
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  620. Someone’s girlfriend is into Musk. Sincerely this is a dumb take. Sideloading apps into a car that seconds as a weapon is peak dumbass.
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  621. Psycho
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  622. No. Vaush is a goon.
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  623. I hated you for your take on Sam Harris, but I’d bet even you’d argue that Harris isn’t nearly as harmful as these other actors you mention. Your takes outside of Harris are all on point.
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  624. Fungible/fungi. Fungi replicates. Non-fungi doesn’t. Explained.
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  625.  @Bike_Lion  I think it’s sort of strange to suggest I need to open my mind about things, right after making judgements on my quotation marks, suggesting that I need to travel to be a better critic. This might surprise you, but when you’re trying to learn a new language, they say you should switch the keyboard to that language. But being an international, distinguished individual yourself, i suppose you already knew that. <- this is sarcasm by the way.
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  626.  @Bike_Lion  keep coping. Personal attacks make you look weaker. Also, liking your own comments is super cringe. I’m a developer and it’s easy to see.
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  627.  @Bike_Lion  I know how, it’s 1 button. I just don’t worry about prejudice people judging me based on my language.
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  628.  @Bike_Lion  I personally love that you’re alluding to know what American culture is without being anywhere near it. I’m in Canada - the city I live in borders the US. I’m pretty aware, in fact, guaranteed to be more aware than you. Keep writing paragraphs. It makes it look like you have a point to prove. What is it like to smugly assume so much about some one and then be flat faced wrong? Your original reply stated that you’re in the US. If you’re gonna be a dirtbag, try to follow your own story. Can’t wait for you to tell me that the US is sooo nuanced and great that you literally had to move to Europe to deal.
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  629.  @Bike_Lion  I don’t think so. You haven’t been around here for years. Pretty sure you lose the right to gate keep perspective when you don’t even have the experience necessary to validate it. There are American immigrants who just finished their pledge of allegiance that have more perspective than you. Secondly, I didn’t even say all Americans think this way. You just saw the quotation marks and thought you knew something special that no one else could see. This is embarrassing for you, for the whole time you’ve accused me of assuming an entire country while you’ve only done that yourself. Lots of Canadians and Americans think you can survive anything by just trying really hard. I don’t think that’s really a shocking statement. Lesson learned for you: you’re a dumbass who’s Duolingo informed world view kicked yourself in the balls and you liked it.
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  630.  @Bike_Lion  Yes, you know all about me from YouTube comments. Really insightful stuff.
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  631. You were always allowed to wear masks. Douches have been wearing ski masks forever
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  632. Alopecia isn’t cancer. Grow the f up people.
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  633. I'll never understand why America thinks it's the free country, when there's still literally prohibition in 2024.
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  634. How to lose your credibility in a single video
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  635. If you think a gun protects you from the government when they can drone strike you from the sky - you’re a child.
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  636.  @timothycannon528  you’re a dumbass. The founding fathers were trying to get away from religion and god, that’s what the whole “separation of church and state” comes from. 3 founding fathers called themselves “agnostic” in verified writings. So dumb.
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  637. It's JIF. Respect the creator.
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  638. lol cope. Housing hasn’t moved. It’s the same rates.
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  639. You're trying to make something out of an IKEA Wicker chair and it's not working.
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  640. Being a speed reader or a guy who plays videos at 1.5x - both have something in common - they always let you know
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  641. This vox reporter loves his own voice so much
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  642. Republican. No more needed to be said
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  643. Platforming a Jesus freak is the gayest thing I've seen on JRE.
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  644. Go O.D.😂
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  645. Bra let’s not fight with Kulinski on wording. That’s the definition of unnecessary rage. Love you, but don’t like this arch.
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  646. I submit this counterclaim: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CEh0zjlAfYB/?igshid=1g18i0p8ecgeu
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  647. Rubin talks (apologizes?) about the right the way the left talks (apologizes) for Islam.
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  648.  @tongobong1  then what’s the point, when you’re not testing data close to the application?
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  649. Never call Netscape Navigator "Netscape classic." It was also free. Only enterprise had to pay for it. There were also many other browsers, including Mosaic, Opera and Lynx.
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  650. When you make everything about race, you create more racism. Every video has something to do with race. I'm completely fine with exposing the injustices of our world, but when every video you make acrobatically tries to find racism, it's cringe-inducing. I would be okay with this if I didn't suspect that this is actually your profit driver now. I have no doubt there is racism in every industry, but that's the only thing you guys focus on now. It's pretty obvious you're not being authentic.
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  651. Yeah. Coffee isn’t that much different place to place. Any one who tries to tell you that is on a different kind of trip.
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  652.  @maymayrays  put up a link to prove me wrong. Should be pretty easy since you are so sure. Pumpkin cork board is very expensive. Try not to d- ride Andrew too hard.
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  653. Another video where you didn’t offend half of the population. Good job!
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  654.  @cjhdabears7186  literally just do a Google search. You’re reducing it down to points that would be used on a baby. Let me guess, the planes that flew into the trade towers were loaded with nukes too? Telling people that a woman was looking for housing and gave up to off herself shows you are reading headlines and not the article. Repeat that back to yourself to see how stupid you sound.
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  655. Can you cover what Cricut is doing? They remotely shut down your machine for any reason. Lots of people losing their livelihood over what they are doing.
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  656. This is the dumbest conversation ever. Why would they ever be banned? So no more lawnmowers? Boats? Airplanes? "Do you think they will ever ban yellow dildos?" is literally how dumb this sounds.
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  657. @ yes
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  658. H&M up in this
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  659.  @tona998  that's not a response. Its 2023. No video? No link? Please
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  660. Merica
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  661. Elon fan or not, you guys are definitely contributing to keeping him in the media, to which you are benefitting handsomely with cash.
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  662. They can’t smoke weed? lol. Why did they move here again?
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  663. This title is violence.
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  664.  @Regun3x  So 3 videos about Melee, but zero videos about MASS fraud? OK.
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  665.  @gamingpriests  How so? How is banning people from a game you can't even buy WORSE than millions of people being ripped off? Your logic is strange.
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  666.  @gamingpriests  I'm sorry, you can't optimize yourself out of scummy behavior. Blocking people from seeing the game play - so they could sell it knowing it was busted - will not be forgotten.
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  667. ​ @Regun3x  Then don't simp for them.
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  668.  @Regun3x  noticing your lack of point.
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  669.  @Regun3x  what I love is - in all of these negative videos on Nintendo - my one comment is basically the only objective feedback on the several videos about Nintendo. Charlie likes girls, dude. You don’t have to be exclusively on his side and not have your own opinion. The fact is - CDPR did worse than any gaming company ever. Evidenced by their unprecedented removal from the PS store. There’s 3 videos about Nintendo being dicks about melee and zerrrrooooooooo about millions of people being ripped off. You’re a simp because you don’t like this math.
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  670. Also, I’m a simp for Nintendo - sure - but I had no problem admitting that they messed up on melee. You just can’t admit the same. That perhaps CDPR is the worst gaming company in history. You hate that you were dupped by the neck beards who insisted this was some sort of model of game development. You’re wrong and it hurts.
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  671.  @Regun3x  cool. You don’t care.
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  672. Man, the lengths people will go to deny climate change is wild. Until a hurricane literally slaps people in the face, it cannot be believed. Do you remember this happening in the 80s? I don't.
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  673. They need freedom!
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  674. Slackware 4 Life
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  675. I love that these people pretend to care about freedom, meanwhile the US has been surveillance over all of us since 9/11. That’s okay, though? lol okay.
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  676.  @al5612  “censored”
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  677. Treatens?
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  678. If you don’t know them, you’d think there’s a guy named Kyle who is possibly made out of glass.
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  679. Great kids content 🙃
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  680.  @MrSebbe34  quoting what someone says isn't projection. nice to see the "materialism is just a myth" crowd in the audience.
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  681. Said no economist ever
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  682.  @ACF159  It's 2022. You can link to this stuff. I'm not digging for 5 hours just to find out you're a liar.
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  683. As a liberal-minded person, I even found that a little strange.
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  684.  @complimentbot7015  so 1.68/5 is first to you? https://men.wikifeet.com/Charlie_White(2)
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  685. Objectively this is really surreal. Conservatives made it possible, and even at one time loved getting cheap labour from China - but if you were to watch this guy talk about China, you’d think the Chinese landed here from another planet and hypnotized companies to move there.
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  686. @Melanie J for real? Bill Clinton singlehandedly made China a superpower?!? Wow!
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  687. You need to talk to Technology Connections.
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  688. "The open, accessible web should be built upon endless build systems, virtual environments, full test coverage and endless gatekeepers." - Sir Tim Berners Lee
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  689.  @dontworrybout2664  You might want to check your spelling and idea of continents before commenting.
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  690.  @0kneelbeforezod0  They said Joe Rogan took horse dewormer. He didn’t take the horse version. It’s important to be specific in news.
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  691. Except Mexico is a wall
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  692. Losercast
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  693. So can you explain how the entire WordPress plugin directory runs without any tests, yet powers 50% of the web? Seems crazy that 50% of the web runs problem free, while you're writing tests on a website or app no one even uses?
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  694. Oh another video where you aren’t addressing CDPR ripping off millions of people.
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  695. CrowdStrike had 100% test coverage, just an FYI from the CEO of CrowdStrike.
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  696. You should go to jail for this
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  697. Someone in the senate reminds her of her daddy and so the USA will watch as their lives hang in the balance. But you know, daddy will like her.
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  698. Pat will never be president.
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  699. Y'all pretty pumped about wasting tons of metal for a 11 minute video. Sheesh.
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  700. ​ @coolfeet1  What video are you watching? Cops aren't supposed to use their vehicle for that purpose on the highway. If the cop wasn't on the road, nothing would have happened - because if you use your EYES, you can see that car wasn't even in the same lane as the other car that stopped. This is the thing with you idiots - you don't even watch the actual video.
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  701.  @pamd.happykat8187  ​ Use your EYES, you can see that car wasn't even in the same lane as the other car that stopped. Actually watch the video. The cop's car was an obvious hazard. If he wasn't there, literally nothing would have happened. The car would have driven by them. Instead, you have a bunch of dumbasses on the highway with stopped cop cars. Real brilliant. With geniuses like this, who needs idiots.
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  702. Dude you go on and on about being independent and now we’re seeing reports that you’re trying to secure a deal with the blaze. How is the blaze independent???
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  703. no one cares. stop
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  704. He means the angerbots Vaush and Jimmy Dore.
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  705. Imagine having an unpopular opinion but just going forward anyways like other people don’t matter.
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  706. GreviEences.
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  707. Look up. look wayyyy the f up
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  708. @J.-km8om it feels like you just said "well, it's gonna be hard to defend that she said it's fine to jail gay people, so let's distract with this completely unrelated thing." She was a privileged member of parliament. She got more time to say what she wanted to say than most Canadians.
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  709.  @mikkixi1334  another hatchet job comment made to confuse the situation. Any country who kills or jails gay people is abhorrent and anyone trying to dogwhistle or pretend away the facts are complicit.
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  710.  @clanholmes  Not less than 7 years. Look it up. It's an unmovable fact.
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  711. Still not covering that CDPK lawsuit eh? Just the biggest video game news nbd (somehow)
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  712. Disagree. For once Maher was on point here. The DNC has been messaging these things even if no one ran on it.
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  713. So glad you humbled us with your presence in this video.
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  714.  dontallowthem toloseyourfreedom  what drugs are you on
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  715.  @pattheegreat  unlike your upstanding complaining
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  716. Project the monitor onto the table then you can call it an invisible pc
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  717. Amherst NS is an hour from my house
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  718. You’re lately a karen.
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  719. They've had these for 2 years in small stores across the country. Not new.
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  720. Conservatives are brain dead.
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  721. Given that this channel is now a right-centrist channel, probs.
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  722. These sidebar things are so boring
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  723.  @blakek1699  You could have literally said "what if panda bears took over the country???" and it would land about the same way. For someone who's hunting for facts and stats, you are full of nonsense. "IT WILL IMPLODE like many have before". List the countries that have imploded after raising taxes to 90%. Even 1. There is no such thing. You're in the clouds.
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  724. People who want you to call them by first middle and last name are sus. Not sure why we all need to know that this dude’s middle name is Starr. So special.
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  725. Congrats on the way down. Vice already got this screenshot. It was nice having a politic free food channel for a while.
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  726. Your country’s freedom is funny to me.
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  727. Joe’s views are way down since Spotify.
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  728. Rold
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  729. The irony of shitting on XQC while promoting nebula is WILD. Nebula is a platform built on nepotism and favouritism. They want you to fund their youtuber circle jerk, but it’s a ghost town. Much like xQC’s career.
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  730. I love that Smith thinks Palestine will be saved by Trump. Crazy.
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  731.  @Tom-it6gi  wow you have a messiah complex. “Stupid rants”. Yeah. All the smart people I know talk about others like this. 🙄
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  732. They don’t want to be called Latinx by try hard virtue signallers.
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  733.  @tyrongkojy  Sure, but imagine a network news show making a segment about a comedian they have beef with. It's just sorta unprofessional, or something.
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  734.  @christophereichten9005  I'm better than suggesting that gay people don't have a right to exist
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  735. Chris Ray Gun confirms that Sedar is a Sam Harris hater. Triple checked sources.
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  736. Ya what about Canada you dumb shit. You live under a socialist country. So dumb. 😑
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  737. Avidan Nope. You're not Canadian. You don't get to redefine reality. Whether it's Wikipedia or documentaries about Canada - they all list us as socialist. Get over it.
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  738. Avidan I think you can define a society by how society sees itself, and how it acts. Canada acts and sees itself as a socialist country. So much so that if asked, Canadians often call themselves socialists.
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  739. Big Moist This whole thread is myopic. You (Rubin audience) preach about how Justin Trudeau is a SJW post modernist socialist, with a socialist antifa agenda. And yet, we're also capitalists when it fits your agenda. How are we both?
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  740. Searching "can" and "solar" on this channel provides you with a lot of results. Just saying.
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  741. Checkout socialblade - he lost thousands of subscribers from this stance. You can be against slut shaming AND not think it’s appropriate to see your co-workers asses. If you think I’m wrong, let Bob at the office run around in a short skirt with his ass hanging out and see how quickly you see the silliness of this bullshit smear.
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  742. You lost me with this one. No politician has the "math" to validate their claims. Donald Trump, who you talked about quite a bit here - is also not in a position to "do the math."
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  743. CD Projekt Red is the worst company ever.
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  744. Sorry to any staff that were hoping Johnny would just jump to your narrative. ❤️
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  745. There are reports that American reporters are demanding to know race and religion, and are pissed off that they aren't getting the answers they want. Look, we don't work like you. We're doing this our way - and race/religion aren't the main concern here.
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  746.  @Silverfang447  are you seriously posting this in every thread? And you want to look like someone who isn’t unhinged, right? You’re like a Dennis Prager Stan.
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  747.  @Silverfang447  copy and paste more PragerU talking points. We love them.
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  748. Let me guess, you have merch.
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  749. Poor baby. Clutch those pearls.
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  750. Netscape Navigator 4 was the final boss of browsers. Act right
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  751. Yeah it's cute to platform someone who's involved in a lot of CP apologia.
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  752. McAfee would have loved to run for president. Too bad he smoked himself.
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  753. Oh, not Dave Smith again trying to put a square peg into a round hole, to validate Trump as the pro-Palestinian voice to appease his buddy Joe Rogan. So unusual!
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  754. Why are you even talking about this movie?
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  755. He takes that 5%.
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  756. The Jesus look is gay
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  757. Leave it up to a Torontonian to swoop in and cover credit for something happening in a completely different community.
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  758. Think you’re talking about the bottled water tier list
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  759. Google search as a personality.
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  760. Leave it up to Emma to try and dismantle someone based on a prior issue she had with them. Stay on topic and try to leave your own feelings at the door.
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  761. Because you’re such a d-rider, I totally expected Cyberpunk being on this list. Crunchy roll is super lame service
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  762.  @BotmanBruh  ya independent thought is harsh. Hey why haven’t you commented on Charlie’s 7000 anti-Nintendo videos? According to you, that’s negative. I guess FreeMelee is more important than millions of people getting ripped off.
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  763. Yay, let’s stop people’s will by replacing elected officials. You need to listen to what you just said.
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  764. Is a cat using a liter box in the background?
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  765. Judge is mega hot
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  766.  @beowulf_of_wall_st  that's what I thought. You all love to project this idea, yet as soon as it becomes harder than assert(true) you're out. So much for that hard lined opinion. Washed away by the most basic edge case scenario.
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  767.  @beowulf_of_wall_st  thank you for letting everyone know you've never worked in hardware. How do you test variances? How about when a bag of chips gets stuck in the machine? You have a test for that? You've lived in a digital reality your whole life and can't fathom the idea that something external doesn't dogmatically fit into your isoteric idea of testing. A test that mimics the variance in a amperage for 12v circuit. You're talking about gigabytes of tests. You're so out of your range here it's actually wild.
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  768.  @beowulf_of_wall_st  i think you forget that testing code is also just code and can fail, often does. Facebook has almost 100% coverage and it always has bugs. Tell your community college they really need to add an extra year or two to the course.
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  769. History isn’t going to favour you. You’re defending a narcissist, or at least deciding NOW is the time to defend this specific narcissist.
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  770. “We’re still children”
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  771. How can I give you money?
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  772. @Mike Swinney you’re not treating Peterson like an adult. You’re treating him like a baby who can’t speak for himself.
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  773.  @tonybamber1137  yeah. That’s a strange relationship to say the least.
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  774. @Mike Swinney he is literally present. It’s his video posted under his account. This isn’t a cult. Stop.
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  775. @Mike Swinney it’s like you don’t get how the internet works. The more you comment, the more negatively you draw to him. Is why he isn’t commenting. By the way, all meat diet has been tied to cancer, so advocating that might literally be the worst thing you could do for fellow humans. Nice job.
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  776. @Mike Swinney christ. You know, I live 40 minutes from Peterson and I feel absolutely no desire to come on here and defend every single comment.
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  777. Ottowa? You want to be taken seriously?
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  778. Pasan Hiker then you will be responsible for the next 3 times. It has to stop now. Not in another 4, 8 or 12 years.
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  779. If I were to say "the cokehead on this panel", the fact that you'd know who I was talking about right away says a lot.
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  780. They getting drinks after this segment.
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  781. To be absolutely fair, Jama also said that Palestine's 30 years of jail for being homosexual was valid in the Arab context. Not exactly the best representative for progressive values.
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  782.  KathrynElizabeth-uz8hi  The clown face is fitting. No actual response. Liking your own comments in cringe.
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  783. Glad to a wholesome comment from your partner instead of some random creepy woman.
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  784. L-berta
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  785. Yeah, it’s way better to be a sheep and have the same opinion as you.
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  786. Just leave Twitter and your ´ life is better
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  787.  @drbek  I'm not against TDD. I think you should have as many fallbacks to protect your users and the data they provide to you. However, there's also Sir Tim Berners Lee who invented the web as an open platform for anyone to publish. So this tired puritanical absolutist position about TDD is actually antithetical to what the web is about to begin with. If an average person has to go through all of these hoops to publish something they have built, it's not open. It's pretentious gatekeeping presenting itself as "smart people stuff." TDD isn't a creative endeavour to most people, so why force it on everyone?
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  788.  @Reashu  there's an uncanny amount of videos targeting everyone from KiWiCo projects down to recipe blogs, so I'll disagree.
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  789.  @Punk-Mask  https://youtu.be/4RgzobnqF24
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  790.  @Punk-Mask  watched him for years until he abus*d poppy. All recorded and available to anyone.
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  791.  @Punk-Mask  you are a trumper if you looked at all of that and got that perspective. You’re in complete denial of physical reality.
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  792.  @evasfinch8687  Providing video proof is gaslighting now? Nice
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  793.  @Silverfang447  keep posting your PragerU points buddy. We’re not falling for it. Not once did I name anyone. You can’t keep Jimmy’s name out of your mouth. You’re obsessed with him.
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  794.  @Silverfang447  1000 comments.
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  795.  @Silverfang447  It's typical for a Prager person to not care about emotions, so that's not too surprising. 1005.
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  796. Kobayashie He vote Bernie before. Said many times he gave up on Bernie’s approach - which is felt but even his organizers - so Dore isn’t exactly alone on that feeling. He’s also anti-war, which its now clear that no one in this thread is anti war, since any one who says they like an anti war candidate is branded as a crazy, or in this case “angry.” Speaking of trans rights - when trans people are angry we don’t tell them to shut up. As someone who believes in equality in conversation, you need to start self reflecting. Nothing progressive about “certain rules for certain people”
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  797. How’s that doing the same thing forever working for you? https://youtu.be/SHzqvxJYhmk
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  798.  @MindoftheNorthStar  haha personal attacks. Nice. A Wikipedia page? What a weak argument. Are you deliberately ignoring the citations? She did run on it. Read some time. It will clear this all up for you. And if that doesn’t work for you, there’s a podcast she did with joe Rogan and he straight up asked her and she straight up said yes. Putting things in caps doesn’t make you less wrong. Countries with universal medical and private health insurance options: Canada Australia Singapore Germany Switzerland Norway Sweden Britain and the entire United Kingdom et al What’s wrong with you?
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  799.  @MindoftheNorthStar  In the same comment you managed to both say I am too immature for politics, AND call me like 4 names in one sentence. And you don’t see it. It’s really heart breaking.
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  800.  @MindoftheNorthStar  yeah, I’m the angry one spitting out vile, hate. Self reflection is not your strongest feature.
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  801.  @MindoftheNorthStar  You’re ignoring videos of her saying it in interviews. That’s a Trump move.
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  802.  @joobeib1  Did he? I dunno. Because when it comes to making a claim against anyone, why is it so hard for you righteous do-gooders to find a damn citation. JUST ONCE. Please. Didn't David Pakman say that black people deserve to die? And didn't "proto facist statement to make me feel smart but not actually have a point" blah blah blah? I dunno. But until you actually cite something, no one has to believe you. You seem to be a Dore hater, so that at least tells me you watch his videos LESS than I do, and I've never heard him say ANY of that. Citations or STFU. How's that "do the same thing for 5 decades working for you? I'll take Dore over feckless, do nothing liberals who claim to care but find every reason not to.
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  803. Nintendo is the only one who does this. Oops. Just found the law archive where Sony/Xbox have taken down literally thousands of ROM sites. Gotta ignore that though, because my daily driver is Xbox/PS 🙄
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  804. Nintendo is the only one who does this. Oops. Just found the law archive where Sony/Xbox have taken down literally thousands of ROM sites. Gotta ignore that though, because my daily driver is Xbox/PS 🙄
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  805.  @Murderbot2000  Jimmy’s name is not in the title.
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  806.  @Murderbot2000  I think it’s about giving Americans health care. I think you can chew gum and walk at the same time. You can hate Jimmy and support the movement. Being in love with Jimmy is not a requirement in this, unless you have an agenda.
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  807.  @Murderbot2000  ya you simply cannot resist going back to Jimmy. You’ve lost the plot here, buddy.
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  808.  @Murderbot2000 How is « staying on topic and not indulging in your personal gripes about a nightclub YouTube comedian » gaslighting exactly?
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  809.  @Murderbot2000  yeah, you don’t seem unhinged at all.
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  810.  @Murderbot2000  does it hurt you that a dank nightclub (failed) comedian from Chicago lapped every single fauxgressive media outlet? I think that’s what it is. I can see why someone might not like Jimmy Dore’s approach (although I do think it actually makes a difference whether you can admit it or not), but I can’t get how you will let that get in the way of making your country infinitely better. Like, I hate Stephen Crowder as much as you can hate a « failed comedian », but if he had a medical for all vidéo up on his channel, I couldn’t see myself over there being a relentless dick about it. I think the fact that you’d give up free heart surgery if you ever needed it - just to make sure every one knows Jimmy Dore is bad, etc, is an extreme show of bad faith.
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  811.  @Murderbot2000  He literally is just asking (as well as thousands of others) for her to do what she said in the video she put on her own Twitter. You’re bringing up trump audio - great - he’s a fraud - but AOC isn’t much better when it comes to defying what is said in their own video. It’s pretty clear cut. You can go on and on about how this is dumb (again, I disagree since there’s plenty of examples to pull from, like the fact that John Baeoner literally quit because of the tea party pressuring him). Pressuring works - I agree with AOC (prior to her recent flip flop). This cause is literally showing her her own video. And if it is a dumb move to force a floor vote then isn’t she a dummy for saying it before? Pick your perspective. I’m certain if AOC spearheaded this you’d have zero problem with it and that to me is the pure definition of bias. Up until this month I liked AOC way more than Jimmy Dore because she was saying what he is saying now. I don’t care who said it. I’m not like you - I don’t just flip because my idol says flip. If Jimmy Dore said he was against M4A, I’d be as antagonist as you are right now.
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  812.  @Murderbot2000  I don’t understand how you can accuse someone of a purity test when you’re literally doing that this whole thread to Jimmy Dore. I know, I know. America is so exceptional. Hey did you hear about that time Canadians tried to her health care? The doctors went on strike, and it was pushed by a minority party that had NEVER been in power. Each country who has single payer has a story. Yours isn’t any different. I think you love AOC beyond logic shown to you. She basically (what other word could you use?) lied to everyone. She did have time to be on the cover of every magazine though. You’re not being objective here.
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  813. She said GIF correctly.
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  814.  @tamoorfromthe5ive is just typical toronto behaviour. This didn't even happen in your community, but you were the voice for it on this show, for some reason? You have a basic understanding of Jama. She said that 30 years prison sentence for being gay in Palestine was "appropriate in the Arab context" - not exactly the best advocate progressivism. Her time on the McMaster Student Union, and things she had said about the Jewish community is wild. I encourage you to do more research beyond her website. We can pretend for your ego, that she was removed exclusively for her statement.
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  815.  @kyleh9609  yeah, people plant video evidence of the guy himself admitting crimes. Yeah. Happens all the time 🙄 you are power coping.
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  816.  @ojoface208  be less dumb. Apple sucks, but if you actually compare specs the PC costs more. This is an objective fact.
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  817. That hairline eh
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  818. Dude has Krystal on his phone background at 05:56 😂 When ya gonna admit.
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  819. How does Secret Service work behind jail?
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  820. 2019 wasn’t just about politics. More and more Vox is becoming a cesspool of self-actuating nonsense.
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  821. atur chomicz oh sorry for offending your religion
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  822. The inside of a PS3 as a podcast set.
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  823. So if I buy it physical, it's going to be the shit version and I need updates to get a good version of it?
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  824. I'd live in a cardboard box before moving to L-berta
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  825.  @thatoneguymatt987  who am i virtue signalling for?
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  826. This is drivel. I live in a socialist country, and your country is a shithole. No one cares about what you think about socialism. It's better you live in your brain washed capitalism, in a perpetual state of fear. Venezuela?! Really? What about Greece? They are capitalists. How come we're not bringing them up??!!
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  827. Gyneocomastia
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  828. This reads like a teenage couple telling their parents to fuck off before they take off to elope. Vaush is a great communicator - his audience is stage 5 cancer.
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  829. The dude who does the narration on these videos is fake af. When he’s just talking on tv he doesn’t sound like a weird robot. I dunno why he has to talk weird when doing these videos.
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  830.  @manishm9478  There's a bit of an unspoken contradiction here. If you are an experienced developer, would writing tests really benefit you directly? This is the problem I experience regularly. The majority of the code I am writing is pretty familiar to me, so bugs are pretty unlikely. Should I add extra time to write tests to test the code I have confidence in, or should I write a test for code that is so obviously going to work, that I feel obnoxious and pedantic for writing it? Because a lot of tests feel like writing "is 1 a 1". Do I really want to make the client pay for that, simply for purely ego-driven completionist sentiment? That's what I struggle with. I like the idea of it, but it is impractical much of the time.
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  831.  @thebigsteiny  I get what you're saying, but the problem and original point of my comment - is that none of this addresses the dynamics of an agency setting. In an agency setting, getting buy-in for TDD is hard - especially if you're the only one advocating it, surrounded by people who live outside of our ecosystem. I live in a city of 500k – the 7th largest city in all of Canada – I can count each of the agencies in my city, and many in Toronto – with a population of millions – and I can't think of a single agency that is doing TDD in any real capacity. And even though that's a fact, and any one can walk into an agency and see this themselves – it's largely denied and pretended away – and it is incredibly frustrating. The majority of the workforce that is not considered in these TDD rants, mostly directed at silicon valley and puritan, single-operative dev shops. The majority of developers are working in 5-20 person branding/advertising agencies, and we act like that's not a thing – and for the life of me, I don't understand why.
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  832.  @uome2k7  Saying that you can write "bugs are pretty unlikely" code without tests is the ego driven sentiment. Well, I didn't say that, exactly – and I code and experience many bugs – but as the last comment just noted – YT comments give you enough information to be highly critical, but not enough to ask followup questions. In the context of a project where I am doing similar tasks over and over – in that context, there would be few bugs. I think you're sorta side-stepping what I am saying to get to something you're concerned about. Whether or not there's bugs is besides the point. 100% TDD coverage doesn't get you 0 bugs, either, and hinting that could also be ego. Further, my whole point that I keep circling back to is a lack of efficient TDD implementations for such a huge sector of the industry – which if you read between the lines, is a desire to see that happen – not an attempt to say "I don't need it, because I don't have bugs".
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  833.  @JusSick24  Republicans risk every day and they win. That’s why a random from South Carolina can speak on behalf of the whole country. Your excuse is why we lose, and I’m honestly sick of this for 60 years. Your way doesn’t work.
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  834.  @JusSick24  How did Trump get into power? How is the senate still out of sight? Republicans don’t say stuff like «  we don’t want to risk the speakership for a vote on removing birth control from a requirement ». They just do it. And that’s why they win, and we don’t. I don’t care if a mini-Republican is the Speaker. Get rid of her.
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  835. No you won’t. You’ll just lie about it until you’re called out in a stream.
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  836.  @illusive5829  like wikifeet?
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  837. If only this was the actual narrative and what's actually happening. You all will trash the mainstream media, but follow it tooth and nail when it suits your dystopian storytelling.
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  838.  @robertb8629  this Canadian thinks you’re a paranoid person who watched too many 90s suspense movies.
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  839.  @jasonprevo2161  ya tons of hundreds of dollars.
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  840.  @jasonprevo2161  really thought provoking. i love you trying to deny your fellow humans health care over a YouTube channel. Shows where your morals are. Liking your own comments is hilarious though.
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  841.  @stephensee5417  he does as long as Cenk approves of it. This is purely ego driven. TYT posed zero influence over progressive ideas, while a nightclub comedian stole their shirt. They are angry and it’s actually funny watching them deny health to people over their idol.
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  842. Nintendo - lowers wages of executives so they don’t have to fire anyone. Sony/Microsoft: fires hundreds of people because their gamble didn’t work out. Nintendo: we don’t like you running tournaments online using emulators Charlie: Nintendo is the worst company ever Irony: 😛
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  843. I dunno why I keep coming to this channel
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  844.  @johnmcguire678 that is also valid. Imagining the people who were slaughtered at an EDM concert as nothing is also a shame against humanity.
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  845.  @juditszabo8751 she has no voice now because she couldn't be strategic in her messaging. Even if you agree with her, you can't support an elected official with no potential for long
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  846.  @juditszabo8751 go for it. It's like supporting Mountain Dew at this point.
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  847.  @johnmcguire678  israelis: 1500 BCE, Palestinians: 200 AD. It's not even a question who was there first.
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  848. All of those 90s Gene Hackman/Morgan Freeman movies become reality.
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  849. Thanks for re-upping penguiz content bra.
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  850.  @TonyWhitley  my uncle wrote RFC/tcp-ip - so excuse me while I'm not even remotely impressed by that. You literally wrote code so dbags like yourself can spend half their life arguing about past achievements like an unhinged Al Bundy-style highschool football story. Eternal L.
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  851. We’re going to be douches and make a big deal out of celebrities dumb outfits. Yay.
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  852. Gian Gomeshi tried this. Didn’t work.
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  853. DevOps is a PsyOp
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  854. I love that you all are like "never buy an electric car", but this 👌
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  855. And that's how you make tent cities. Push people out of their homes during mortgate renewal - they fill the apartments, and the people in the apartments fill the streets. Source: see Toronto
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  856. Wait...so if you hold your vote, the government bends to your will? Someone should tell all of those defending AOC for #ForceTheVote.
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  857. Cool, so can we send "money is free speech" back to states, since we're all about less government, and sticking to the constitution? Wondering how that's different. Cuz it's not.
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  858.  @BobbyHiII  Why don't you care about smoking, alcohol and heroin deaths? What about this, what about that. That's your argument? Look over here at this other thing? So COVID gives you better health? The Chinese-made virus gives us all better health - and you think you care about the country? How is that? By suggesting that China was first to market with a virus that gives you longer life expectancy? Actually read into what you just said. You're saying our life is actually better with COVID. This is a weird way to suck China's d*ck, dude. Good luck navigating the real world, my friend.
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  859. She so fine
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  860. In Canada we get $2,000/month until September. We’re a really small economy with no where near the GDP. How can your country not afford stimulus?
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  861. To be absolutely fair, Jama also said that Palestine's 30 years of jail for being homosexual was valid in the Arab context. Not exactly the best representative for progressive values.
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  862.  KathrynElizabeth-uz8hi  She was...technically, but it was a fallout byelection, and she won by default - not by majority. 9,560 votes out of 120,000. So, not exactly representing everyone in the community.
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  863. You all need to stop pushing Spotify. I have Spotify paid. It’s not as good as YouTube. I like to broadcast to my TV. Pretending it is isn’t doing anyone favours.
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  864.  @blu-rae864  😂
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  865. I hate Seder, but I hate Rubin more - so I’m here to see Rubin suck as a career 🍿
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  866. We dont need to be parents to see that this is bad.
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  867. Celine Dion is looking great
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  868. This is an opinion. He’s definitely elite - but not wrong.
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  869. That thumbnail
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  870. This bacon is sizzling hot
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  871. Jokes on them. I didn’t know about you at all and now I’m giving you my money.
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  872. Self report
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  873. I was about to downvote this by the way Joe asked the question, "is ADHD real?" because this is settled science. You can't go around saying it's unfair to call your treatment "horse dewormer", then basically do the same thing with ADHD. It's not cool to negotiate the potential of existence of ADHD, as many people suffer from the condition every day. Getting accused of taking horse dewormer is a limited thing, being told the thing you experience is fake is for life. I think the guest was spot on and answered the boomer question well without wincing.
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  874.  @D1zZit  When there's a field of smoke, there's at least a tiny fire.
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  875. What is this narrator?
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  876. Honest question. Is Joe responsible for everything that comes out of the Spotify network?
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  877. The guy on the right makes me think about strokes.
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  878. AI don't write unit tests.
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  879.  @lodrnr  ha ha
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  880. “Because news and stuff guys”
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  881. You guys are really trying to spring board from all of that free borrowed footage from the Depp trial.
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  882. Don’t assume malice when idiocy suffices
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  883.  @Ardenwolfe  Your weak arguments never have citations. No one wanted to get into these « who has more money » arguments because it has nothing to do with force the vote for m4a. TYT d-riders are twisting themselves in a pretzel to make sense out of these flawed arguments, so you bring up Jimmy’s house, or that Jimmy yells and comes off aggressive (have you even watched 1 clip with Ana in it?). This is a ruse - I mean the network telling me Jimmy is being too agressive literally has a show called « Aggressive Progressives ». It’s almost not real how dumb you have to make yourself to not see through all of this. Cenk would ask Rosa Parks to go 1 row from the back of the bus.
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  884. A circle door for a square space is horrible aesthetic
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  885. So glad they didn’t use their platform to force the vote 🙄
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  886.  @Mike-fx4nu  this reply should have been left unsaid. You look like a loon
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  887.  @theripper121  Starting with an insult isn't exactly the scholarly thing, either. You don't have to around too long to know this is not true. We literally have the Depp vs Heard trial that wasn't even that long ago and both of them released stuff. I know because I watched the judge get active over it. If he's in the wrong, releasing the conversation would just make Amazon look good, so they aren't going to fight it in that case.
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  888.  @theripper121  how is it not? They are both civil defence cases? Explain how they are different. I'd love to hear your reasons. And not having anything to back up your claim is the silly part.
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  889.  @theripper121  the settlement part is the same. You're reaching.
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  890. RocketMoney actually suggested unsubscribing to Nebula. lol
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  891. https://youtu.be/I2cC2YAfynY
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  892. tl;dr Vox employee realizes something we all learned in highschool.
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  893. My eyes roll into the back of my head with each one of these model names. You can judge the level of self-endulgence by how dumb and campy each one is.
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  894. You’re at it again, I see.
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  895. If you love Spotify so much, why are you leeching off YouTube is strange.
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  896.  @phukyerpheefees stop liking your own posts. It’s cringy af, and no one believes that your “1s ago” post got a like. Don’t make me pull out developer tools and screenshot the JS showing you liking your own comment.
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  897.  @vforwombat9915  if dude killed a kid at that speed you'd have a hard time pushing this narrative. That's how you know it's bs.
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  898. Dave Rubin 2.0
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  899. If you have a prescription for anti depressants, you cannot own any gun. If you want a gun, you must stop taking the anti-depressant. Easy. Least infringing to the average person.
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  900. The comments section: I am pro-life, except in this case
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  901. Thanks for Johnny Harris for basically handing them a design playbook.
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  902. I can’t believe they used Home Depot lattice for this studio. https://www.homedepot.ca/product/barrette-decorative-screen-panel-2x4-morse-greige/1001400133
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  903. The two douchiest things together - finally.
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  904. There’s too many shows. Breaking points is much better.
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  905. You’re like 10 years behind on this title.
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  906.  @wallacewallaby5782  watch more of his content and not Vaush clips and you’ll not have this opinion.
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  907. What's with the dark videos? I thought my phone brightness was at 5%
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  908. If minorities weren’t stuck in cycles of poverty, they might be able to make their own success by writing their own children’s books, instead of watching white tryhards steal the spotlight again while proclaiming to be champions of anti supremacy. The problem isn’t the Dr Suess books, it’s that no one has anything going for themselves so they look at 50 year old books as a cause to be against or get behind.
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  909. Weird that when you act like a humble person, people don’t look at you like a jerk off.
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  910.  @kermitthefrog3632  Can you point to the line in the charter he violated? Every time i ask, i never get an answer. You know the charter so well that you don’t even know the line you think you’re referring to. How are you any f different than MSM?
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  911.  @kermitthefrog3632  Sorry, what part of your freedumb is being taken away? I can do all of these things in Section 6(1).
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  912. That’s a warranted and harsh take.
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  913.  @mikearchibald-u6g  no one on this side has a problem calling Israel actions war crimes - you can't call a terrorist organization terrorists.
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  914. Watching Dave Smith dance around the fact that Trump didn't say the words he wanted him to say - was worth the watch on its own. I love that he thinks "having a perspective" is a job.
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  915. Crying about the government like a jaded ex boyfriend is getting old
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  916. Perfectly put: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-jGEtqB4wU
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  917. Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
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  918. This isn't about the Canadian Football League???
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  919.  @titusmccarthy We're in 2023. Where's your video?
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  920. Accepting investors means you accepted your fate. I see the lifetime memberships are already up and running. See ya.
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  921. You just posted a video a few months ago decrying the false assumption that automation is a problem. Ugh. Vox. You're trying. Thanks for redoing Vsauce's work? I guess?
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  922. Tell me you’re farming karma without telling me you’re farming karma.
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  923.  @SF-li9kh  You couldn't be more of a stand-in for a bubble gum commercial. This channel is great, no shade there. But man, are you looking for attention or what. "Wow this bubble gum has great flavour, and it lasts long too!"
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  924.  @rogerstarkey5390  it comes and goes.
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  925. Awesome. White dude forgets about the extermination of Jews, doesn't understand the context and rational of people who have every reason to be fearful of people who say they want to eliminate their race.
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  926. Your thumbnail backgrounds remind me of Battalion Wars.
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  927. Some of these commentators are obnoxious. The smart home story is much deeper than these Pop Up Video guests are portraying.
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  928. Nicky Nicky Nine Door
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  929. I wonder if Charlie’s friends know what a dickrider is.
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  930. This show might be the only thing worse than Tucker.
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  931.  @chadmwilliams89  I'm a developer. Just saying facts, and I have nothing against either of these people.
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  932.  @lemonhead-eu2yx  what every manager ever says to justify their job. As a dev, I'd rather work at mcdonalds than pretend to know stuff while other people who actually do produce stuff have to put up with me.
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  933. You can always tell when he gets a sponsorship offer
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  934. Sam looks like he's getting his career saved by Johnny.
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  935. Whether blind-bidding contributes to affordability is besides the point - it's an unfair practice that can be easily manipulated on both sides to push false value on a property. Think of this - would you use eBay if when you bid on an item, you had no idea what the other bids were – and worse, eBay was your only option? The real estate industry likes to borrow terms from "auction industry" - but they don't play by the same rules.
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  936. A lot of really awful stuff going on in Wisconsin. I’m having a hard time believing this isn’t retaliation for Kyle Rittenhouse. This is terrorism.
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  937. What a weird take given Cyberpunk and CDPR
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  938. I can’t wait for the clips to come out for this.
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  939. It takes an incredible amount of grifting to not put cyberpunk on this list.
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  940.  @vitalyl1327  today. Not in the future. Desperately hanging on to something you've convinced yourself is immensely meaningful is actually depressing. Why do you think LLMs need testing? Do you think that extra work is for computers or for humans? I'll give you a hint: it's not for computers. Altman has said that AI will eventually skip language altogether and talk directly to the processor. Where do you see pandantic testing fitting in here? Why would a self-learning system need testing in the long term? I hope your response includes acknowledgement of the next decade and not just what you perceive tomorrow.
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  941. Average 90s guy, really. "Google? Nerd shit?"
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  942. Check out the history of Albert County, New Brunswick. No one talks about how it was the birthplace of petrolium.
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  943. Giby86 disagreeing is fine. They slandered him, then did the interview, then slandered him again. Nothing progressive about lying about who someone is.
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  944.  @i_dont_want_a_handle  you're denying the last 3 years of AI développement?
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  945.  @alexandrecolautoneto7374  I think denying what's been going on for the last while is WILD. I can write a paragraph to copilot and it writes fully functional components. If you explain what you want, it does a very good job. Saying that's not gonna get any better is wild.
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  946. CompuServe had something called WorldsAway. It was better than anything Facebook had done
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  947. How you got Chuck’s above Z is a mystery to me. They are disgusting
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  948. Thank you for making 20 min videos and not falling victim to the #shorts epidemic.
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  949. Wow Charlie didn’t delete your anti cyberpunk comment. Lucky!
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  950. Don’t let anyone fool you folks. If you ever thought YouTube was only men, check out the comments on a Johnny Depp video and that idea will be put down quick.
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  951. Also, who's job has ZERO drama? Kyle and Krystal are on a perch now and think they don't need to deal with any conflict at any time.
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  952. This will be about racism.... somehow.
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  953. The media enabling plants in the industry. TEMU wouldn't even have a business if media stopped doing the "people are saying" routine like they have nothing to do with it.
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  954. TDD is the only thing lazy and experienced programmers can agree on. No one loves TDD more than a lazy programmer. TDD is easy - so easy it's the one thing AI nails perfectly nearly always. But if you're lazy, writing a bunch of asserts is a great experience and makes you feel accomplished. These people pretend WordPress Plugin Directory doesn't exist. Has millions of plugins, powers over half of the web. No unit tests in sight. But TDD people preach until they pass out, refusing to see that plenty of people just don't need it or find that it doesn't actually test the important things. And if you think you're so skilled a developer and that's why you're pro TDD, remember I can literally run /tests and copilot will write all of these tests for me. Doesn't this prove that TDD is simpleton work? All that being said, I'm now writing tests for my tests because I don't understand basic logic. Dave is the type of guy who came to my company, forced a process and "found a way to make it work", didn't see it through and left thinking he solved a problem. When he says "TDD can be done on embedded systems", prove it. Start a course on how you know for sure its possible. Because when I talk to embedded engineers, they don't tend to agree.
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  955. Here comes Dave Smith to save face for his weird political takes that tightrope between pleasing Joe Rogan and pretending to be against genocide.
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  956. Almost won should be your new name.
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  957. Imagine buying a Tesla and then it doesn’t work, but because you’re a ridiculous fanboy you are cool with parking it for 3 months while patches come out.
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  958.  @guxershmeg  you don’t understand how software is made.
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  959.  @guxershmeg  they build on existing OS - they don’t build a new one every year
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  960. What’s it like to be a creep who evades the label through sexism?
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  961.  @melissabernosky2162  imagine being a guy and posting this about a woman.
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  962.  @12q8  TDD is driven by human error. If a paradigm, like payment flow, is perfected, making tests for it would be incredibly redundant. A tailored LLM would only contain perfected code in such case, making tests hilarious overengineering made solely to appease gatekeepers who can't let go.
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  963.  @ContinuousDelivery  tests written by humans poses the same issues as the code they write - it's not infallible. That's anthropology, physics, and history. AI won't write tests for itself. That would be really stupid, given where it's results come from. Letting go is hard, but necessary for the future. People writing tests for recipe blogs isn't the future. An open, accessible web is - accessible to everyone, not just cranky gatekeepers hellbent on their own exceptionalism. That's the past.
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  964. If you ever want to know what Joe Rogan thinks, just invite Dave Smith.
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  965. When no one will come on your show.
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  966. ​ @victorronin8058 I would love to address everything you said, but I will just say this – I find it funny that the VAST majority of web development occurred up until 2005-ish, did not have all of this overhead – and yet, the world moved forward. The original Amazon didn't have any of the overhead you're beaming about – and today it is the largest online marketplace. There are so many examples of sparks of genius that were executed on quickly and creatively. Twitter was created in a weekend – no tests, no distribution management, no pipelines. Creatively does not thrive with overhead. With AI increasingly more prevalent, I think this is becoming more and more of an old man's zeitgeist – because the AI isn't gonna write tests just to make you feel warm inside – it's going to go directly to the solution...
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  967. Operation WarpSpeed and Operation ForgetTrumpSignedOffOnBigPharma
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