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by bildung 7y ago
> But I don't think there are better countries concerning civil rights. No European state comes close. Not Sweden, not Norway, Switzerland maybe for some people... I've read that often, but don't really think it's t
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by bildung 7y ago
> Why? It's not rocket science, and it's not like this is a complex decision that you couldn't adequately make after 15 of Internet searching. If you've got a tonsillitis (one of the most common reasons for getting
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by bildung 7y ago
He didn't invent the dish in itself, he invented the pad Thai as a national dish .
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by bildung 7y ago
> An asset isn't necessarily an investment. E.g. cars, merchandise, foodstuff etc. Aren't those examples consumables, not assets? I always assumed assets are by definition things you invest in, not things you consume, but may
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by bildung 7y ago
It seems they would be more right than wrong, though, as business owners indeed also own the majority of US real estate, with about $30 trillion business-owned vs. $19 trillion privately owned: * Residential real estate market size was $33
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by bildung 8y ago
> Arguably, if it wasn't for the weed-smoking twitter troll, those established car companies would still not be investing in EVs. I think Tesla made EVs cooler or made them look like an actual option, but it isn't true that o
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by bildung 8y ago
As apparently no one who opposes Huawei seems to be bothered with e.g. Ciscos security track record, it has to be either corruption or ideology.
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by bildung 8y ago
I doubt many in the US (and Europe) even have full 4G speeds, e.g. 1 gigabit/s downstream.
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by bildung 8y ago
The smear campaign part of negamax's comment.
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by bildung 8y ago
What exactly is Teslas technology advantage? Pure electric cars are fundamentally simpler cars than both ICE and of course hybrid models. And most other brands had hybrid models for a long time. I seriously doubt any established car manufac
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by bildung 8y ago
>* The Swiss have benefitted from maintaing a sound fiscal house and associated currency, over time. The US, much of Western Europe and Japan have been busy debasing themselves with enormous financial mistakes over the last several decad
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by bildung 8y ago
Couldn't the same (IMO flawed) reasoning applied to the topic at hand? "Computers are made complicated on purpose - after all think of all the lucrative programming jobs"
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by bildung 8y ago
> Django is supposed to be the “Rails” of Python, allowing programmers who want a Rails-like experience to continue using Python instead of switching languages completely. A small nitpick: While Django may indeed fill that role, it&#x2
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by bildung 8y ago
I assume Dan really means a nested directory structure, like so: django_project/top_level_app/second_level_app/ in top_level_app you then could do from second_level_app.models import model1 or from a different top level app:
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by bildung 8y ago
Fair enough :) If MacOS is mandatory, the X1 won't be an option. I just gave it as an example that you absolutely can have both portability and a good keyboard at the same time.
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by bildung 8y ago
> Mankind came to what it is 99.9% of time without artificial devaluation. Because productivity was practically constant for this 99.9% of human history. Therefore the monetary base could be practically constant, too. With the industri
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by bildung 8y ago
Or you could get something like the X1 carbon, which weighs much less (so is more portable) and has a keyboard you can actually type on for hours.
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by bildung 8y ago
> There are _plenty_ of people right here in the US who can't afford drugs because we insist that they should be 10x the price in the US than everywhere else. The very article explains this isn't true, as drug price doesn&#x2
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by bildung 8y ago
Because HTML mails are almost always spam anyway.
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by bildung 8y ago
Per your own quote it isn't socialism: The private insurers are getting the profit, not "the community as a whole".
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by bildung 8y ago
Actually many schizophrenia patients are in fact working and living relatively normal lives. The costs I linked are the actual current costs for Germany and include reimployment measures (have a look at the second link). But you're rig
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by bildung 8y ago
The psychatrist doesn't seem to know much about schizophrenia. If you compare worldwide prevalence [1], you'll see that the difference between countries of lowest prevalence and countries of highest prevalence only differ by about
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by bildung 8y ago
> https://homicides.news.baltimoresun.com/ Oh wow, Baltimore (600k inhabitants) has about the same homicide rate per year as the whole of Germany (83M inhabitants)...
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by bildung 8y ago
> The amount of details, little "sprinkles" that average Mac and MacOS users take for granted is greatly underrated. Especially those sprinkles that get stuck under the keys ;)
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by bildung 8y ago
Huawei is in an employee-owned company, no state involved.
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by bildung 8y ago
Not GP, but I, too find it suspicious that e.g. Cisco, I direct competitor to Huawei, gets caught with yet another new backdoor almost monthly[1], and apparently the US administration has no qualms with buying Cisco hardware or with Cisco c
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by bildung 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_the_goalposts#Logical_f...
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by bildung 8y ago
In a few countries, yes, but sadly not for the majority of the world population.
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by bildung 8y ago
Fertilization > fertilizer. What I meant were practices like e.g. planting mustard and plowing it under between seasons.
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by bildung 8y ago
I think you missed that plant-based fertilization exists. How do you think the nitrogen, sulfur and phosphor got into the animals in the first place? Manure is used because it is readily available due to current livestock production, not be

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