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by dv_dt 4y ago
As far as I've read, there is no effect of immunity debt. On the other hand, there are Covid interactions with reduction or destruction of certain classes of immune cells. This can have the effects which appear to be common viruses out
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by dv_dt 4y ago
If their company went through a regular pay assessment cycle, and they did not get an inflation adjustment, then they received a pay cut - especially if all other employees received an inflation bump. Many companies break down a cost of liv
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by dv_dt 4y ago
I would try to find some local resources to talk to that have some experience in this. One place to maybe start is: https://www.fiftybyfifty.org/research/employee-ownership-res...
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by dv_dt 4y ago
Requiring blueprints would seem critical to actually being able to have a product to review for safety. Not only blueprints, but detailed material specs as well.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
One of the more interesting articles I've read about talks about the fact that there are a lot of domains that you need to work all at once together to form a coop. And they were experimenting with ways to "franchise" coops i
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by dv_dt 4y ago
imho, labor shortages and productivity drops due to a Covid policy causing mass long Covid cases.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
For the more commercial tracks, it looks like Apple iTunes store still works. Not sure it meets the "bulk" part of your question.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
Well I take issue on the very first line of the Reason article "Trade restrictions and over-zealous FDA regulation are a big part of the problem, but there's more." The plant is closed with bacterial infection problems linked
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by dv_dt 4y ago
Or one could plan to cut some of both and come out of it with a leaner opex profile that keeps more human capacity.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
While the one plant going down is a major problem, there are assessments that say we still make more than enough baby formula in the US, and that logistical issues (and regulatory capture and anti-trust issues) make the system slow to respo
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by dv_dt 4y ago
If a company is hemorrhaging money, why not eliminate some office leases and keep more people remote? Maybe that comes later after the self-layoff selection?
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by dv_dt 4y ago
Also w/ 20+ years of experience, I'm fine with missing out on companies that think code interviews tell them much more than they think they do. If they're that focused on individual coding, it might be a position inappropriat
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by dv_dt 4y ago
I think the rebellion is more about the current economically driven social system than pessimism. Though there is some part of that in there.
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by dv_dt 4y ago
This makes me wonder about transmission of diseases such as prions in that kind of transfusion though. Perhaps better to understand the fundamental process and synthesize the core chemicals involved (if it comes to that).
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by dv_dt 4y ago
My opinion is that finished images from professional photographers are cleaned up interpretations. And increasingly so on an automated basis from smart phone image processing stacks. Raw images often don't look as good to the eye, even
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by dv_dt 5y ago
Not google, but I was once given feedback that I wasn't promoted to a management position at a company because I was seen as being too "nice". This was despite 4 years of being a manager at past companies and being perfectly
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by dv_dt 5y ago
I think you could make a plan with renewable energy produced fertilizers.
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by dv_dt 5y ago
Other leading economic nations have increasing obesity alongside increasing life expectancy.
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by dv_dt 5y ago
I had read a set of clearer papers on this, but I didn't keep a link to them (of course there are many economic views this is just mine). However a couple of large scale effects may indirectly capture it. First there are fewer and few
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by dv_dt 5y ago
Pension funds depend on increased in production, but are run on common management strategies locking them into broadly supporting large corporations - which actually run less efficiently overall in improving production than small to medium
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by dv_dt 5y ago
IMHO, falling life expectancy is a macro measure of multiple failing institutions, not a singular cause. Obesity is driven by systemic commercialization and sugaring of our food supply, combined with inequality of too low a pay, too many ho
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by dv_dt 5y ago
If you look at life expectancy in the America, it has been flat to reversing. Understandably with added pressure from Covid, but at a rate higher even with Covid higher than all other well resourced major nations. This not because we are un
953.
by dv_dt 5y ago
Chrome gets closer and closer to becoming the new Internet Explorer in terms of browser interoperability, privacy, and lock in.
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by dv_dt 5y ago
I have a similar experience with respect to watching foreign produced content. It's interesting because they present different approaches to the shows and even if they're using entertainment tropes they can be different enough bec
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by dv_dt 5y ago
Especially if the streaming service tells you it's going to raise prices and crack down on password sharing. It's bringing the customer's attention to the subscription service at exactly the wrong time. Edit: missed a "
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by dv_dt 5y ago
It's news in that they're actually unblocking programs which actually had been long legislatively approved paths for forgiveness and were already supposed to have been operating to this end for years. It's not news in that th
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by dv_dt 5y ago
My maybe cynical take is that unless employers change hiring behavior to not require (or for that matter prefer) a degree, then it's not something that will get fixed from the educational offering portion of the pipeline.
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by dv_dt 5y ago
While this is certainly a different model of the world - it would be incredibly irresponsible to operate if this were accurate, or that almost any model of the outcome would be in any way accurately predicable or controllable in the end.
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by dv_dt 5y ago
With a nuclear winter, incoming sun energy for solar would be attenuated. Crops would be contaminated and yields due to the same solar attenuation would further be degraded. Running a machine show would be a practice in slow decline to some
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by dv_dt 5y ago
And this would be back hundred+ years in civilization, with the easiest energy extraction sources for coal/oil etc already gone. Humanity would have a very hard time following the same tech/energy ladder back to now.

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