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chgs
2y ago
You are asserting building a dam has downsides. That’s correct (there are upsides too - flood control, fresh water storage etc) However you are conflating dam building with hydro generation.
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chgs
2y ago
You have one person in that RACI accountable box. That’s the engineer signing it off as fit. They are held accountable, including with jail if required.
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chgs
2y ago
Need far more regulation of the software industry, far too many people working in it fail to understand the scope of what they do. Civil engineer kills someone with a bad building, jail. Surgeon removes the wrong lung, jail. Computer progra
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chgs
2y ago
You can control for that. Multiple machines doing is rival calculations for example
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chgs
2y ago
QUIC is all about an advertising company guarenteeing delivery of adverts to the consumer. As long as the adverts arrive quickly the rest is immaterial.
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chgs
2y ago
I don’t think my 10g coppers will drop to 10m. 100m sure, but 10m rings a bell.
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chgs
2y ago
My single mode keystones pass through were about the same price as cat5, and pre-made cables were no harder to run than un terminated cat5.
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chgs
2y ago
A 3m 100g dac is 1/3 the price
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chgs
2y ago
Their point was those systems like hdmi, bits of usb-c etc put the complexity is very expensive very short cables. Meanwhile a 10g port on my home router will run over copper for far longer. Not that I’m a fan given the power use, fibre is
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chgs
2y ago
The vast majority of ip4 only networks are enterprise, that’s where I hear the complaints from. The people who say autoconf (dhcp etc) is bad and that dns is bad.
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chgs
2y ago
I can’t go to Cuba without making it far harder to go to America. I can’t easily do business was with both freely, I have to choose.
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chgs
2y ago
But not when you pay income tax and then buy something and pay sales tax.
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chgs
2y ago
Gotta keep the Ponzi scheme of the stock market inflated. Without people pouring their earnings into it in the form of 401ks, the record highs can’t be guaranteed - whole thing will collapse.
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chgs
2y ago
There’s three levels of healthcare 1) developed counties 2) developing counties 3) the USA
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chgs
2y ago
Well at my company it comes from the same budget. Doesn’t matter how you hide it.
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chgs
2y ago
My employer likes me and gives me $100k and I have to pay tax.
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chgs
2y ago
On a cosmic scale what does simultaneously mean? Two object in a distinct orbit will be in different planes of reference
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chgs
2y ago
But honest day’s work income has an additional payroll tax which totals about 20% marginal for the majority of people (plot about 60/40 between employer and employee). Far better to be paid in shares.
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chgs
2y ago
> in many cases this can't be paid without selling the asset. Ok. And? Why should someone get $5m for doing bugger all. If they were paid $5m for cleaning a car they would lose a fortune in tax.
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chgs
2y ago
Indeed. Passive income is taxed at a much lower rate than working income in the U.K, and that includes property rents (after paying expenses like a managing agent) and dividends Capital gains is taxed even lower than that.
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chgs
2y ago
Or you just pay a property management company, which comes off pre tax.
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chgs
2y ago
They could. But they didn’t. He’s a twat. But he has vision longer than the next quarter and can inspire / coerce people into delivering.
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2y ago
My village - which is far larger nowadays - never had a station. Subsidising buses like the £2 fare makes far more sense for most people than subsidising trains. Not that we get a bus which goes anywhere useful like a train station there’s
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2y ago
When it’s overcrowded, typically caused by policies such as work from office.
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chgs
2y ago
A strong German military with an ascendant far right party. What could possibly go wrong.
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2y ago
HS2 spent years and billions trying to keep the moaners in the chilterns happy. The number of tunnels is insane. The M40 didn’t have this problem. Yes transportation goes without saying. Places like Telford and Milton Keynes and the likes.
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2y ago
They do, hence it takes so long to approve a starship flight, because resources are prioritised elsewhere.
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2y ago
15 years of all major parties supporting hs2 and it couldn’t be rammed through Want to improve things for people in the UK, ram through massive new housing akin to the newtowns of 50 years ago.
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2y ago
Most beeching stations were of no use- the service wasn’t there. The village my son’s school is at had a station, a mile out the middle, with 5 trains a day. You would have to change to another train to get to a station with a regular servi
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2y ago
Not exactly hard to nowadays in Germany Using the rail system? Now that’s a trick and a half.
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