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>I never lambasted Trump for this Fair enough, that was a bit of a tangent. >Plus, there doesn't seem to be a solid foundation on why we want to bring back manufacturing to the U.S. Because the US used to have tons of good paying
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>Those costs get passed onto the consumer in the form of higher prices. ALL taxes are like this, you are just arguing against corporate taxes at this point. By your logic we should just make the corporate tax rate 0% so that we can lower
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Do the oligarchs control the police force? Last I checked the government (IRS) had a monopoly on violence.
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The IRS has agents who train with assault rifles. The “oligarchs” do not.
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Aren’t tariffs just corporate taxes which are paid by big corps who import stuff built overseas? At least when you incentivize stuff to get built here the money goes to union workers or at least stays within the US. Also the regulatory cuts
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Does this support FHIR? If not have you considered supporting it? Many health care providers offer export of health records to FHIR format now. You can also retrieve those records on iOS via the HealthKit API. Apple lets you log into your h
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2y ago
If you got to https://katesapp.org/static/What%20Is%20Kate's%20App.html and click the "Kate's App" button at the very top of the page, it takes you to a 404. Just FYI if you want to fix that.
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Google Fiber had the same effect in Austin, it's so awesome. There are no data caps on any providers because Google Fiber doesn't have them. Everyone upgraded their service to try to match Google's speeds, so Gigabit is easy
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Fukushima had like one death. The number of deaths due to carbon intensive energy are far far higher. If you believe that global warming is going to make all of humanity extinct soon then it’s something people should support. Generally the
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70% of France’s energy comes from nuclear and it’s all 0 carbon. Maybe “leading the way” was not the right phrase WRT building, but they are an example of how nuclear energy can provide for an entire country with a relatively low number of
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They’ve been “in the pipeline” for a LONG time. The technology is not very complicated at all, the barrier to actually building reactors has always been purely regulatory.
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If we had not regulated nuclear out of our system we would be almost completely carbon-free at this point. https://www.nixonfoundation.org/2016/10/26948/ >Unfortunately, due to a failure to marshal signifi
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Not only that, but the number of kids on hormone blockers is in the thousands (and increasing a lot every year). It's claimed that their effects are reversible but that is false, they lead to sterilization if the timing is wrong. http
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Calling a legitimate argument a "dog whistle" is a classic tactic OP is talking about which is used to shut down discussion. Just debate the merit of what he's saying rather than try to label him as an enemy. Breast reduction
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Moving the moderation team from California to Texas is also noteworthy. Presumably because the political climate of California is so skewed from the rest of the country.
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“Think of the children” isn’t really a good argument for censoring completely legal political discourse, which is what has been happening. They are admitting that there has been a global push against free speech on these platforms. >Ther
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Zuck: It's time to get back to our roots around free expression
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They are optimized for total cost of ownership, not pure speed. The idea is that they can provide excellent performance for an unbeatable price.
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That’s hilarious, I just happened to watch Demolition Man yesterday.
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Mike Shapiro: Valve Halflife GMan #2025
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The fact that all my existing computers are incompatible with the new version of Windows and that I need to buy all new machines is the dumbest decision ever. I resent Microsoft’s decision and do not plan on ever upgrading to 11 because of
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Many of these printed homes just leave the concrete exposed inside the home. They can just be painted directly, and they are also well insulated already so you don’t need to fill the wall with insulation. So not only are you framing differe
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I disagree, they are priced the same as a new timber framed house but concrete is way better insulated and more efficient, which is great for the Texas heat. Also they are much more resistant to storm damage. Look at the results in Florida
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Not only that but also quality is consistent, more so than with human builders. The quality of timber framed houses can vary considerably depending on who built them.
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Crashes per mile is multiple times lower than the human rate for both Waymo and Tesla. If your definition of solved is that there will be 0 collisions ever then the problem will never be solved. But if we have a system that is much better a
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Good lord this is so true. I somehow got my personal email associated with the classroom Google Play account from back when I was at university, so every app uploaded by all students for each new semester I get emails for still. Every few m
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>it's not without it's challenges This is a nice way of saying that we are breaking the law.
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idk it seems illegal to me.. the civil rights act says in very plain language that it's illegal to discriminate based on immutable characteristics during hiring. Break down a hypothetical scenario: 1. Post a job, anyone can apply. 2. C
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I work at Apple and we have a policy (new in 2024) where we are not allowed to make an offer for a manager position to a candidate unless we have interviewed a PoC or a woman for the roll. The stated goal for this policy is “diverse manager
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I would love to use point cloud data like this to make a map for a video game. What is the state of the art for turning point cloud data into 3D models? Anyone know what the best of the best is?
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