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by Density 8y ago
inflation is generally how markets handle this situation, but there is real weirdness going on wrt food prices being controlled
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by Density 9y ago
HN is a liberal echo chamber identical to all other social media where all dissenting viewpoints get suppressed. The truth is HN is Reddit, but with a better interface and a smarter crowd.
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by Density 9y ago
No sympathy for censorship or building a police state.
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by Density 9y ago
We've built a private China for ourselves.
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by Density 9y ago
So do cops.
36.
by Density 9y ago
Or more likely: a corporate town complete with a corporate store and dorms.
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by Density 9y ago
That's a myth. We don't need more programmers or STEM grads. https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/11/01/education/edlife/stem-...
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by Density 9y ago
Can't recommend this game enough. Perkele.
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by Density 9y ago
Because you need to eat.
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by Density 9y ago
Wouldn't that be a nice universe to live in...
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by Density 9y ago
Checks out in my case. I can probably train a horse to do my job and yet they require 2+ years of experience with a B.S. degree for it.
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by Density 9y ago
We're almost in the society from the movie Elysium. The US went from being the land of opportunity to the land of overqualified uber drivers and warehouse workers.
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by Density 9y ago
Not in China.
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by Density 9y ago
What do you hate and why can't you automate it?
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by Density 9y ago
> Bringing from Earth a few tons of nuclear-powered jet engine to use water as propellant would take building such an engine first. We're not even close. That's not true. NASA built and tested designs for a nuclear engine in th
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by Density 9y ago
I appreciate you as an engineer, and to weigh in against an Amazon troll, but like please keep hn neutral
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by Density 9y ago
I too think they're massively removed from the world regular people live in.
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by Density 9y ago
Try cyclist glasses. I run with Rudy project rydon and it stays on with no goofy strap.
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by Density 9y ago
Are... tankies and bit coin bubble realists on the same page to you?
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by Density 9y ago
It's guaranteed to be great either way!
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by Density 9y ago
The US has a massive shortage of non computing related technical jobs: https://nytimes.com/2017/11/01/education/edlife/stem-jobs-in...
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by Density 9y ago
Well then the cops will be told to shoot them.
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by Density 9y ago
I did the same thing most of a decade ago. That pathway has unfortunately closed since the cheap college i went to tripled their tuition.
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by Density 9y ago
STEM grads are only mildly better off. Turns out the sem parts of stem haven't experienced the same jobs boom: https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/11/01/education/edlife/stem-...
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by Density 9y ago
Thanks for pointing out this little gem. I hope Google can be a little less responsible for independent company intel in the future.
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by Density 9y ago
I feel the revulsion is aimed mostly at our corrupt Congress that made this possible, but also at the corrupting companies who are benefiting.
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by Density 9y ago
Don't worry. Lefties are arming up too. http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2017/06/antifa-movement-...
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by Density 9y ago
Oh they can be forced to do it.
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by Density 9y ago
I'd like to do what the GOP did for the tax break and claim that the increase to the GDP by this additional influx of money will vastly increase our growth by an unrealistic amount!
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by Density 9y ago
Ah, the "I'll give you more free stuff than my political opponent" political model. This is a legitimate concern, but it's at minimum partially addressed by the "as a share of the gdp" part. We should also prob

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