Yoofie

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by Yoofie 4y ago
The thing that gets me is the pathetic "punishments" that these companies get. $30k fine + some "training programs". Seriously? There need to be a minimum 5+ zeroes on top of the fine + jail time, or nothing will change.
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by Yoofie 4y ago
> Why does no government anywhere run a non-profit dating site from tax-payer money Because its outside the scope & role of the government? > I really don't understand how this stuff is still not regulated anywhere This is a
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by Yoofie 4y ago
Wow. The fact that this patent was even granted tells me we have morons in the patent offices or that there is serious corruption going on.
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by Yoofie 4y ago
What MISRA and Cert C static checkers do you (or your company) use?
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by Yoofie 4y ago
> 3. Empty home wealth tax. If a house has been empty for more than six months a year, it should be taxed a percentage of its fair market value based on vacancy months. How would this work in practice and enforced?
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by Yoofie 4y ago
Their incompetence should not be an excuse to avoid or skirt the law. If they lose it, they should be fined or penalized. Once they start bleeding money, I guarantee that this problem will go away.
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by Yoofie 4y ago
One thing I hate about alot of these reader tools is that they always never give me proper customization options. Let me configure the font,the font-size, letter-spacing, line-height, etc. I hate being treated like i'm a 5 year old whe
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by Yoofie 4y ago
> Desalination requires energy and creates waste. This is true for basically every human endeavor.
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by Yoofie 4y ago
The sunset commission is a great idea. Similar to what you mentioned, we really need "garbage collection" for for laws, regulation, boards, departments, etc. A periodic review and cleanup of legal and organizational garbage.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
This is what stunned me. Apparently a bunch of SV rich people have so much cash to light on fire that they are funding stuff like this. Jeez, I have a crap-ton of half baked ideas and a bridge that I would love to sell.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
If portability is the ultimate goal then its probably better to go with learning how to ride unicycle instead of buying a intricate folding bike with a lot of compromises. Sometimes the the problem can't be fixed with a technical solut
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by Yoofie 5y ago
If someone wants to get better informed about such common myths like you mentioned, what books or material should I read?
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by Yoofie 5y ago
> The US doing shitty things doesn't mean Russia isn't doing shitty things, right now. This is a strawman.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Lets be real - NATO is effectively the US with a few European "puppet" states. Without the leadership or the military of the US military, NATO is dramatically and significantly weaker.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
> Except, he already borders 4 (6 if you count Lithuania and Poland due to Kaliningrad) by land, plus Turkey by water), and if he conquered Ukraine the count would rise by 3, so let's call bullshit on that. It's not bullshit. T
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by Yoofie 5y ago
I would also call it xenophobia as well. I can't believe what I'm reading here.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Wow. Shameful. People don't get to choose where they are born and describing other people and another society in such a way despite their current government is quite pathetic. I hope others see your xenophobia and learn to treat others
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by Yoofie 5y ago
> Russia has been dislocating extremely threatening weaponry right on NATO doorstep and treating it as its holy right, for a long time. You got this exactly backwards. NATO has been expanding towards Russia and is seen as aggressive by R
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by Yoofie 5y ago
> This wasn't the US and media pushing for a war. Make no mistake, they were absolutely pushing for war.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
The most surprising the thing from the article is the posted weight limit of 26 tons. I'm no structural engineer but that seems very low to me for the size and length of the bridge? From the looks of the picture, shouldn't that br
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by Yoofie 5y ago
This is what everyone does, period. > But to imply that Russia isn't willing, able, or actively running disinformation ops Literally no one (of significance) is saying this. This is a straw man. > and in fact it's the US Sta
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by Yoofie 5y ago
I think his sarcasm blew a gentle breeze over your head.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Yeah, When I was given the interview prep talk and the associated material - I felt like I was being onboarded to a cult. I get the idea of having guiding principles, but a focused company would have like 3 or 4 key principles to live by -
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by Yoofie 5y ago
How would that work?
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Unfortunately fear is often the primary motivator for alot of irrational decisions & behaviour.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
It unfortunately does not describe how long the surveyed people were unemployed for which would be interesting to know. Thanks for the relevant link & data.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
What initial data?
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Based on a quick scan, none of these studies back up the OP's claim. All these studies show is that long covid exists , but nobody disputes that.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
On what basis do you believe long covid is significantly causing adults to not hold down a full time job?
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by Yoofie 5y ago
If there is no requirement to prove that, you know, you learned anything....why bother with high school at all?

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