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by ende 8y ago
Unions are only reliable bastions of progressive politics in the minds of progressives. Your average union member resembles Doland Trump far more than Bernie Sanders.
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by ende 8y ago
That’s a very interesting idea. I feel like the next logical step after that would be unit tests.
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by ende 8y ago
It’s not the coffee that is the illusion, it is the sense that you are running.
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by ende 9y ago
Yeah too bad the baton was handed off to those darling Soviets, eh comrade?
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by ende 9y ago
The military-industrial complex will certainly leverage any international conflict it can in order to expand its existence - and I wouldn’t put it past nefarious activities - but some underlying geopolitical conditions must exist to exasper
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by ende 9y ago
Well fortunately for you, companies don’t collect taxes.
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by ende 9y ago
I disagree. These skills might be applicable to a Software Engineering degree, but not Computer Science.
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by ende 9y ago
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? There needs to be an independent police force to police the police. Internal affairs is a joke, and the interests of DAs are too closesly aligned with police to be a reliable check.
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by ende 9y ago
I’m not sure you can attribute that to some ‘old guard’ establishment wing of the party when perhaps the loudest proponents of the identity politics is the newer wave of Bernie supporters and coastal SJWs. Establishment democrats tend to b
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by ende 9y ago
Indeed. “Defeating States Rights to Allow an Open Internet” has a very different ring to it.
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by ende 9y ago
Generally money is saved at negative cost.
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by ende 9y ago
Aha! I was looking for that article. Thank you!
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by ende 9y ago
Interestingly enough, when SF and Oakland were both attempting to annex every neighboring town in proximity, SF had designs on consolidating all the Bay Area municipalities under a system similar to NYC's boroughs.
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by ende 9y ago
Oligo size isn't all that important since you geneally synthesize pools. You're right that reading the data back is expensive (essentially a sequencing project), but for deep archives that you would only ever retrieve in a catastr
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by ende 9y ago
.example works too
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by ende 9y ago
UBI isn't a tax, it's a payout. It's typically linked with a land value tax.
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by ende 9y ago
We call it Western NY. Upstate NY is the Adirondacks.
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by ende 9y ago
The problem is that the protections of civil liberties work for for the times and contexts under which they were formulated, but they are not adapted to evolving technology and culture as frequently as efforts to circumvent them. It's
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by ende 9y ago
One difference is that corporations can be more easily taken to court. It's more difficult to hold the 'government' accountable without it being political. I don't necessarily know how to remedy that, but it's a d
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by ende 9y ago
It's a real shame that you are being downvoted simply for being right.
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by ende 9y ago
I have found Pocket to be very helpful in this regard. The key is to set it as your default page upon tab creation.
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by ende 9y ago
I'd be fascinated to see every individual choose their own system to adapt.
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by ende 9y ago
No, you can't. But you can say "what a fucked up federal administration".
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by ende 9y ago
AC Transit and the SF Ferry are the best ways to cross the bay.
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by ende 9y ago
Not sure why you're getting down-voted, you're absoluteley right.
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by ende 9y ago
You mean like Federalism?
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by ende 9y ago
First you'll have to teach those strawmen to read.
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by ende 9y ago
"I suddenly remembered my Charlemagne. 'Let my armies be the rocks and the trees and the birds in the sky.'"
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by ende 9y ago
That's why you introduce a land value tax. As the supply of interested parties increases, so too does the demand and therefore the value of the land. This has several effects: 1) incentivizes unproductive land owners to sell 2) incen
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by ende 9y ago
The real solution to preventing gerrymandering is to get rid of congressional districts altogether, and move to proportionally representative delegations from each state. Afterall, there is absolutely no constitutional basis for partitioni

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