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Sure but in this case it’s his adherents who are claiming to be right leaning and former MAGA supporters. It doesn’t look good to Democrats to see memes for Yang or back to Trump so I cannot be cynical here. edit: Because it's a bad lo
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Yang is often referred to as a “tech entrepreneur” but it’s practically a smear to insinuate he’s some billionaire (a common assumption). It’s more accurate to say he’s a nonprofit entrepreneur given his dot-com was a charity organizing co
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> Yes, I get that "lifestyle changes" could help No. Just don't entertain this idea. You can go 20 years since the first time someone told you you may be ADHD or depressed with subsequent diagnoses. Then tell yourself i
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Define regressive and progressive. I see these terms used all the time but I've never seen a description that matched the words.
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> I see no evidence that this is a male thing, versus a female thing I’ve yet to see a valid generalization for men that did not hold for women. Though sometimes the perspective changes.
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Palliative cate the profession may be. Palliative care as practiced by hospices is more hit than miss but they do miss. You will find comments by nurses reassuring the right to die fans that end of life care covers their concerns. Hospic
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Agreed on incentives. There is no resolvable solution for those incentives. Especially since suicide is easy to plan and not necessarily painful. For example iirc, Robin Williams did it.
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Honestly that is no defense at all for over medication. I’d rather be properly medicated and risk dying on a fence than be over medicated. If I reach that point I’ve already lived enough years and I’d prefer to maintain what abilities I c
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7y ago
Good tip. Never heard of Altex but I’m in Carrollton a lot.
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No. How would it? How would the search unit moonitize itself? So far add is the only way and it’s a perfect fit. Something is wrong with this whole thing. I think it’s that the media companies are realizing they are losing power and influ
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As you know, you are right. But that isn’t the superficial reading of “robots are replacing jobs”. The article makes the point that some people like Bill DeBlasio will try to outlaw automation and robots.
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At some point we will have to stabilize the economy with a stagnant or shrinking population. We might as well learn sooner than later if you believe in global warming. We should consider these incentives now.
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Isn’t that the implication of the headline? I.e. “No robots nothing to fear.”
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Wouldn’t child credits incentivize children. And shouldn’t we wish to disincentivized children?
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There are some shenanigans happening with media takedowns against “tech” and new media companies. Looks to me like a concerted effort to subvert the power they are gaining over the old media based structures. That’s got the old publishing
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Uber/Lyft drivers frequently hand out cards in major markets after airline flights in an attempt to cut out Uber/Lyft.
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I don’t know of any US company making LTE or 5g hardware. I think it is mostly European. Much of the the networking hardware is US but much of all networking is Broadcom based now.
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There would be a management network to vpn into and a server for storing images on. It would require planning but he’s right.
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Sure but the comment looks like it was more about enterprise networking. Both Europe and the US have good companies to choose from and we’ll be worse off if they mutually block each other out. We’re better off if European and US companies
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I agree Cisco specifically is suspect but surely there are better solutions than blackballing all American companies. I say this because Europe can force US companies to release their code to them as Microsoft does and we’d all be better fo
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They would have to accelerate their automation of front of house. But other than that they won't get rid of the rest of the workers. One day they might work out how to automate some things but given the broken blizzard machine is a
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No they're envisioning Amazon claiming to protect their workers in bad faith in order to protect Amazon from suits for not vetting their workers properly.
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If that were true we would expect Asian cultures to have a prominent counter cultural ethos known to the west. As far as I know that’s not the case.
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That's what was done before he bought the land though? An easement was placed on it allowing for people to pass through to the beach right? It's the same situation as having a sidewalk in front of your house.
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Apologies, that's the worst case.
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You are the government. Small communities running their own network is the best case for everyone. The labor required will not change so those of us with networking skills will still have work and the scale is still high enough to pay is w
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Why doesn't Netflix support Switch? If you can't answer I will accept Nintendo politics as the answer.
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> Because if it isn't wrong to make the assumption about the average person, but it is wrong to make it about some subset, then isn't that, at its very core, treating that demographic different than the average? No it is not in
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They don’t have to. As long as they keep the color differences between iMessage and non encrypted messages people will learn. Everyone smokes or does something technically illegal. They just have to be told that the middle men archive all t
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One of the greatest lies perpetuated in America is that people's objection to things like a wealth tax is based on a belief they could one day be billionaire's. It isn't. See Davidu's comment. There are better ways to
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