Camas

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by Camas 6y ago
https://github.com/mozilla/sccache
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by Camas 6y ago
"We have to put an accept button on every new website you visit or democracy will end"
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by Camas 6y ago
Nothing intrinsically valuable about human life except from the fact that we're good at surviving when other similar life wouldn't. Expanding into space will be an extension of that.
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by Camas 6y ago
>If everybody is panicking, then the goods go to the panicking people who have the most disposable income. This has absolutely nothing at all to do with where the goods are most needed. But banning gouging only exacerbates that
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by Camas 6y ago
In real life the problem isn't Scrooge McDuck buying the entire supply. It's everyone who buys a few extra just to be safe that makes demand rocket.
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by Camas 7y ago
He accidentally let slip that he lives at 10 Downing Street too.
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by Camas 7y ago
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-actio... Here's the government's plan if you want to read it. It isn't just "carry on".
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by Camas 7y ago
>Ms Dorries, 62, met hundreds of people last week, including a large number of MPs, and attended a conference outside Westminster. On Thursday she attended a Downing Street event hosted by Mr Johnson to mark International Women’s Day. h
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by Camas 7y ago
Too late now. Once they exist there's someone that depends on them.
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by Camas 7y ago
Sure, it's just not the only way like you implied.
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by Camas 7y ago
Trains are privatised, not the tracks.
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by Camas 7y ago
An employee can at any time choose to work somewhere else.
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by Camas 7y ago
What does HS2 have to do with private rail?
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by Camas 7y ago
The Mandalorian first aired 3 months ago.
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by Camas 7y ago
When did this trend of naming things [noun] capitalism start?
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by Camas 7y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20200207000006/https://flif.info...
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by Camas 7y ago
>Scotland [...] has a goal to source the equivalent of 100% of its electricity demand from renewable energy sources by the end of this year. What does 'equivalent' mean in this sentence?
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by Camas 7y ago
That's not pricing in an externality though, it's just raising the cost.
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by Camas 7y ago
Speed limits wouldn't price in any externalities.
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by Camas 7y ago
This is gibberish.
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by Camas 7y ago
This true for other countries or just the US?
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by Camas 7y ago
>The big tech companies are not true monopolies Which is very obvious when they have to mention a multitude that need breaking up instead of just one or two.
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by Camas 7y ago
Directory indexing still on
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by Camas 7y ago
How are they anything but "least corrupt"? History is a long list of vested interests.
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by Camas 7y ago
Governments in the developed world today are probably some of the least corrupt in history.
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by Camas 7y ago
Plenty of counter-examples. Domestic US flights vs European ones for one.
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by Camas 7y ago
>Sometimes, you cannot build more housing, or denser housing A hypothetical possibility that doesn't hold true for any city that has enacted rent controls. "Build baby build" is a silver bullet.
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by Camas 7y ago
As opposed to building more and denser housing.
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by Camas 7y ago
Turning a 5 minute read into a 10 minute one.
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The Winners in Neighborhood Gentrification(citylab.com)
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