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by ende 6y ago
The better experiment would be to start with a Land Value Tax.
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by ende 6y ago
Intuitive description. Thanks!
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by ende 6y ago
This is something that has always perplexed me. These interviews may make sense for an entry level candidate with no ink on their resume beyond a GPA, but then any amount of actual work history just gets completely discarded. Experience n
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by ende 6y ago
Sounds like that should be illegal.
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by ende 6y ago
Storage is overblown. Newer techniques have created additional uses for waste, and storage space really isn’t much of an issue.
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by ende 6y ago
That’s called “being framed” ;)
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by ende 6y ago
Yes
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by ende 6y ago
Enjoyed and agree with your comment. One useful hybrid approach is to view typed note taking as rapid capture of a rough draft, which if disciplined should lead to selective re-drafting of sections that require more thorough commitment to m
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by ende 6y ago
My guess is that they were trying to shield themselves from the possibility of reclassification via IRS audit.
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by ende 6y ago
> I finally realized I would be much better off just working for another company and letting them deal with all these headaches. They have an entire team to deal with it! If I had a time machine, I would have stuck with regular employmen
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by ende 6y ago
Unless it’s land that wealthy people owned before 1967 and don’t want to pay taxes on.
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by ende 6y ago
Rather than surgical regulation, which as you rightly point out is often prone to capture, I would instead propose a cruder but effective governing instrument: the Pigovian tax Trace the chain of incentivizes further upstream, and what do w
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by ende 6y ago
Yes, while they did a little bit of Constitutional refactoring.
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by ende 6y ago
I think the concern over candidate fraud is over exaggerated. Other fields don’t have any special way to identify fraudulent candidates - anyone can misrepresent experience in any field, and the only way to reliably identify it is in their
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by ende 6y ago
But why even have any of it? In what other private sector field is there any sort of requirement to continuously re-prove your qualifications beyond your education and prior work experience? The answer is none. There are fieldS with more
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by ende 6y ago
> If you're consistently getting rejected for positions for which you believe you are qualified, maybe you need to get better at interviews, or maybe you're not as qualified as you may think. This comment represents everything
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by ende 6y ago
English Settlement is a really interesting eclectic mix of XTC’s various sounds.
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by ende 6y ago
She's had her ups and downs.
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by ende 6y ago
> I would expect that they increase the salary if you move to a more expensive place. lol
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by ende 6y ago
I never kiss and tell.
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by ende 6y ago
Whoa, you got a link about the NG guarding the Kraft shipment? That’s wild! I don’t think dissolution is in the future because dissolution doesn’t make any sense for anyone. Nobody but Putin’s propagandists want to split up the American ge
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by ende 7y ago
If you’re doing a lot of csv ops on the cli, you might like https://csvkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ (It’s Python, and you can use it as a library as well)
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by ende 7y ago
AutoNormalize (part of FeatureTools, to those unfamiliar) is one of those most useful libraries I’ve used in awhile.
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by ende 7y ago
> make you use a payment method that is inconvenient for you, such as mailing an actual check once a month, This is really the biggest challenge facing borrowers. The means of payment should really be locked in. Fortunately the servicer
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by ende 7y ago
We really need a second Bill of Rights.
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by ende 7y ago
Deep Smelling
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by ende 7y ago
I’d go a step further and create amendments that self-amend based on developments in technology.
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by ende 7y ago
Yang isn’t moving the overton window, he’s breaking it.
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by ende 7y ago
Corporations with professional legal counsel have more power than individual consumers.
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by ende 7y ago
You are correct that the US needs a multi-party system. The lack of recognition/appreciation of the extent that the two-party system shapes and constrains every single public discourse such as this one is frankly amazing. The current

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