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1y ago
There is a similar case in California where every year a ballot initiative is proposed to repeal a law banning local rent control. Despite it failing every election it continues to get proposed. So its not just corporations who can do this,
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I feel like it is literally impossible to make a law that is actually able to do this
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someone learning python as their first language knows so little its perfectly fine to let them pollute their global environment. Someone who knows other languages can understand what venv is for. Instead they can type python to open a shell
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1y ago
much better would be execute_template(t"...")
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1y ago
It's clearly better in their opinion, they just aren't optimizing for the same metrics that you are. Python is better because it's easy for people to learn, imo.
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1y ago
I think one of the most important parts of open source is that it's available to even those you don't like. I simply do not get this corporate hate. Corporations and individuals can both use it for good and bad. A company might us
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He is restricted by the system around him, with the internal Vatican politics and overall views of members of the Catholic Church being very relevant here. His replacement may be more conservative as a reaction to the decline of Church memb
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10% faster could easily be more than 0.1% better for society. Less risk for infection or other problems, more people can be seen etc. Its entirely about weighing pros and cons and you are being ignorant by assuming otherwise.
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From what Recall, this is currently illegal under international law about dumping things into the ocean.
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who could have guessed that regulations banning new housing and restricting density lead to a housing crisis.
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Its not even that, the restrictions on new homes in the UK make it impossible to build any significant amount of housing, social or not.
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No its literally just a statistics issue. Say you screen someone for a 1 in a million disease with a 0.001% false positive rate. If you find something and have to do a biopsy to figure out if its a real issue or not, you will have 99.9% of
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?????
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Things like this are why we don't run general screening for rare diseases. The risk from screening, and the risks from further diagnosis and accidental treating of false positives can be much higher than the disease itself as long as i
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Which is essentially forever.
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2y ago
The US does not have such a tax
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2y ago
One day, the CCP will be eithe corrupt or bad (perhaps not under Xi) and will instead ruthlessly cling to power.
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2y ago
Source it came to me in a dream? Tourism is rapidly down, which I feel like is not a bad proxy on how much people want to go to a place. Add in that the US continues to state it wants to invade greenland and canada.
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In this administration they will be fired for cases Trump doesnt like. Who would protect their independence, Congress? The house members will not oppose any trump policy unless the US is in a depression due to his action
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The black zero literally means that in real terms they have been decreasing government investment for years now.
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There are plenty of products where recycling will never make sense, as it's literally worse for the environment to try and recycle it. And for disposal modern landfills in rich countries are very good at avoiding environmental problems
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You know getting working organs from pigs seems infinitely more ethical, and maybe easier since we are much better at growing pigs than "spare" bodies
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Seems a bit crazy by the UK. They want access to all backups and nobody to know
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I had the same problem, learned from a roblox mining game where mining a block required clicking it a bunch of times.
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UK government attempt to keep Apple challenge private rejected
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The truth is that a lot of current American manufacturing sees little investment / engineering towards the automation that could save it and is in a holding pattern where it will eventually be shut down or moved to a country with cheap
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After several tourists were detained for weeks in terrible conditions, it’s little wonder why
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This is an indictment if bad leaders and politics, which also happens under other economic systems as we have clearly seen
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Fires burining neibhorhoods already produce massive ammounts of toxic and heavy metals. It literally is just adding a little more to the already extremly present pollution
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