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by blq10 3y ago
They usually believe some of it, because they're spin doctors not idiots. Edge is pretty OK, good even compared to Firefox's speed issues and Chrome being Chrome.
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by blq10 3y ago
How is this not retroactive enforcement? The particular product under investigation and or litigation was around for 3 or 4 years, and while the SEC is free to reclassify financial products at will - the fact that they did so and are now at
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by blq10 3y ago
They are not required to do so, no. However, abusing retroactive enforcement does create a pretty clear case that the SEC is not interested in forming a regulatory framework for the exchange of digital commodities - instead preferring to im
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by blq10 3y ago
It is substantially implied, considering being worried about population growth when the data suggests it is declining.
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by blq10 3y ago
We are already below replacement TFR in most countries in the West. "Limiting children" in that case is "human race should die because the climate" and like, no. Please stop repackaging anti human doomerism as climate ac
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by blq10 3y ago
"Cities are more efficient, suburbs and rural sprawl are inefficient and bad" depends on: A: the design of the suburb B: the underlying economy they're built in C: cultural factors. When the US contained major manufacturing,
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by blq10 3y ago
This attitude is more dystopia than any micromanaging over the shoulder boss. "Companies should pay an employees a stipend for the risk of..... human contact!" I already lament the world where parents are fined and sometimes jaile
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by blq10 3y ago
This is quite the framing. The company gets paid for producing human value to customers, and unless you're willing to take a pay cut to work remote (oh, you aren't? I see.) the cost there is dominated by employee wages, taxes, soc
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by blq10 3y ago
These are not random hypotheticals. Which is why we cannot reasonably call your listicle that doesn't give proper citations or even hyperlinks "data". 55% of all EEOC complaints were about "retaliation", that's
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by blq10 3y ago
Is there fear of retaliation when the reaction is almost universally media fawning for the bravery of speaking up, and importantly, has been for 20 ish years?
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by blq10 3y ago
The point here is that what is considered sexual harassment is itself political. I can hear all kinds of overtly racist and sexist statements from my female colleagues, but because they are women, and their comments are directed at white fo