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by Frieren 1y ago
These purchases only goal is to reduce competition and create monopolies. And the some people will defend the companies with "but if they are the best why should not be a monopoly?". The easy answer is that they are bad but just p
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by Frieren 1y ago
> every developer, company, team, sub-team, etc has their own "library" of random functions, utilities, classes, etc You are right. But my conclusion is different. If it is a stable and people have been there for a while then d
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by Frieren 1y ago
It may come back to be relevant "Here Comes Another Bubble v1.1 - The Richter Scales" but some lingo needs update (but other parts are still spot on). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6IQ_FOCE6I
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by Frieren 2y ago
Share your other analysts so we can take a look.
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by Frieren 2y ago
> Wedekind found that the women overwhelmingly preferred the T-shirt smells of men who had the most dissimilar MHCs to their own. Is deodorant making people more likely to have kids with closely genetically individuals? It would be funny
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by Frieren 2y ago
> Budget cuts meant that America stopped publishing some national-accounts data last year Governments need to invest money to properly work. many countries have been following neoliberal policies, not only the USA. Cut everything that th
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by Frieren 2y ago
Yes. Social sites had a card blanche to publish anything without consequences because it was user-generated content. Social sites used that power to publish their own stuff under the same protection. That has broken the system. Social media
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by Frieren 2y ago
> Sure, a construction worker can't be climbing the rafters at 80 years old, but this idea that we just transition to leisure and getting together with friends at a certain point is both fairly novel and of dubious value. Peopled di
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by Frieren 2y ago
> The data collection indicated a worrying series of fatal accidents in Brazil, all concentrated in five months. The recurrence of these accidents in rural regions and the intense sound of the discharge reported by witnesses indicate the
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by Frieren 2y ago
> As our kids get older especially, almost all of their social activities are somehow tied to social media one way or the other: no matter what they're joining, minimally there's a WhatsApp group. That is by design. To privati
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by Frieren 2y ago
> I avoid DJI when and where I can now. I used to avoid spyware apps. My antivirus would flag them so I could remove them. Until all of them became spyware. Widely used apps by well known corporations do more intrusive and more constant
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by Frieren 2y ago
It should be forbidden for all device manufacturers to make apps, tracking, registering, etc. mandatory. Every TV, phone, camera, tablet, fridge, ... is becoming a spying device like in the worst scifi dystopias. And as soon as the company
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by Frieren 2y ago
There are only 7 states with more population than Sweden. Only 2 with more than Scandinavia: California and Texas.
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by Frieren 2y ago
> I’m of the opinion that, in that case, their sites shouldn’t exist I totally agree with this. If,for example, hydrogen cars exploded all the time that will not be a reason to not regulate them but a reason for a complete ban.
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by Frieren 2y ago
Yes. And many are when you require a common code-base for iOS, Android, and other devices. (But C++ is used more commonly) Video games are the ones that do this by default. It would be close to impossible to have feature parity by coding a
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by Frieren 2y ago
> What's "legal" doesn't really matter. It does, as much as always. A different thing is that elected politicians think that does not matter and stop enforcing the law. But it will have consequences. Because just laws
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by Frieren 2y ago
Each generation of parents fails on something. This generation is failing at recognizing the dangers of social media. Teenagers and even children are being radicalized on-line, sold dangerous diets, manipulated by state sponsored creators,
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by Frieren 2y ago
This is necessary now, but it should have been done years back. Nowadays, many companies backed up by investors with very deep pockets are doing this in all markets: start to buy middle-man companies in a space, it does not matter which one
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by Frieren 2y ago
My guess is that people from the same region and similar background will have more and closer "alters". So, if you are Californian-American then there is many people that will speak similar to you in HN. If you are a Satawalese sp
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by Frieren 2y ago
It works for me. The accounts I used long time ago are there in high positions. I guess that my style is very distinctive. But I also have seen some accounts that seem to be from other non-native English speakers. They may even have a Latin
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by Frieren 2y ago
Mistakes are not a crime. The people that goes to court for tax evasion are the ones that commit fraud: they knowingly lie in the tax forms to avoid paying taxes. It includes people that forges expenses, or other documents.
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by Frieren 2y ago
> The government should make all this easier. The US is one of the only countries in the world where people have to report their own income to the government every year (and a big reason for that is the companies like TurboTax that make
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by Frieren 2y ago
> but employees pay about 50% of the taxes for any of their workers' income That is wrong. Employers pay a small fraction of taxes per each one of their employees. I think that there is a big problem with education and the tax syste
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by Frieren 2y ago
> If half of healthcare workers quit on the spot, that would lead to a societal crisis. But maybe it would also force the employers to fundamentally change the space, in order to not lose their employees. In a capitalist society, wages
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by Frieren 2y ago
> people in Germany and most people believe they pay too much taxes 100% this. The average worker pays too much indeed. Mega-corporations and the super-rich do not pay anymore their share. It is a shame.
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by Frieren 2y ago
Citizens protests = Government oppression Is that your opinion? Just let me tell you that I politely disagree with your weird assessment.
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> Some exceptional individuals might still learn on their own And people with money/means. Children of software engineers may be able to learn the profession easier than others. The same goes for children with affluent parents that
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by Frieren 2y ago
> When machines first appeared in factories, unskilled workers who didn’t understand how they operated often got injured - sometimes quite literally losing fingers. Factories were extremely dangerous because the machines had no safety me
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First top three post are how much this does not matter. That is a losing mindset. China is doing great. Europe and the USA should catch up buy investing in local technology, educating engineers, and passing regulations to curve climate chan
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> together with pretty pictures and words that "suggest" better conditions. Regulations exists to avoid misleading or lying to customers. Many years of deregulation, thou, have increased the number of scams and increased the pr

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