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by daedrdev 2y ago
They are not a supportive example, their one child policy doomed their demographics and future economic growth.
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Two things are clear though Nobody ran this update The update was pushed globally to all computers With that alone we know they have failed the simplest of quality control methods for a piece of software as widespread as theirs. This is eve
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Some people are negative of I think, so its not an perfect example
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I think it's more that you will have no economic growth. The 1% already pay nearly 50% of taxes, while making around 25% of the income, and raising the corporation tax lowers the income tax by a lesser amount since they often tax the s
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Your argument is easily applied to all medical advancements, do you think we should stop using antibiotics? Vaccines? Maybe you should let the individuals determine what's best for themselves instead to trying to prescribe your strang
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by daedrdev 2y ago
I get the related hypnic jerks they mentioned, just suddenly my whole body jerks a little every so often, I think it goes away when I am not getting enough sleep funnily enough
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by daedrdev 2y ago
We have destroyed natural selection in humans a long time ago when by creating effective healthcare, so don't worry about it. There are many companies making different versions of this drug, I don't see why you think its some kind
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> Everyone on GLP-1s? Is that a future most people actually want? If it's a net positive to my life what is the problem? You have a very dismal view of the world, it is possible to enjoy one's work, or at least tolerate it, or
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by daedrdev 2y ago
The fact that its only 25K homes is crazy
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Which is a self reinforcing cycle as the badly run Canadian companies need state monopolies to remain competitive
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Thats a good point I didn't realize, thanks. I guess this is reddit cashing in on being the most useful search result for many topics.
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Its straight up unclear what compliance means in the EU, by design as they literally decided to figure out what the law they already passed later
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Currently fewer than 1% of people in the US make the federal minimum wage.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
I think reddit recently signing an exclusive deal with google for crawling its website is quite anticompetitive and will be a surprisingly big draw to google.
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“The composer and spokesperson for the Copyright Initiative , Matthias Hornschuh, comments: […]All the better that the authors of our tandem study…“ Seems quite a bit biased, no?
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Or you could read books you enjoy, since your position in the race will not meaningfully extend your life.
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Even the publishers themselves loose money on most books they publish. Its something crazy like 65% of titles loose money, and 4% of books make 60% of the profits They book industry is much similar to venture capital, where a bunch of bets
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Who are we to decide books made for profit are not good? In fact many of my favorite books were clearly made in an attempt to trade my money for enjoyment, and were better because of that since they were made with the readers satisfaction a
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by daedrdev 2y ago
The article is about how much engineering modern landfills in first world countries use to avoid that problem.
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Additionally, the top 10 rivers, 9 of which in Asia, produce an extremely high precent of land based ocean pollution
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by daedrdev 2y ago
The gas is generated by the chemistry of the stuff that was put there. Moving the stuff there takes a lot of energy, but everything sitting there mainly just needs a pump and treatment system.
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Fertility rates have been decrease with improved standard of living, and the poorest have the most children. Hungary gives 5% of gdp to people who have children, yet have barely stopped the decline in births because of this. Other countries
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Our current system has objectively delivered massive economic growth and standard of living improvements.
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I think a key part of this is that the Labor Theory of Value has fallen flat. (which he mentions in the article) In our increasingly complex and technologically advanced society, the LTV looks more and more out of date, especially since the
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Still they shouldn't let this happen considering their antitrust scrutiny
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Eric is quite familiar with that mo, of corurse
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At some point there will only be the galaxies in our local group visible, it's interesting to imagine a future civilization only having such a limited universe to view.
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I feel like thats a bit too hard of an idea to keep hidden considering the number of engineers and people who worked on this project. I would assume it's some combination of how models are not good at knowing specific people or compani
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However in the Netherlands it is permitted
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The video also mentions that sometimes the geo textile fabric is not enough since it too can get clogged, though this seems important in dams and not so in simpler projects

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