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albertop
4y ago
Also it is good to keep in mind the following [0] from Matt Ridley. 0- https://twitter.com/mattwridley/status/1565242836710309891
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albertop
4y ago
> ww2 was a war caused by angry people electing a maniac In Germany?
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albertop
4y ago
I have yet to see open source alternative with UX that is better than original.
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albertop
4y ago
How to Think about the Economy: A Primer [0] - is a great starting point. [0] - https://mises.org/library/how-think-about-economy-primer
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albertop
4y ago
Honest question: what is wrong with Essential Scrum?
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Cities and Towns Are Paying Tech Workers to Abandon SV. It’s Working
(wsj.com)
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Ransomware Gang Masquerades as Real Company to Recruit Tech Talent
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5y ago
Do you know how they are generating electricity?
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5y ago
Or not.
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5y ago
It is tragic but what this has to do with forcing kids to wear mask? Sweden hit zero COVID death months ago, even though they never closed elementary schools and did not require masks. Children bear an incredibly small health risk with resp
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5y ago
Psychological harm caused by forcing mask on young children is well documented. So forcing something on them that has no positive effect matters a lot.
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5y ago
Also: In one of the most callous examples of exclusionary state politics in practice, last year the Queensland government denied a 14-year-old double-lung transplant patient from NSW access to his specialist doctor, declaring that Queenslan
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5y ago
In Australia government now controls how much alcohol people can consume in their locked down homes. They are searching all bags and things coming into the building. That is the line now. How far it will go we will see.
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albertop
5y ago
Are you sure they did? Or it’s just a doge to avoiding bad press at the time they getting ready to introduce new devices.
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albertop
5y ago
Learning How to Learn by Barbara Oakley has been my go to approach. Best advice I was able to find so far.
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5y ago
The bureaucratic wing of the new class has other special rights and privileges as well. For starters, its members are virtually unfireable. “Death—rather than poor performance, misconduct or layoffs—is the primary threat to job security at
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Software Firm at Center of Ransomware Attack Was Warned of Cyber Flaw in April
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A Scientist Who Said No to Covid Groupthink
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It is worse than that. Your story is not statically relevant, but it is in line with the OP so it is relevant and interesting. However they cannot stomach anything that contradicts their new religion. I like you LOL attitude towards those l
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5y ago
I wonder how much time before whataboutism comments will show up.
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albertop
5y ago
Not US but SF and other progressive cities.
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albertop
5y ago
Great news for NY Governors!
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albertop
6y ago
So why the UK/US numbers are way ahead of EU?
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6y ago
A good summary of EU problems is described [1]. Washington and London understood that crucial to mass procurement was throwing large amounts of R&D money at many companies in hopes some would work. Brussels focused on haggling down the
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A string of vaccine bungles on the Continent threatens health, global economy
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The greater (lower) the degree of government involvement in the provision of a good or service the greater (lower) the price increases (decreases) over time, e.g., hospital and medical costs, college tuition, childcare with both large degre
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Suspected Russian Hack Extends Far Beyond SolarWinds Software
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Britain Will Thrive If We Side with Innovators
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This is NOT how innovation works. https://www.amazon.com/How-Innovation-Works-Flourishes-Freed...
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Thanks for clarifying. This is very different and not quite fitting imaginary narrative of the parent’s post.
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