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by daedrdev 2y ago
Loss-making businesses money can be expected to fail more often when a recession occurs, which looks increasingly likely. After all if they can't make any money today how will they make a profit if add spend is down by 30%?
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Indeed, it's the terrible outlook on the economy that is leading the stock market down. The US is barreling towards recession, the continued flip flop on tariffs has cause business investment and projects to be frozen while everyone wa
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Stocks are down because the president of the US has entered a costly trade war, actually.
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In a day I can travel many times farther than I can walk, carrying hundreds or thousands of pounds of stuff with me if needed.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Austria is infamous for being overrun with spies. "'It’s really the Wild West’: Vienna’s spying problem spins out of control" https://www.ft.com/content/f790d8f4-2fe1-466d-8b29-83b1f4956...
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by daedrdev 2y ago
I love how when the FT broke the story, the german government investigated the FT for attacking their champion. If they had instead investigated, Jan Marsalek, who seems to really be a foreign agent, he might not have evaded the authorities
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by daedrdev 2y ago
I really dont understand why this article is waxing about long term economic-philospohical trends when the gdp decline is clearly due to tariffs. Like this is not a pattern, its bad government policy that did not have any guarantee of happe
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by daedrdev 2y ago
They also have 2% ev marketshare in China, because its still an expensive and complex feature that has downsides that the previous comment mentioned. Like these high energy batteries are dangerous as the can burn quite spectacularly, so I p
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by daedrdev 2y ago
neoliberalism is strongly against NIMBYism and other restrictions on land that are a big part of the UK's problems from my understanding
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by daedrdev 2y ago
The share of wealth held by the 1% in the US has been constant for a decade, at 30%. You can argue thats a problem, but it has not been getting worse. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WFRBST01134
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Tom Fulp who made Newgrounds also co-founded The Behemoth and made Castle Crashers, among other games
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by daedrdev 2y ago
r/conservative members are banned after disagreeing with trump more than a few times. To stay members, they LITERALLY must excuse anything Trump does. Thus no matter what, they will find a way to support him out of fear of being banned
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Vance has even better chances of lasting the entire term after his pro-Russia performance today.
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The EU has probably net helped Russia with all the gas they have bought
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A part like this is almost certainty made by a supplier to one of those companies, who does not benefit from government subsidies. Developing the part, tooling, factory, and personnel for an extremely high quality, low part count run is ver
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by daedrdev 2y ago
> Could a jet cost 100k instead of 20million? Work from first principles and it can be.. How many features do you want to give up?
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by daedrdev 2y ago
It could be there were many parts made and many of them fail QC. Not to mention a part like this probably has to recoup all of its R&D and overhead costs from its sale because it was likely made by a supplier to Honeywell, not "sub
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Same situation here. It was one of like 6 options and I had to take 2 of them. I found that I learned a lot from the class, but I was literally one of 7 people taking it that semester in a massive university.
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How much impact to you think internet influencers had on your sales? I recall seeing it being played there first.
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They are also probably a minute fraction of jobs though.
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I feel like .zip and .mov gTLDs are more understandable to have blocked
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Like you can either read a log of what characters said in a scene so far, or simply go backwards through the story to reach an earlier line and view it again.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Their model on protein folding was obviously very impactful. Their model for new chemicals has to my understanding provided no value. Based on this track record, who knows.
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France has a massive welfare state and pension system (which is causing a crisis as they cant afford it in the long run). People probably are getting 28x more from the government than before those existed.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Inflation is a tax on the value of money. Those who can get a return on their money best can avoid some of the tax. Those people are the wealthy.
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Per mine and per hour flying is still much safer than driving
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The other grid operators have to lower their production during the day. That itself can be expensive, but more importantly they run their same equipment to power fewer hours of the day; when solar is not available, which is expensive since
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by daedrdev 2y ago
If you test enough people, you can reach a point where given you have a positive test, there is say a 90% chance it's a false positive. Taking further action can potentially harm you. Given the danger of further testing, and that many
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Every medical procedure after a scan has danger. Biopsies kill people. Colonospies kill people. The rate is extremely low, but test enough people who aren't at risk to have the disease and you will actively harm them.
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you will do surgery on some of the 105 people. Some of them might die from complications, infections, etc or at least have lasting damage. Since several of the 5 people will not be any better off with treatment it's entirely possible t

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