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That’s also why everyone loves crypto. The idea of sovereignty. Vote for whatever you want every 4 years, the market votes with every purchase. Vote for stimulus, that stimulus just drives crypto higher. Everyone knows that one day all of i
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5y ago
Lots of it is, in the 70s the coal industry paid Greenpeace to kill the nuclear industry. Now KSA pays the same people to shutdown the tar sands.
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Having travelled it seems the places without capitalism have the most environmental destruction
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5y ago
That sounds like criminal negligence causing death if the facts are as you say. Perhaps OSHA should bring that case. How has Walmart shirked responsibility? Seeking independent review by an unbiased party is hardly shirking responsibility.
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5y ago
Let justice be done though the heavens fall.
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In the case of a bank run specifically yes. In the more general case of a deleveraging (2008) it would be QE / asset purchases.
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Imagine not wanting to be blamed / fined for someone’s death for unforeseen circumstances and then once they were reasonably foreseen taking action to correct it.
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In Canada we use that model for funding schools, it’s set by the province on a per student basis with adjustments for special needs. In BC private schools get (or used to get, govt changed recently) half of the funding of public schools. I
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I think school choice is the ideal middle ground. Schools can offer a variety of ways to teach and parents can pick from them / start their own school and provide another offering. One size fits all is bound to cause problems as our so
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It is impossible. Only a moron of magnificent magnitude would fail to print additional cash to cover the run. The problems caused by the feds failure to lend to First Bank of America during the Great Depression are well understood by the ce
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Even without overcommit swap makes the system work better as unused pages can be written to disk and that memory used for disk cache and I think can also help with defragmentation of memory not sure how that process actually works.
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You can tell the FreeBSD / xnu devs take their job more seriously. A failure in the VM compressor sounds so much more professional than being OOM killed.
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It’s likely being OOM killed on Linux. Not sure what’s happening on Mac. Try allocating a terabyte of swap and it should run. Alternatively use mmap & mlock to verify the allocation succeeded, but the process can still be OOM killed at
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Israel ranks higher than many EU countries including Greece. Out of 173 countries Israel ranks 33rd. Think about that, only 32 countries in the world are more free than Israel. It ranks higher than the US. https://www.theglobalec
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Those are now different countries. Most countries require you to be a citizen to be elected to its government.
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I was looking for an objective measure. Obviously Israel is not perfect, but is there any metric on which a country in the middle east beats Israel? Like surely there's some microstate that at least has a functioning democracy, gay rig
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It’s hard to think of a country in the Middle East with more rights and freedoms or a better human rights record. I know I’ll get a lot of downvotes for saying that, but what I’d like is an objective measure on which another country in the
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I believe the numbers work out to sequestering 1/3rd of CO2 output for around $4 billion per year and creating hundreds of billion in fish as well as untold benefits for the ecosystem
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Never said it was. I’m saying that big tech takes punitive actions against users that aren’t related to any of the things you don’t do. For example on Facebook men are allowed to show nipples on pictures while women are not. For Canada at l
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pruneyard_Shopping_Center_v._R... In American constitutional law, this case established two important rules: under the California Constitution, individuals may peacefully exercise their ri
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5y ago
bastardoperator, would you also say that you don't denigrate people based on their parents marital status online? On YouTube just saying your name would get your videos demonetized and I have a feeling your username banned.
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Putting excess effort into things that your customers don't need isn't MVP. These efforts aren't meaningless, they are very important when you get into enterprise sales once your product has found market fit and is maturing.
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5y ago
It's zero or near zero. Committing crimes generally bars one from being a director, especially public companies. White collar crime sentences generally preclude serving on any board until their dues are paid to society. Even personal b
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This seems kinda cargo culty. An MVP necessarily meets the security requirements of its customers else it would not be purchased and hence is not an MVP as it is unviable in the market. If your product is solving a pain point things like SO
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Men likely just commit more crimes. I do think there is huge bias in sentencing though. You have to know how to interact with police tho, I think many men's intuition on how to do this is lacking. Lawrence Summers got in a lot of troub
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Of course. I think the vast vast majority of people abhor racism and discrimination in the US and Canada yet our countries are described by the woke as bastions of this kind of thought when the vast majority of the evidence points to it bei
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Basically, the GPA / exam scores required for Asians to be accepted is far higher than any other group. To exclude them Harvard gives Asians low personality scores. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/15/us&#
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It also presupposes such systemic disadvantages exist. Not sure why so many people from other countries immigrate to places that are so obviously systemically biased against them. Or why when institutions such as Harvard actually do systemi
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It also works great for a product / bug backlog. Just delete the entire thing. If it's a real bug / feature it will get recreated.
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They won’t argue with it but they’ll certainly ship it.
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