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AdrianB1
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AdrianB1
5mo ago
Wealth distribution is a false flag. Rain distribution across the globe is not equal, solar light distribution is not equal and they impact people's life more than wealth distribution. USA and the entire planet's population is at
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AdrianB1
5mo ago
That does not address the point. You say they should pay even more to address the idea that very few people pay most of the taxes, what is the logic here?
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5mo ago
I think they were pushed not to have children, if that matters. Pushed via economical measures that made it very hard and pushed via education/indoctrination that kids are bad in multiple ways. My grandparents had many brothers and sis
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5mo ago
Same for me; but what they did not tell, because it was not needed at that time, is that not everyone is capable of going to an university, the admission was tough and the school was hard, so people were filtered by capabilities. 20 years l
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5mo ago
I live in Romania and we have high taxes on labor (but very low for journalists, so they are happy) and we have labor shortage in some areas - in my grandparent's village it because a lot of young people are working in Germany and also
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5mo ago
Are you sure the wages don't rise in high demand, low supply areas? We all just read the 7 figure salaries for people in AI stolen from one big company to another, what is that? Yes, companies are picky, but it is slowly changing. They
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The article is low quality. It talks a bit about the problem, not about the cause and it does not help anyone. The example at the beginning seems to be a now classic "I have a degree in an area where supply greatly exceeds demand"
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5mo ago
People living in rural areas were capable of fixing most of their houses by themselves. When I grew up I spent most summers in a mountain village where people were self-resilient, I had all sorts of woodworking tools in the shed and other t
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5mo ago
You need if they are doing it on purpose.
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I think the investors should NOT invest if they don't like the governance structure. This is calling "voting with your wallet".
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This is subjective, there are companies that are mostly an investment vehicle and companies that have a strong motivation to make changes in the world. Investors, especially passive investors like pension funds that are only interested in r
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> Let's assume this is acceptable. (partly off-topic rant) One can argue this is a false premise fallacy. For most of the time states did not have this information about their citizens and the world progressed quite nicely. The only
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5mo ago
As long as Joe has the right to vote, which is something more important and more complex, we cannot complain that parental control is too complex.
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> They also need to understand the effects that having a child has on a woman's body. I thought they were built for that. For tens of thousands of years women had on average 7 children or more, it looks like the process is very reli
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If the population halves each generation the biggest problem is total societal collapse. The children and the elder cannot be sustained by a small number of people of working age and the infrastructure cannot be maintained by a dramatically
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I was a manager of others who were also called "managers" (they were Project Managers and App Managers) and I was still writing code when needed. These days most managers in IT in my company are non-technical to the point they can
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I wonder how the best manager was not qualified to understand what his team is doing, if they do it right or not and was also not able to help them in case there was a technical challenge. This is not how successful companies operated when
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6mo ago
10 GbE has a good performance/$ ratio, better than 25 GbE, and it is 10 times faster than the basic (for today) 1 Gbps. If you need more go for 25, but the availability of cheap cards, switches and cabling (DACs, AOCs, transceivers) is
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6mo ago
I think you are mixing it quite a bit. SFP+ is still Ethernet, also SFP28 gives you speed (25Gbps) RJ45 will never do, so the extra card for the extra speed is mandatory.
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6mo ago
Only in some edge cases, in others it takes even longer than 5 years and that time is getting longer and longer.
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Imagine you can order a battery from Apple for $20 and you swap it in 1 minute: less money, less time, user satisfaction++.
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Some action cameras have replaceable batteries, some don't. I had a perfectly good Contour Roam 2 where the battery died and I still have a Contour Roam 3 with some low capacity battery.
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6mo ago
6-7 years for me on the current phone, double on the previous one. 7 years is a good limit.
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> I'm still unable to process that people like Trump, Putin, Orbán, et al I am sure you put these people in the same basket by no logical reason, as they are very different and the reason behind each of them is very different. As an
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A few days ago I donated all my powered paragliding equipment that I did not use for years. Too many accidents in my circle of friends, I still used to fly planes but not soft wings. If safety would not be a concern, paragliding is indeed v
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6mo ago
Just curious, after so much salsa, what is your opinion about Argentinian tango? I love it, but it does not seem to be very popular and I wonder why.
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It looks like a classic case of "guilty until proven otherwise". Arrests should never be made based just on "it may be", but on some solid evidence. It is much safer to make the arrest when the lab confirms the problem,
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This: https://legislatie.just.ro/Public/DetaliiDocumentAfis/224130 article 2, paragraph 9. I tells there is no discrimination if you do it under the pretext of improving equality or if it is a positive measure for
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The data centers in Israel are protected by their AA systems that have more interceptors available than the Emirates. For weeks there are rumors about low stocks of interceptors in the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, while Israel manufactures th
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You mean "some women in specific situations", not women in general. 2 weeks ago my cousin's wife and her 2 daughters got in an out for my aunt's funeral, in Ukraine. She is 50 years old, former teacher, no restrictions,
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