CabSauce

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by CabSauce 5y ago
That's why I drink and drive as much as I want. Can't let the man tell me what to do! /s
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by CabSauce 5y ago
What about the rights of a private (in the sense of government) company to make their own decisions?
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by CabSauce 5y ago
You're trying to find data to fit your pre-determined conclusion. We're dealing with different variants now, which are more contagious.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
You could bribe someone to do something in the public interest too... I'm betting it would still be 'illegal'. It's a distiction without much of a difference.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
I don't belive this is correct for postgres. It's true for other RDBMS, I believe. < https://medium.com/@smitagudale712/distinct-vs-group-by-in-s... >
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by CabSauce 5y ago
Unfortunately, anything passed in the senate requires 60 votes or need to be passed during reconcilliation (one bill per year). This is due to the use of the fillibuster to stop anything else from being considered.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GN5GXrvUrVA
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by CabSauce 5y ago
OSHA is in the executive branch, under the president, who we voted for.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
Agreed, that forces us to vote more overwhelmingly against whoever is gerrymandering.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
No argument here.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
It's the only way to get anything done since the senate doesn't function without a super-majority.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
You do realize that we vote for our government representatives, right? The 'government' is us.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
Many health insurance plans already do this. And being fat isn't contagious. Although it is more expensive, hence the insurance differentials.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
A few of those things listed are crimes and should be (and probably were) investigated. There's no guarantee he should feel 'welcomed'. He wants a safe space to spout his views and is complaining when others speak out about
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by CabSauce 5y ago
I'm not sure why he's quitting then. That's exactly what he brought up in his resignation blog post.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
According to him. And even if that were true. So what? The university should investigate claims. They seemed to find that he shouldn't be fired based on the findings. What's the problem? He's just whining. And now he&#
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by CabSauce 5y ago
Whoa.... Pretty big left turn from education free speech to "I was accused of stuff". It seems like this grandstanding might really be about the latter. Edit: Downvotes for expressing an opinion contrary to the thread. Very fit
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by CabSauce 5y ago
It looks to me like the pictures may have been for his... uhh... own self-gratification.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
"That means only 58% of Israel's total citizenry is fully vaccinated." "But Israel paid a price for the early rollout. Health officials, and then Pfizer, said their data showed a dip in the vaccine's protection arou
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by CabSauce 5y ago
"Masks and vaccines do far less than you've been led to believe." What is this based on?
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by CabSauce 5y ago
They're pretty good for solar and wind farms.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
That's just clearly not true with current incentives. Healthy options are more available now than any time in the past.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
Let's leave the Great Lakes where they are. Thank you very much. It's not their fault people decided to live in the desert.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
An alternative approach is to encourage people to make more effective decisions by actually including the negative impacts of their decisions as actual, dollar costs. If we included the higher healthcare costs of obesity into the cost of s
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by CabSauce 5y ago
Do you really think we can't come up with some definitions that at least push in the right direction? They don't have to be perfect, but just start somewhere and keep evolving in the right direction. Let's not pretend we ha
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by CabSauce 5y ago
That's a great start. However, any tax/subsidy filters down to the consumer in a roughly efficient market.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
We (Americans) didn't understand CICO any better in the past. I'm not saying you're wrong, but the way we get our food has changed dramatically. For the most part, we know what we're supposed to eat. It's just so
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by CabSauce 5y ago
At a minimum, make it more costly to eat unhealthy foods by taxing added sugar and subsidizing healthy foods.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
Getting a degree in a field that has jobs helps too.
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by CabSauce 5y ago
Really? Their UI/UX within a call is the worst of the major video conferencing tools, IMO.

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