EricDeb

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   by EricDeb 5y ago

   can't managers just look at github/commits? I feel like that would be enough. Who cares when the work is done as long as people are responsive when they need to be.
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   by EricDeb 5y ago

   I would disagree I am personally more productive at home and I love being able to just focus on code without half my brain being distracted by the context of an office. However, I think it's much harder for new employees and weaker en
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   by EricDeb 5y ago

   yes
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   by EricDeb 5y ago

   One reason is because it's almost impossible to prevent extremely wealthy people from having undue influence on politics. Another reason would be that most rich people don't allocate capital in a way that's good for society.
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   by EricDeb 5y ago

   There's undoubtedly shared aspects of reality and I don't think anyone seriously thinks psychedelics can produce water in a desert. I think the main benefit is psychedelics show you a different mental perspective on objective&#x2
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   by EricDeb 5y ago

   And no one is entitled to continually live in an unchanging, ungrowing, ever-appreciating in value community that is the same as 1970. We all live in a society. Though I am sympathetic to your argument too. Not everyone can live in manhat
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   by EricDeb 5y ago

   totally agree. the problem is people's morals on it change when their house is up 200k
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   by EricDeb 5y ago

   Yes we're all free to live by market forces. We're also all free to decide if we want regulations. That's the discussion here.
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   by EricDeb 5y ago

   I know some nimby boomers and agree that's exactly what they say but I don't see why they can't move they don't need to be there for economic reasons they could buy 3x the house in some costal town much further from the
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    by EricDeb 5y ago

    Yes however look at FAANG salaries in UK. Still very high.
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    by EricDeb 5y ago

    And if raising taxes on billionaires is unjust there should be broad-based support for not taxing them
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    by EricDeb 5y ago

    So get outraged then. Slippery slope is not a valid argument.
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    by EricDeb 5y ago

    How about regulations so they can't avoid taxes? For every dollar invested in the IRS, $3-6 could be gained. Please elaborate on why you think it's okay for rich people to avoid taxes.
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    by EricDeb 5y ago

    Gemini (GUSD) I believe is fairly solid
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    by EricDeb 5y ago

    No because those people don't tend to fill up all hospital beds at once.
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    by EricDeb 5y ago

    No one is telling you what to do with the money you earn. If you don't like your country's taxation system feel free to immigrate to another.
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    by EricDeb 6y ago

    I feel like YouTube is much less of a monopoly than Facebook. Facebook has strong network effects (i.e. everyone you know is already on it and you want to see what your friends post) whereas YouTube has much less of a social network elemen
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    by EricDeb 6y ago

    Suicide is one of the top causes of death for people under 55. Suicides are overwhelmingly male (4:1). I think exploitation of lonely men absolutely has consequences. None of this downplays the consequences for women in online sex work h
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    by EricDeb 6y ago

    They are wrong to do it because it convinces millions of uneducated Americans that it's all rigged and their vote doesn't matter. Here are investigators debunking most of the voter fraud allegations thus far. https://
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    by EricDeb 6y ago

    Trump also barely won MI, WI, and PA last time. No was nitpicking vote result curves at that time.. I'm sure they were equally as strange.
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    by EricDeb 6y ago

    Here's a reuters article that fact checks the weird voter spikes: https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-fact-check-biden-vote-spi...
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    by EricDeb 6y ago

    I think most democrats would agree purging dead people from the voters roles is something that could be improved. However, dead people voting is not a significant problem. Trump is using it as a reason to cast doubt on the election outcom
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    by EricDeb 6y ago

    Like the current "massive voter fraud" conspiracy we're currently wasting time on
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    by EricDeb 6y ago

    https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2018/jun/18/environmen...
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    by EricDeb 6y ago

    Was there last year.. most tour/tomb guards expected to be tipped and the more you wanted to take pictures (technically not allowed in most places) the more you tipped.
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    by EricDeb 8y ago

    Do you have any data proving that a significant percentage of these kids are being used by strangers?
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    by EricDeb 9y ago

    Where does RaiBlocks fit in here? It moved up to top 20 in market cap due to being decentralized, instant, feeless, and scalable. However it still faces the issue of being too volatile for everyday use.
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    by EricDeb 9y ago

    Undoubtedly that will happen again, but maybe this time third party validation systems will improve?
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    by EricDeb 9y ago

    So far the main benefit is democratizing investment, as has been stated here before. I love that I can get in on early stage projects without being a well-connected angel investor. Coins are like new, sexier penny stocks.
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    by EricDeb 9y ago

    le-mark I suffer from occipital neuralgia as well. I've learned from experience that you don't need to go to a pain specialist to get an occipital nerve block. The right neurologist will do it for $100ish cash.