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by adamsb6 7y ago
That would require a whole lot of violence.
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by adamsb6 7y ago
People in China that lose their homes to infrastructure projects do get compensated for it. I think the bigger advantage for China is that the decision to run the track on some alignment doesn’t get litigated and re-litigated for years befo
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by adamsb6 7y ago
Anecdotal from a history of more than a few surgeries: I think the OxyContin is actually less addictive. A pain relieving dose of a non time release opioid will last about four hours. I’ve had pain bad enough that it prevents sleep. To get
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by adamsb6 7y ago
Something to keep in mind: very few people will write a book about how things are basically okay but could use some small tweaks.
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by adamsb6 7y ago
What happens to the people that want to live there and are willing to pay a higher price for it?
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by adamsb6 7y ago
What if the market clearing price increases at greater than 5% plus inflation? This isn’t a free lunch, the tradeoff of a price cap is under provision of a good.
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by adamsb6 7y ago
One possible motive for large numbers of people to colonize Mars: escaping the control of Earth governments. It’s like seasteading except that when you get up to something the governments really don’t like the cost of intervening is extraor
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by adamsb6 7y ago
Ah, I think I understand. So, you'd measure whether this person made a purchase without ever having viewed the ad. Thanks for explaining. I can see why platforms would be reluctant to offer this feature. If you're running ads on m
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by adamsb6 7y ago
I don't think he even has a coherent political ideology, much less that it's fascism.
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by adamsb6 7y ago
I don't follow. How would the conversion get measured if the user never saw the ad? They'd need to follow a link to a landing page that is associated with that particular campaign, and that registers the conversion after the user