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4y ago
Why should anyone settle with a robber? We should be destroying the lives of criminals like this, not settling
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Why is the USD getting stronger? Shouldnt the inflation in the US due to loose monetary policy make the USD weaker internationally?
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4y ago
I think you mean the opposite
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4y ago
Good luck with that invasion! Say goodbye to anything resembling a Chinese state if that happens.
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Solar/wind is highly overrated in Europe. Nuclear is really the only option in Europe that's climate change friendly. Incredible that there's been a push away from it. Realistically, in this new world (since Russia's inv
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*Yet
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The Chinese government owns all of its businesses. In the US/EU, businesses are independently owned by private individuals.
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How ironic it is that the "Freedom Caucus" is using the power of the government to limit the freedom of it's constituents. I remember the day when libertarians were vehemently pro-choice. What happened?
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If there's anything that would build public trust back in police institutions, it would be politically-empowered independent citizen's oversight boards. It is such a shame that most cities in the US don't have these. I'd
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4y ago
Cryptocurrency is extremely valuable. It offers a safe and reliable path for scammers, drug lords, and sex traffickers to transfer funds. A degenerate's dream
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4y ago
Only $50 million for something that seems so socially important? Sounds like an easy win to me.
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If he has no vital signs at his age, he's dead. Very few people make it back from CPR, and if they do they're usually going to suffer serious consequences for the rest of their life from it.
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4y ago
I've been using emacs for org-mode for notes for a decade with emacs defaults. Works wonderfully and is absurdly simple to use
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Blue screen of death, for example.
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It's just an opinion. There's no serious argument being made in the comment everyone is replying to. It's just apriori reasoning, not based in evidence, about how the world works. It's fun to read, but it's not foun
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I don't think the people who made this site are interested in presenting an honest analysis of this topic. It looks like straight up propaganda, with a massive amount of ads. Can you find me a source that presents more than one perspec
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4y ago
>Companies demonetizing content creators Why should a company be forced to pay other people for hosting their content if that content isn't something they think they can profit from? If anything, people should have to pay to host th
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The problem with firing people isn't with how hard it is. It's with the effect firing has on morale and culture of those that remain. As a dev, the moment someone on my team is fired for performance is the moment I'm looking
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We can patch it: https://www.icanw.org/ Virtually all nuclear physicists advocated for something that amounts to the ICAN. Here's Albert Einstein and Bertrand Russell's manifesto for the abolishment of nuclear wea
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If an API allows for awful behavior, shouldn't you blame the designer of that API? Or at least, blame their unwillingness to change that API? What if the awful behavior is baked into the API at its heart?
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Please look at the source I linked. 48% of all Americans, including non-Christians, believe "the Bible is 100% accurate in all it teaches".
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It is not "to live satisfying lives". It is because God commands it, and you should fear him.[1] It's very explicit. 1. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ecclesiastes%20...
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Approximately two-thirds of all Americans, including non-Christians, believe that Christ was literally resurrected in the physical form.[1] It is terrifying how many people in the US believe the bible is literally true in every way. 1. htt
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Fundamentally I think you missed the point of Ecclesiastes. It is: anything you do is meaningless compared to God, and you should fear him and therefore do what He has commanded of you. Excuse my French, but this God is a real asshole, and
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To be honest, I don't really care if Copilot is legal. If it isn't, it should be legal. Change the laws to make it legal.
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Is Indian astrology falsifiable?
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In C, this loop would get unrolled to a no-op in a release environment. Source: https://godbolt.org/z/1sb5Tb3xv
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Boomers are leaving the labor market without as many people replacing them, creating a labor crunch. COVID accelerated that process. It's not much more complicated than that
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And that society continues to function. A social contract
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Silicon Photonics: The Next Silicon Revolution?
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