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by daedrdev 1y ago
My point is orbits of planets are not calculable. In only 5 million years in fact they are chaotic! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyapunov_time Thus its easy to imagine inflation not being predictable, especially sin
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by daedrdev 1y ago
I think you misunderstand what marginal cost is in economics.
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by daedrdev 1y ago
The three body problem means that we cannot predict the future of orbits of planets. Clearly astronomy is a science anyway. Since the economy is made up of individuals who make chaotic choices, I think anyone claiming to be able to predict
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by daedrdev 1y ago
In a busy season at work more people work overtime, which is a very simple a marginal cost that increases with production. If we have a sudden surge in production, suppliers can get us goods much faster than usual but only if we pay more, a
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by daedrdev 1y ago
I've heard of people making reminder bots for schools that give you a short time slot to accept getting off a waitlist before it moves to the next person
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Austin LITERALLY has falling housing prices from building more units https://www.texastribune.org/2025/01/22/austin-texas-rents-f... > A massive apartment building boom in the Austin-Round Rock region has
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Marginalism is one of the most understandable and widely accepted economic theories, what is your alternative?
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Many cities for example forbid single stair multi story buildings from being built, despite the lack of danger and much of their current stock being literally this, which greatly raises the costs to build denser housing since everything has
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Im not sure the Japanese government will survive to December so this could change
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by daedrdev 1y ago
I think a lot of people share similar concerns, but the benefits of a successfully therapy are so extreme it would take quite a lot to derail ozempic. People easily gain 5 or more years of lifespan by not being obese, avoid myriad related h
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by daedrdev 1y ago
This is interesting but what about non standard items? There are plenty of cases where the raw material might theoretically have the same name, but was made with a different process by each manufacturer or the resulting item from different
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by daedrdev 1y ago
There are numerous HTTP header vulnerabilities that CDNs already fix and block, how is this different?
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Thats being a nimby in all but name. The UK does not build flats relative to its needs.
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by daedrdev 1y ago
It was a 16 person study on open source devs that found 50 hours of experience with the tool made people more productive
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by daedrdev 1y ago
I saw a neat one where they put the last gear in a block of cement while still spinning the first one quite fast.
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by daedrdev 1y ago
The carbon cycle will end in only 600 million years due to the increasing brightness of the sun if you want a closer end date for life as we know it on earth
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Having taking a course based on HtDP as my first serious coding course in college, it was good at teaching many concepts, but it felt very verbose and was aggressive in its hiding of features that weren't that difficult to grasp.
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by daedrdev 1y ago
HN doesn't generally vibe with class consciousness because their high income makes them far more aligned with the "capitalist class" just like how a small business owner is much more aligned with the worker class despite bein
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Not even, BYD and other Chinese car companies make great, reliable cars. This is simply Volvo intentionally and likely knowingly cheating out as much as possible to make a quick buck, burning their brand in the process
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by daedrdev 1y ago
I doubt the government cares, especially since they drove many post office heads to suicide claiming they stole money when it was really software bugs despite all evidence showing this.
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by daedrdev 1y ago
I think they probably should not have implied its accessible via VPN, the UK might still go after their asses for having UK users even with the IP block
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Its apparently trying to allow x < y < z be a legal statement, meaning that we get: False == False and False in [False] is a expansion of that statement, just like x < y and y < z is the expansion of x < y < z
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by daedrdev 1y ago
I just think people are going to heavily disagree what is moral and immoral eugenics. Like there was an article here recently about how there was drama with gene editing to remove blindness in one's children in the blind community
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Thats how you get every government to throw money at any competitor to ASML and try to steal their IP.
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by daedrdev 1y ago
copyright is the backbone of modern media empires. It both allows small creators and massive corporations to seek rent on works, but since the works are under copyright for a century its quite nice to corporations
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Humanity has discarded natural selection thanks to modern medicine. Gene mutations that would have meant someone didn't survive now can be treated. The cold truth is that it is thus inevitable that in the future humanity will need gene
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by daedrdev 1y ago
https://www.imo-official.org/year_info.aspx?year=2025 Take a look.
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Here are the IMO problems if you want to give them a try: https://www.imo-official.org/year_info.aspx?year=2025 (download page) They are very difficult.
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by daedrdev 1y ago
Valve made the conscious choice to allow porn games in the first place, they knew what they were getting into imo
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by daedrdev 1y ago
The services will get cheaper, since most companies make much profit and the moat of high salaries will be gone.

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