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countvonbalzac
4y ago
No it doesn't. If it did, they would already hire those people and get rid of their more expensive talent.
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4y ago
Rent is not tax, what an absurd comment.
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4y ago
Because they're ridiculously underfunded. Half of the conservative movement is based around trying to starve the IRS to death so that de facto taxes for wealthy people don't exist anymore.
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4y ago
Do you have any recommendations for tax efficient wrappers?
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4y ago
I remember there was this science barge that had a solar panel that passively tracked the sun by being mounted on a metal tube that had some gas in it that expanded and somehow tilted the panel more towards the sun. I wonder how much more a
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4y ago
+1 suburban / rural areas are heavily subsidized by the federal + state governments. It isn't cheap to maintain that amount of roads / utilities and I could certainly foresee a future in which it becomes much more expensive t
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4y ago
Is there bad air quality there from the coal fire?
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4y ago
Thanks for the reply! I'm curious where you draw the line between derived data and a full application for something like modeling climate risk for insurance?
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4y ago
But do humans really want to live on pluto? We evolved to live in nature, surrounded by plants and animals. I just don't see people wanting to live on a cold rock.
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4y ago
I'm confused what the author is trying to argue? 1. People don't want satellite data they want their problem to be solved So a company like Planet shouldn't (just) get satellite data they should solve problems. 2. Companies c
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5y ago
What a lazy comment.
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5y ago
Or just let the kids be kids, stop mandating at a state level who they have to be.
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5y ago
Lol it is perfectly safe, hundreds of thousands of people do it every day.
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5y ago
If you don't have the price set by a market, but some "a third-party financial firm" chosen by the corporation, well that just sounds like fraud?
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5y ago
It's not so easily to transport gas from western russia to china though. Russia can't just build a pipeline overnight to china.
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5y ago
I am not in academia but the 53% overhead to an outsider is absurd! Probably the same reason tuition has gotten so high, someone has to pay for all those deans, vice deans and vice vice deans!
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5y ago
Mutations don't happen at scale, they occur in single organisms. Therefore the converse is true!
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5y ago
No, it's very clearly land use policies that artificially reduce the number of housing units in this country.
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5y ago
Read the article - "Whether this is a good thing for the world is another question, one muddied by how poorly understood Telegram is, especially in the US. The vast majority of journalists still refer to it as an “encrypted messaging a
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5y ago
what?
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5y ago
This is brilliant. Do you know what sort of limits mobile service providers impose on phones?
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5y ago
Probably so little kids don't eat them
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5y ago
Rather than flying truffles transatlantic they can just be trucked across the country, or take much shorter and much less carbon-intensive flights. This is a massive win for the climate.
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5y ago
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2021/07/remote-...
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5y ago
Had this, did this, got 99th percentile score -> ivy league. It's happens. I think I'm pretty smart but obviously very privileged.
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5y ago
50 lines on a legacy system is much harder to write than the equivalent just jamming out new stuff. Also it's hard to compare lines cause it's not a language agnostic measure.
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5y ago
i did the same thing, minecraft servers were an amazing social experience for kids
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5y ago
what do you think about react native? i hear a lot of bad things
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5y ago
Delta spread so quickly that everyone got delta in short order and now has some level of immunity
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5y ago
I wish they'd invest in public transit
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