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daedrdev
5mo ago
CA mandates its own blend which it is dependent on imports for
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5mo ago
CA’s requirement that it gets its own blend of gas is combined with how its openly hostile towards its ever decreasing refineries and that it is impossible for a new refinery to ever open makes it’s supplies absurdly limited
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6mo ago
HIPPA exists and has a lot of teeth. Given this extensive liability, I trust that if anything does go wrong they will be punished. Recordings might dramatically improve patient outcomes, and so I will let them
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6mo ago
Ok but the main limit people care about is music and video streaming being treated differently
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6mo ago
This is another reason why etickets are used, they regenerate the barcodes
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6mo ago
Im going to be harsh, sorry. In this case nobody is forcing them to buy a dodgers ticket. It’s a completely optional and absurdly expensive luxury good that is purely for leisure. They can simply not but a ticket if they don't want to
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6mo ago
There is no guarantee people with no wants will have kids, in fact I expect the opposite
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6mo ago
Like imagine how much better the James web could have been with such a large and cheap launch vehicle.
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6mo ago
I actually dont think the world will collapse by next quarter so am willing to bear the risk of doing so by having higher P/E.
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6mo ago
If you the read article, you would see it explains that what they release are not microplastics. They are instead a soap used to get them to unstick from their mold in production.
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6mo ago
In the article it explains that what they release are not microplastics
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7mo ago
HN only allows editing comments for a short time
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7mo ago
Any system of age verification will fail to satisfy the writer, because it is fundamentally the UK’s fault by requiring such draconian measures. Credit cards don't work ever time, but the other options of using AI or sending your data
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7mo ago
Epic games store is likely a main culprit as they really have not succeeded while spending tons for free games Mihoyo literally prints money with predatory gacha Riot has had several layoffs in recent years Roblox loses tons of money every
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7mo ago
What do you think these game companies should do instead? The license lets you make your own copies on your own devices while preventing stealing by people who might make a copy and then resell, which would absolutely happen if allowed.
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7mo ago
Id like to sell you a bridge
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7mo ago
Building an industrial facility in california is much more difficult and expensive due to numerous regulations.
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7mo ago
Thanks to valve its possible to play many games on linux
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7mo ago
It's absolutely why discord is popular.
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7mo ago
Are they nimby?
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7mo ago
How will shortages be avoided if pay isn’t deterred by supply and demand? An industry that needs workers raises wages until satisfied, what magical thinking do you propose instead
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7mo ago
No equity holders get anything here, regardless if they had common stock or not
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7mo ago
Please note its not just them, this article says no equity holders will get anything
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7mo ago
The US supreme court allowed thank you gifts for politicians to not be considered bribes somehow in a 2024 ruling, I think that alone might break the US.
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7mo ago
Trust me I know. If you've ever talked to any of them they absolutely whine about California if you let them.
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7mo ago
I obviously mean that you can filter out and properly dispose of and neutralize what would be emissions, so that they are not emitted. I cant see your comment as anything but bad faith, why are you responding like this?
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7mo ago
Listen y’all, it’s not just that we aren't letting companies spew chemicals into the air. The permitting and regulatory process is so extremely hostile that even when you want to and are able to do so safely and without emissions, it’s
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7mo ago
Some of these items actually net improve clean air and clean water, but you’re instead happy to export those pollutants to another country to feel better yourself
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8mo ago
Academic Parma research is mostly billions of dollars, years of effort, a high chance of failure and very specific domain knowledge from the market. If it were so easy to get money this way more people would try
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8mo ago
You mean weed?
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