boomchinolo78

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by boomchinolo78 2y ago
This is terribly sad! Almost satire
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by boomchinolo78 2y ago
I mean there are alternative models. Lee Kuan Yew from Singapore famously opposed the "helping the bottom kids at expense of the top ones". Is it really the right thing?
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by boomchinolo78 2y ago
>straight up threats because kids would learn things "they shouldn't be" What do you think is behind the threats? Do the teachers fear being replaced or is it coming from a different set of people?
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by boomchinolo78 2y ago
Until we see something like this, The company is liable for $10 per hacked user minus 100X the bounty spend for that year.
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by boomchinolo78 2y ago
Some are good but then think about it this way, most of them look forward to leveraging debt. Which easily puts them in a position, (with for ex. the current high interest rate environment), in which they are trapped. And ^ above we're
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by boomchinolo78 2y ago
The direction of genetic information flow. And yes, multiple cases of the Dogma not working that way. That's why it is, literally, "dogma"
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by boomchinolo78 2y ago
Some people took it to heart
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by boomchinolo78 2y ago
The direction of information flow
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by boomchinolo78 2y ago
It's a good rebranding. It was getting ridiculous 3.5, 4, 4.5,
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by boomchinolo78 2y ago
The FDA only cares about outright, immediately dangerous things. See how long they delayed with asbestos and thalidomide. Over long time frames, you are on your own
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
Card is a permanent %2+ tax, how does it compare?
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
In the US cash is more convenient for paying dinner. Instead of the awkward dance of check -> put card -> bring back -> tip. You just pay it with tip, can easily round up or down a bit...
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
Current thought in political circles is the problem is the fertilizer, nitrogen must be reduced.
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
Thank you! At this point we reapplied but left thinking, what if we had filed a motion? The main thing was they did not know how quick it would have reopened and I risked running out of authorization in the meantime. They did not strike me
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
Feyerabend, for one, but that's getting quite above you...
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
Yeah, the way it's done in my country is the founder and his existing investors pool into a holding for the 51% which the founder controls. Then, they cannot sell around his back
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
Sane people would say "I don't know you" and hang up.
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
The CEO did not have 51%.
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
I've seen small towns adopt cash only payments to curtail this. Why should the tax pay effectively a 2%+ tax on the economic activity of the town. Imagine a bunch of people living there, transacting with each other, 2% tax for every mo
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
Time to go bigger on metals and crypto
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
This is analyzed in that classic economics text The Wealth of Nations, neither capitalists nor urban workers win this one.
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
There are three components that get paid in business. Labor, capital and rent. Rent is low in construction as it is not tied to a particular location; you store the machines and tools anywhere. Increasing the supply of labor will just ensur
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
Mexican construction workers, make usually the minimum wage. About 10 USD per day
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
The form of iron "supplementation" universally added to flour in the US is little more than that. There's some theories that this impacts gut bacteria, particularly the ones associated with B-vitamin. Iron shavings -> bad
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
Also, AFAIK they don't add iron shavings to it
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
I've researched this issue, the Scandys doth protest too much.
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
Yeah, it's like a religion at this point. There are many meaningful debates to be had but people just react very emotionally and dogmatically. What is the degree of human causation? How much can be imputed to solar cycles at any given
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by boomchinolo78 3y ago
Denier is such a loaded word, call them skeptic. In this case at least, seems their skepticism was warranted.
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by boomchinolo78 4y ago
I had a BMW with encrypted CAN or very similar to what that would be. Would refuse to use a new module unless you had the dealership key. Which my mechanic managed to get from his friend at the dealership but still... Needless to say, never
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by boomchinolo78 4y ago
It was never done for climate reasons. Purely economic and geopolitic

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