We also have pensions, weekends, maximum working hours per day and no child labor. And public fire departments.

All of those were introduced by socialists.

I'm trying to figure out if you're serious. In case you are: no. I work for such a company BTW.

I feel Al got a rough deal. He's the one who insisted DARPA be funded to create the tubes, after all.

I guess I'm imagining all those zero days then.

Well, close :).

That's like saying "Linus Torvalds, computer scientist". The guy invented DNS for fuck's sake.

Good thing, too. Then we won't need those pesky brown people to fix our demographics.

I believe you make a valid point here. But you seem to assume that the actions of the administration are based on facts and not done out of vengeance. Given that Trump is a mafia boss, is that assumption correct?

In any case, restricting its use to American citizens only is likely difficult - people entering social security numbers into Claude to get access perhaps? Or requiring national security clearance? And we're just at the beginning of the AI boom, this kind of ban will only be effective for a short time, no?

It's sad that they let so many white people into the US. They are even majority Christian! Recipe for disaster :(.

r/UsernameChecksOut

Strictly speaking semitic refers to languages including Hebrew and Arab.

So antisemitism can also refer to anti-Palestinian.

There must be something we can do! Won't anyone think of the children??

Plus, most Indians were gone from California by 1900. It makes no sense!

The US was already helping out a lot before it joined the war. Of course without that things would have been extremely bleak.

But the facts remain: the German Luftwaffe was already gone by the time the US entered the war, and Hitler's three pronged approach to defeat Russia was already turning into a miserable failure before the US entered. Way before D-Day they had already got bogged down in Stalingrad, meaning no path to Azerbaijan to get the fuel they so desperately needed.

I never said the US didn't have a pivotal role. But its isolationism in both WWI and WWII meant that they came late to the party in both, and in both cases Germany would not have won.

Germany was already starting to lose the war by the time the US joined. It could never have kept up a war on two fronts anyway.

The US didn't join either WW until late in the game.

The US joining did mean the war was much shorter.