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dappermanneke
3y ago
actually european defence spending is frankly laughable compared to the USA which provides most of our security guarantees
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3y ago
I live in one of the most highly taxed countries on planet earth and what my taxes mostly do is go from my pocket to either an unsustainable pay-as-you-go defined benefit pensions regime that nobody wants to reform into a market based defin
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dappermanneke
3y ago
wish the EU was half as focused on promoting economic growth as they are on taking things from people
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dappermanneke
3y ago
great analogy but why doesn’t anyone pay me more for crunching out more tickets?
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dappermanneke
3y ago
almost everyone on HN is interested in biology and especially biohacking but does not actually realise they have none of the necessary expertise to judge claims coming from that field; the level of discourse on these topics is sometimes wor
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3y ago
when you start working you will understand
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3y ago
the center of life criterion is much more encompassing than that if you get a serious audit
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dappermanneke
3y ago
judges and prosecutors are not stupid, most of the time they are just overworked, so yes, as soon as someone directs their attention to this bulletproof setup, it falls apart and you go to prison
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3y ago
didn’t really survive the test of time that well now the stanford prison experiment has been widely discredited
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3y ago
there’s going to be more jobs for ultraspecialised and well connected consultants and ngos in brussels is how you can read that sentence
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3y ago
another worthless study to add to the pile
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3y ago
you folks are clearly much smarter than me: i barely have time to make snarky comments on hn next to all the other enjoyable stuff i do in my life, nevermind actually purposefully dig into informational rubbish for reasons of misplaced curi
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dappermanneke
3y ago
sounds like this dude got caught in someone’s promo packet assembly. i wouldn’t worry too much if i were him. this’ll be deprecated in three years or so once it served its purpose to signal how good of an engineer the person who made it as
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dappermanneke
3y ago
of course not, you have to acquire their LLC to let them skip the interview process. so building stuff does count, but only if done commercially
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3y ago
do people on hn actually believe things like this? disappointing to say the least
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3y ago
i don’t think people realise just how much of data degradation in the age of everything being documented online is a good thing. nobody wants to see your cringe from 20 years ago. the internet is a conduit for culture and much of it has to
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3y ago
is this really the first MDPI published article where people spent their grant money injecting random stuff into mice HN has seen?
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3y ago
it’s not everyone, it is specifically poorer countries that contribute the vast majority to plastic pollution in the ocean via waste mismanagement. if you want an issue to be solved, it helps to look up and understand the specifics first! e
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3y ago
well it’s only been 70 years or so since we’ve started using plastics at scale, and at least half that we’ve had some form of microplastics widespread in the environment. any day now
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3y ago
that is basically a fringe issue considering 80% or so of plastic pollution in the ocean comes from mismanaged waste streams in the third world. fix that and I’m sure marine animals will have a much easier time avoiding the rest certainly t
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3y ago
that is simply false but it does demonstrate the level of understanding the general public, including HN, has on this issue. nanoplastics, once again, have no proven health effects. what does at least have some attested health effects are t
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3y ago
if only there was actually any good evidence of microplastic impact on health instead of a moral panic. microplastics will sink to the bottom of the sea and get buried under dirt on land, becoming part of the geology anyhow. for something w