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61.
by cylinder 6y ago
Are you kidding me? I presume that the referenced poster is an NZ citizen. NZ is a democracy. (S)he has every right to express an opinion about who is able to become a resident or citizen of their country, as well as decide who can own its
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by cylinder 6y ago
they love running stories like but it's actually nonsense, and there's no evidence of it happening, as the article itself admits at the end. the crypto guy quoted here sounds like a clown. you don't need to hide in NZ. going
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by cylinder 6y ago
what is the best local butter you've found here in melb?
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by cylinder 6y ago
Dr Birx said the whole country is doing this, and she seems totally fine with it.
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by cylinder 6y ago
we've reduced demand by realising most of our travel was utterly pointless. things can go on fine without us traversing our cities and the world constantly.
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by cylinder 6y ago
and there's no reason this has to happen. the same way we can print money to hand out to companies we can print money and buy food with it and give it out to hungry people WITHOUT causing inflation.
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by cylinder 7y ago
because their revenue is basically $0 right now?
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by cylinder 7y ago
It's important to note that citizens can always return, but the issue is that if they close borders nobody will be running flights for very long.
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by cylinder 7y ago
It's not a flight ban it's based on the physical presence of the traveller
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by cylinder 7y ago
It's so dumb, immediate family members not applicable -- so check-in agents are now going to be in the business of examining birth certificates?
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by cylinder 7y ago
The response here in Australia has been so pathetic. Especially from the private sector.
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by cylinder 7y ago
Five employees of DB now have it so maybe they'll pay attention now?
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by cylinder 7y ago
Absolutely is a comment in good faith as people are entitled to their opinions and interpretation. I take your comment as condescending; you are not a moderator and shouldn't try to bully people out of expressing their opinions on a me
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by cylinder 7y ago
I don't really see any reason why the US shouldn't already be on lockdown the way most of Asia is.
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by cylinder 7y ago
It's very easy to lock people down. have you ever been in New York before a declared snow day? How about Houston just before a big hurricane? Absolute ghost towns. People are actually eager to be told to stay home and not go to work. T
76.
by cylinder 7y ago
well I can tell you we probably don't have many 30 degree days left in the parts of Australia where most people live. tomorrow in Sydney it will be a top of 23 probably. we are heading towards Autumn quickly and I'm already seeing
77.
by cylinder 7y ago
do you use twitter much? these look like standard Twitter threads to me with standard Twitter writing style. threads from blue checkmark guys do tend towards sensational though.
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by cylinder 7y ago
And how are we going to setup temporary hospitals when portable bed factories are probably all in China?
79.
by cylinder 7y ago
Where do you find how many people the US has tested? I can't find that anywhere.
80.
by cylinder 7y ago
What about all the time that takes? If you have kids you need/want to get home as soon as possible to provide help as well as actually see them. Doesn't matter how many games im playing during that time
81.
by cylinder 7y ago
Why would tech layoffs cause a US-wide recession?
82.
by cylinder 7y ago
it's just like anything else. you need to be self employed and own a business that you've scaled out to earn the big money.
83.
by cylinder 7y ago
yes but how do you find these niche products if you are not in the fine dining industry?
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by cylinder 7y ago
service stations will be redeveloped into higher value real estate such apartments or commercial buildings. there is no reason with EV to have a separate facility as you don't need a massive fuel storage tank underneath. you'd jus
85.
by cylinder 7y ago
you definitely should. there's a clear market gap. you can also build a community out of current/former clients and offer that support network as added value to clients. there's also a lot of hucksters out there who does this
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by cylinder 7y ago
usually solo professionals like yourself will start a side business selling coaching, tools, lessons, guides etc to other practitioners. certainly have a huge base of developers out there who need help going out on their own and could use s
87.
by cylinder 7y ago
reflects poorly on FAANG hiring practices more than anything. how are they not sniffing the phonies out?
88.
by cylinder 7y ago
I live in Sydney and my train is literally never late, always to the minute. I'm just slightly out of peak (just after 9am).
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by cylinder 7y ago
Spain has govt debt of 100% of GDP too. Flying between Melbourne and Sydney is incredibly easy and will only get easier when the western Sydney airport opens. There's nothing and nobody between the two cities worth putting stops at.
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by cylinder 7y ago
People raised in Australia are just used to things being easy and when they're not they get grumpy. Which is happening more as the population grows and the big cities become proper cities and not giant suburbs. It's even happening

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