
Jake Halloran
@jakehalloran1
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Giant dork/Computer Engineer. Old tweets auto deleted.
behind you
Joined March 2018
> I’m not a nimby. > 20 paragraphs of nimby slop.
Commentary: . A controversial bill that would enable denser housing near California transit hubs wrongly substitutes far-away authority for local expertise. 📝 @newton_jim.
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i think the funniest thing about this is someone thinking that america is capable of building an arc d triumph in a 9 month timeline.
A proposal for a triumphal arch in DC for #America250, in the traffic circle in front of Arlington National Cemetery. America needs a triumphal arch!
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If trump is gonna keep posting ai videos of his political enemies can we at least get him veo 3 access so they suck less.
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I had forgotten how cringe the nfl kickoff landing zone is lol.
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The trump drone strike on the Venezuelan cartel boat is obviously illegal under both us and international law but given that it’s both unenforceable and unpopular there’s not much to be done. At least they’re genuinely awful people if he’s gonna murder anyone.
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No matter how evil you are expecting the quote from @pitdesi to be in here you are underestimating it. Scum.
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RT @tittyrespecter: when a freedomcel says something so surveillancephobic you gotta hit them with the palantir stare .
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Sure what could possibly go wrong with an ipo like this lol
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"This show is commercial free but it does have advertisements as well". an all timer lol.
We're still gonna watch RedZone. They started rolling in L-Wrap advertisements last season. This show is commercial free but it does have advertisements as well #PMSLive
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today in being amused by the future: claude reviewed a pr, caught a definite issue, talked himself out of it being an issue for sure, and asked to have it explained to him instead, all in one github comment lol.
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> 1840s .> Missouri.> as far west as you can go. Well it was as far west as you could go and still own slaves, there was a whole big thing going on about that further west but you absolutely could go further lol.
My ancestors arrived in Missouri from Germany in the 1840s. Back then, Missouri was as far west as you could go. Think about the kind of people it takes to do that—to build a home on the edge of the known world. Those were the kinds of people our ancestors were. 🇺🇸
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