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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Then again HN doesn't have ad revenue to protect, and you can only spend Karma at a limited number of retailers.
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Hmm, I was about to get a MBP with an older Max chip, guess I should wait for prices to slide a bit.
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Why not? If you grow and you're producing more packaging that ends up as waste, your reporting responsibilities/liability scale with your output. As I mentioned in another comment, you're not liable to do detailed reports (id
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Sounds like those small companies would be micro-enterprises, no?
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Sorry, it's on page 12.
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the case where company A manufactures the packaging, company B buys the packaging, and then does a B2C delivery to another member state In that case company A is the producer. Also, even if the packaging is branded, company A is the produ
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Protesting PS5 players now plan permanent blackout(pushsquare.com)
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The same sort of arguments are playing out in the US, albeit on a shorter timescale. I couldn't say when it started, but it's extremely depressing that the history section in most general bookstores is just a locus for narrative w
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Thanks to tomis who posted the EU FAQ on the topic below: https://op.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/ad1... None of this applies to companies that are micro-enterprises or use generic rathe
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I'm more inclined to believe the person who backed up their argument with a citation, especially after looking at the document they linked which expressly contradicts you.
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No matter how small the risk is That's just an excuse then. Register with whatever local authority in your country handles these things and in the unlikely event you get a grumpy letter just send them a copy of your registration docu
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How do you expect people to discuss them across the scale of a whole economy without giant spreadsheets? Externalities are a well understood economic concept whose study goes back a century. https://www.acton.org/node/6
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A simpler solution (which the author doesn't seem to consider) is just putting hte cost on the packaging vendors, who will of course pass it on to their customers. So the price of a padded bag or whatever will rise perhaps 20 cents, bu
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
You boast about the superior quality of german manufacturing. Or move your manufacturing to eastern Germany where costs are lower.
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Any imports and exports are going to involve external files in almost every case. This is an attention grabbing headline that ignores the value of semantic consistency across applications. Everyone understands that the File menu is about do
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The obvious ethical question comes up at the 3 minute mark. The CEO kinda ducks and says the API vs front-end delay is only 50ms so it's OK because only machines can read things that fast. 'Also, did you know other services have A
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On Average: The choice in maximizing expected value(eehh-stanford.github.io)
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There's zealous representation of your client, and then there's whatever this bullshit is. The predeliction for defining away problems is a social sickness.
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Large silver and turquoise mines, basically.
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Non-trash local source with actual photographs instead of AI-generated imagery https://www.12news.com/article/news/local/arizona/phoenix-to...
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The internet has enabled a sort of structural/emergent legal colonialism - not centrally planned or directed, but as an emergent property of a global information system and those most economically incentivized to profit off it. The mos
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Sure they are, we just call it 'slashing red tape.'
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I am sick of this 'just so' logic. I could equally argue that AIs are not driven by greed, sexual appetites, revenge, etc., making them considerably more trustworthy than wealthy sociopaths. It's already noteworthy when a ver
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Chance would be a fine thing. The modern corporation is a vehicle for the distribution/evasion of criminal and often civil liability, let's not pretend otherwise.
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Close the window and go watch it.
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Harrison Ford is not very good in it—perhaps not a great actor generally. His pretending to be a nerd/fan in Zhora's dressing room is too cringey to watch it's so bad… Harrison Ford is playing Rock Deckard, a detective (not
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
You know. a lot of people here are not from the US. And many people thought launching a trade war last year was a bad idea in the first place.
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Politicians spin things constantly, especially during elections. hundreds of Democrats 37 + 15 = 52
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Clickbait garbage How accurate is modern forensics? Sponsored by Saily - Get an exclusive 15% discount on Saily data plans! Use code veritasium at checkout. Download the Saily app or go to https://saily.com/veritasium Last
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Where did you get the idea that I was dismissing the result?

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