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Frozenlock
10y ago
If I remember correctly, food can't be kosher if prepared by gentiles (non-jews). Could someone with proper knowledge confirm this?
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Frozenlock
11y ago
> You're asking how hoarding cash instead of paying higher wages causes wage deflation? No, I'm asking how deflation in general causes wage deflation. Your post was in answer to deflation caused by hiding/destroying cash.
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11y ago
No, you are trying to move the goalpost. You try to move away from "hiding money destroy wealth" and establish the ground to go to something like "printing money steals value". It is absolutely NOT the same thing. I expl
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11y ago
>Specifically in this case wage deflation. How? How is this specifically wage deflation? That's a hell of a quantum leap. If anything, wages are much more resistant to downward pressure than goods. (People really don't like g
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11y ago
> The thing is, when you hoard wealth as numbers on a balance sheet rather than spending it, you are actually destroying that wealth. Money which is not in motion is not money. Completely wrong. It is insane to see this kind of basic com
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11y ago
It does sound rhetorical. A more 'honest' approach would be "Is it because it is more socially acceptable for one sex to lead single lives, not so much for the other?" I don't really see why you'd assume that w
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11y ago
> except the government paid the bill, not the patient, a bit more civilised but still the problem stay the same (...) God I hate those moral high ground stances seeping everywhere in HN comments. You think it's more civilized, I th
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11y ago
"Stuart: Oooh Sheldon, I'm afraid you couldn't be more wrong. Sheldon: More wrong? Wrong is an absolute state and not subject to gradation. Stuart: Of course it is. It is a little wrong to say a tomato is a vegetable, it is v
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11y ago
> "And so, today, we’re delighted to launch support for ACH payments for all U.S. Stripe users." Any ETAs for international? More particularly Canadaland?
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Why did Chrome update remove right-click change spell-check language option?
(productforums.google.com)
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11y ago
Yup, right into step 3.
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11y ago
> Annual working hours are highly correlated with unemployment rate. Note I'm not saying that a causes b, but the correlation is obvious. Interesting... but like you said, it's just a correlation. Could as much be that people a
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11y ago
Of course; I was answering the user who made a snarky comment using a single handpicked data point. I did not say it was caused by EU regulations, just that Europeans (which include local governments) are in a vicious circle.
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11y ago
No, more like all the countries that aren't Germany. Or do you think it's a breeze seeking a job in France (unemployment ~10%), Italy (unemployment ~13%), Spain (unemployment ~20%), Greece (unemployment ~25%)... There's many
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11y ago
I wonder if Europeans see the vicious circle they are in. Step 1: More job regulations. Step 2: Employees cost more and are harder to get rid of; Businesses less inclined to hire. Step 3: Jobs are hard to get, so employees ask for more secu
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11y ago
> Distribute a Clojure application without embedding Clojure itself in the capsule, and have Clojure downloaded the first time the capsule is launched. The Clojure runtime will be cached and shared among all Clojure capsules so it will o
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11y ago
You should edit your post and remove the "mobile" part from the URL. Meanwhile, for everyone not seeing what the fuss is about, here's the correct link: https://twitter.com/SciencePorn/status/6345477
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11y ago
All I could find was "download the app". What if I want to do it via the website?
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11y ago
> (...) if you're not eating cake and stuff. Ding ding ding. That's the nutrition part. I could easily eat that 700 extra calories by eating pizzas. Hell, I'd probably eat 900 extra calories after a big exercise. (But I wo
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11y ago
We can make a list of things that happened around those years... Women's suffrage in the USA was in 1920, wasn't it? :-p
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11y ago
> "It's so obvious it's amazing this hasn't already been a thing since the beginning of the obesity epidemic." Why is that obvious? Because you think there's a link between being overweight and exercise? Exe
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11y ago
Thank you very much!
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11y ago
> "I had high hopes for Clojure for a while, but they're fairly user-hostile, even if they think (and loudly assert) that they aren't." Is that a prevalent opinion? I'm often in #clojure/#clojurescript and f
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11y ago
... Or efficient, strict expenditures are implemented. Something tells me that this would be hard to do.
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11y ago
Timr is right in that a very high probability foreseeable event doesn't really count as a opportunity cost. I made clear to what specific point my original response was. I expanded on my original analogy because Timr left me with the
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11y ago
Like Aral Balkan said... "dumb fucks" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jh8supIUj6c&feature=youtu.be...
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11y ago
Sure, but the parent comment wasn't arguing about when the owner bought the property, but whether we could say something has an increased cost even with a constant upkeep price. If you buy a property today, it's the same as if I
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11y ago
> starts charging monopoly prices, and buys any new competitors for 100x earnings so that it can retain a monopoly, including paying commpetitors not to enter the field at all. This kind of mustache-twirling evil plan is insanely expens
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11y ago
> the assumed lost of revenue due to inflated land costs is not actually "costing" anything. Sure it is. It even has a name: opportunity cost. If I had the opportunity to sell my underwear for 1000$, but I chose not to, this de
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11y ago
Interesting... This means I can prevent a school from being built near my house by peeing in a public place... :-)
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