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by d0100 6y ago
> They'd have to raise prices to cover fixed costs and then have even fewer customers. That's the part where government officials do their job and figure the best way to solve this. Subsidize regional staple foods, community fa
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by d0100 6y ago
> There is already food available in the market. Leave it to capitalism to inflate UBI out of usefulness. Let the market compete with the baseline, never replace it. > you don't get any of it and end up having to pay $18,000 Well
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by d0100 6y ago
I'd wager that UBI will be a huge boost for mental health. It allows someone to retreat and heal, or just go slower, without the $$$ pressure.
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by d0100 6y ago
You are misunderstanding me. The government gives you $300 and makes sure that enough healthy food is available for those $300. You don't get $300 worth of food. You get money. Cold hard cash. And the option to buy cheap food from the
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by d0100 6y ago
UBI shouldn't cover the American Dream. That should only be a reality throught work. UBI should cover a room to live, bread to eat, healthcare and internet access (to participate in the democracy, voting, etc). Wanna buy a car? Go out?
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by d0100 6y ago
UBI should cover government-regulated and government-provided essentials to living. Ex.: * Government housing: $500 * Government basic food package - daily (1500kcal): $300 * x kJ electricity, x m3 water, x m3 gas, x bps internet connection
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by d0100 6y ago
People do that in games all the time. Finish the game -> restart As long as the ride is good, people don't mind having to step down and queue again
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by d0100 6y ago
I'll trade having to buy a good chair + table for 2 extra hours I get from no commute. Heating/air conditioning as well
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by d0100 6y ago
Are these salvageable? And is it legal to just take them and use them?
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by d0100 6y ago
Instead of "Flutter", use "Flash" and you got the same thing! Except hot reload
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by d0100 6y ago
Just buy a bunch of veggies. Eat soup all day?
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by d0100 6y ago
Is it possible to do this programatically?
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by d0100 6y ago
That doesn't seem like a spammy submission rate, considering the slightly related but different contents. And because HN is an intelligent community, this post was deemed interesting enough, with the right offering and content, and IMO
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by d0100 6y ago
I do eat beans all the time, its a staple food here. G I just make them with meat, pork, sausage and the whole party
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by d0100 6y ago
I've had vegetarian rice and beans many times, forced to by lack of money for protein. It's just a bland mixture of sadness and despair
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by d0100 6y ago
> they would possibly hunt more efficiently, using tools and having a better memory for migration routes, they would have a better memory for dangers etc. Sure, but those reasons aren't enough. The world has to change often enough t
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by d0100 6y ago
It is difficult to see how we can regard Neanderthals as anything other than "the same as today just many years ago" At the risk of being disdained by "science", I never bought the idea of pre-historic human subspecies.
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by d0100 6y ago
> The government should take a small ownership stake in companies that receive that kind of money. This sounds absolutely reasonable. Bail them out by being some sort of "angel investor" and get a piece of the company
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by d0100 6y ago
As a lifelong printf debugger in many languages, what I'd prefer is to be able to send my printf's into different streams and have a scrollable, filterable and searchable console for each stream Kinda like the console in web devel
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by d0100 7y ago
How are the Go leadership style and what OP described even remotely the same? Language safe-guarding, maybe. Imagine having your production code hostage to your relationship with the language authors... Go leadership makes me feel like the
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by d0100 7y ago
Or that there is no such "different humans"? I'm still hoping for some discovery of a pre-pre-historic man being found with a metal pot
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by d0100 7y ago
I could quite understand what he meant about WebRTC, is it encripted, but not super encripted, or is it such a junky encription that a script-kiddy can decrypt it? Just launched a product that uses WebRTC and we have a marketing blurb that
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by d0100 7y ago
I want my templates as first-class citizens. If I have to deal with strings and weird, half-baked syntax for loops and conditionals, I'm out. JSX really spoiled me to the point that if there isn't JSX, I don't want it.
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by d0100 7y ago
I disliked small towns. But I know several people who love them and would move back in a heartbeat if money and quality of life wasn't the issue.
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by d0100 7y ago
To have both HUD's on all the time?
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by d0100 7y ago
About label size, I don't think the label should be that big anyway. On an input, there is an option for explanatory text under the input element. At least in Material-UI. So with proper responsive design, the input should expand with
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by d0100 7y ago
For some reason a single buttom mouse makes me feel super dumb. Feels less like a tool and more like a giant red press-me button
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by d0100 7y ago
So everyone becomes FANG free R&D?
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by d0100 7y ago
You obviously haven't played around with his wife's beaver
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by d0100 7y ago
> It is mildly horrifying to see somebody else unable to behave reasonably without made-up guidance. Not behaving according to your made-up reasonableness? If there is no absolute line, then the only thing that matters is being the curre

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