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by dh2022 5mo ago
A few people started putting dates on this. Jamie Dimon said before 2035, Ray Dalio said around 2030. Warren Buffet did not put a date on it (smart as usual) but he also said the current fiscal situation is not sustainable.
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Re: "You can't have state-funded preschool if you don't have a state" - USA is protected by two immense oceans right and left and two huge, weak and pliable neighbors up and down. From all sides USA is well protected wit
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Inflation means more money chasing the same amount of goods and services. How will default cause massive inflation? Will the amount of money in circulation increase?
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by dh2022 6mo ago
social security revenues / payments are not included in this metric (US Debt). Social Security is its own huge problem which is different than the US Debt problem.
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by dh2022 6mo ago
In my experience tech changed the way it is displayed in this article. Tech products really degraded in the past year. YouTube is now unwatchable because of ads every 4-5 minutes, google search is similarly un-usable (I switched to Bing and
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by dh2022 6mo ago
On the surface the religion is the antithesis of free thought? Where does persecution of scientists during the Medieval Age belong to? Is it below the surface? Above the surface? Enlightenment runs contrary to Christian Dogma - Enlightenmen
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by dh2022 6mo ago
And to add another famous example: Galileo Galilei 500 years ago was persecuted by the Christian Church because he (Galileo) defended helio-centrism. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo_affair Sorry pal, but
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by dh2022 6mo ago
What you wrote is quite obscure. Much more popular is "believe and do not doubt". Also: Jesus' response to Apostle Thomas after his resurrection from the dead is recited during every Easter mass: "Because you have seen m
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by dh2022 6mo ago
In 2026, after Trump started the war in Iran, when he is doing all he can to cover Einstein’s accomplices, after providing legal cover for the ICE agents who killed two Americans, when he called the pope weak and said he is not a fan, Evang
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Christianity is built upon “believe and do not doubt”. Sorry, I think your Chinese friend was a bit starry-eyed about Christianity…
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Brilliant response. Thank you!!
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by dh2022 6mo ago
I think if Russia drops a nuke on Ukraine then even China will desert them. India for sure will stop trading with Russia, lest it be seen to condone such insanity (India has a nuclear armed rival next door-India will not want Pakistan get a
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by dh2022 6mo ago
The first paragraph in the GP comment makes a lot of sense. Just today I was listening to a program on NPR about birth control in Uganda - women were complaining about their husbands want more and more children. These women in Uganda were g
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Is his son to be precise.
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Our country’s gargantuan fiscal deficit is about to get even larger. At what point will lenders get sick of subsidizing the US government?
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by dh2022 6mo ago
So much this ^^^^^. Average North Korean is now about 3 inches shorter than the average South Korean [0]. 70 years ago they were the same people with the same height... Both nations have very little in the way of immigration so this differe
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Medieval people were a lot shorter too. When I was in Saint Basil Cathedral in Moscow I was amazed how narrow and low were the corridors inside those side towers. I hit my head multiple in that church. Btw- the average male and female heigh
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by dh2022 6mo ago
He probably meant Chernobyl accident was close to polluting Dnieper river downstream. Not quite the source of water for all of Europe.
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Interesting situation. EU is asking countries to give up their right to veto foreign policy decisions. Any country can veto this proposal. Hmmm, what would I do if giving up the right to veto hinged on my veto power?
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Ditto. EU would be much better without Hungary. And if on their way out Hungary could leave with Slovakia that would be even better.
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by dh2022 6mo ago
This is a very simplistic view. There are benefits to approving things one dislikes slightly: like being able to influence decisions which are personally important. Rejecting things you disagree a bit with just because you can leads to bein
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Because by not getting a deal he made Trump look bad - and Trump would thus fire him(in the US to throw someone under the bus means to assign blame and punish someone else)
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Genuinely interested: why not? Thanks!
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by dh2022 6mo ago
JD Vance will find himself under the proverbial bus in 3, 2, …
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Git filter rule
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by dh2022 6mo ago
Of course is not true - look into git filter branch. I had to use it once when a developer checked in a whole bunch of binaries and created a PR which ended being merged. I had to rewrite the history and delete the files from history - just
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by dh2022 7mo ago
Thank you, and everyone else who responded. So then this type of service seems to be used by other cloud providers (AWS). What makes this Azure service so much more insecure than its AWS equivalent? Thanks again! [edited phrasing]
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by dh2022 7mo ago
Meaning Msft Principal is below L5? I got the same feedback from one of my friends who works at Google. She said quality of former MSFT engineers now working at Google was noticeably lower.
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by dh2022 7mo ago
I did not get that impression at all. He mentioned quite a few conversations with partner level employees, technical fellow, principal managers. The impression I got is he tried to fix things, but the mess is so widespread and decision make
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by dh2022 7mo ago
This is well documented: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/ins... Why would an Azure customer need to query this service at all? I was not aware this service even exists- because I neve

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