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Yes, the missing context here is the idea that UBI will be financed by cutting existing social services.
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Here's the paper Loeb co-authored ... Could Solar Radiation Pressure Explain 'Oumuamua's Peculiar Acceleration? https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.11490v4
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8y ago
Are there anywhere you can get Malkovich Bias scores to see just how out of the ordinary your web use habits are?
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People regularly confess very serious crimes on social media. It's quite astonishing.
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It's a campaign promise: "This, we will do three years of coming back to power in the state" ... "finer details were yet to be worked out." https://indianexpress.com/article/india/sikkim-sa
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Interestingly, low gravity changes the way plants express their genes ... Organ-specific remodeling of the Arabidopsis transcriptome in response to spaceflight https://bmcplantbiol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186
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8y ago
It's a warning. The site is authored by a private entity whose only qualification may be that they registered the gdpr.eu domain most quickly. It claims to be a "complete guide to GDPR compliance" but is nothing of the sort
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> GDPR.EU is a website operated by Proton Technologies AG, which is co-funded by Project REP-791727-1 of the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Union. This is not an official EU Commission or Government resource. The europa
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*main electrical energy source. Like other developed nations, electricity is < 15% of Germany's primary energy consumption.
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Why do they care?
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My understanding is that there is a solid constitutional challenge at the Federal level because the bill specifies designated headquarters rather than, for example, state of incorporation, which means that they are trying to enforce state l
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How about we start with a managed retreat from places where flooding is so common that insurance companies don't offer flood insurance?
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Surely the bookstores are hurting themselves by not stocking this book? If French consumers start shopping at Amazon, it might be habit forming.
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8y ago
Donated her kidneys, lungs, liver and heart. All four recipients developed a similar breast cancer.
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8y ago
I'll add The Glass Bead Game by Hermann Hesse because it saved me from decades of pointless game playing. (Actually just read everything by Hermann Hesse).
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8y ago
To avoid a whole new class of zoonotic diseases?
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8y ago
Yes, craigslist.org accidentally killed local news. Craig Newmark is aware of this and is in engaged in philanthropic counter-efforts.
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8y ago
In the commercial sector, people seek wealth. Academics instead seek fame. These PR articles help make them famous.
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8y ago
The Californian regulatory environment is very costly. It is natural for power producers to build new capacity elsewhere.
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There may be some imports of nuclear-sourced power from Arizona and Washington state.
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60% has to be wind and solar, the remaining 40% may be hydro and nuclear.
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Journalism is in an on going funding crisis. I hear what you are saying, but there are plenty of publications that have gone belly-up after putting up a pay wall - there are just too many alternatives with near identical content. This is
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> The Guardian, a U.K.-based newspaper, has raised $130 million from reader contributions since April 2016. That's actually a significant portion of its revenue (~$275 million last fiscal). Quite interesting.
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tl;dr: the author's answer to the question in the headline is that US unions have become too weak to negotiate adding union representatives to corporate boards.
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> But generally speaking, no, the $1000 would be considered tax-free as for all intents and purposes, it's a gift from the coffers of government's treasury. If the income is truly universal (i.e., not means tested), then it wil
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It'll be interesting to see if YC adds language prohibiting such arrangements to the experiment contract. It could be that $25k is all the capital needed to start a small business. Maybe YC itself could offer it as an alternative: la
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> The idea that it would just spark an inflationary spiral, OTOH, something that needs some support. Fair point. My assumption is that any political movement that institutes UBI in the first place would add automatic indexing to CPI eit
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> Price control? Is this some sort of a joke? No, UBI only works if you institute price controls, or if there is a mass migration to rural areas, Otherwise, it just sparks an inflationary spiral. The spiral is even quicker if UBI is &#
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> experts also participated in an online “prediction market,” trading shares that corresponded to studies, which paid out only if the given study was replicated. > Both approaches did well at predicting the outcome for individual stud
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The paper[1] says that they use "accounts known to be bots or trolls and identified in 7 publicly available lists of Twitter user IDs" such as this list ... https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/social-media/now-a
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