eucryphia

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by eucryphia 3y ago
One man’s “Right wing backlash” is another man’s “Socialist overreach”.
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by eucryphia 3y ago
He didn’t get it for ‘free’, a lot of poor people subsidised him, while exporting their jobs, with increased emissions, to China.
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by eucryphia 3y ago
I don’t stare at my ‘phone’ while my soul expires, I read the ‘newspaper’, group message my family multiple times a day, research something deeper interesting on Wikipedia or a forum, interesting poasts on HN. Your mileage depends on your s
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by eucryphia 3y ago
Someone will work out how many US businesses closed down replaced with supply from China.
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by eucryphia 3y ago
Ask the Greeks about their experience with the EuroDollar.
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by eucryphia 3y ago
My first year University course advisor suggested I do the brand new Pascal programming course in ‘79. They enrolled a couple of hundred students but only had 5 card punch machines and one reader. One month of 24/7 programming by trial
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by eucryphia 3y ago
We haven’t squandered all the money printing fast enough.
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by eucryphia 4y ago
Depends what side of the Socialist calculation debate you’re on. https://www.libertarianism.org/topics/socialist-calculation-...
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by eucryphia 4y ago
A totalitarian surveillance state that murdered 40 million of its own citizens and forcibly aborted three generations of first born baby girls. Rapidly increasing its military capabilities to destroy democracy and dominate the globe under s
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by eucryphia 4y ago
"In recent years, however, a disparate group of thinkers has begun to challenge this core assumption. From Silicon Valley boardrooms to rural communes to academic philosophy departments, a seemingly inconceivable idea is being seriousl
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by eucryphia 4y ago
For non-Australian readers already familiar with 'Aussies' I can confirm; Yes, if there isn't any traffic, we just cross anyway. I'm a late boomer, you're more likely to be run over by a bus than booked for J-walkin
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by eucryphia 4y ago
I’ve often thought if we just paid each woman with children under 12 120% of the average weekly wage per year and abolished all other government regulation and payments we’d get more children at lower taxpayer cost. At the least they’d spen
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by eucryphia 4y ago
Yes, all pine foresters can afford to silviculturally thin their forest estates, on time, so they produce larger, more valuable sawlogs in the future. The pulplog and residues go into making cardboard to protect valuable products in their j
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by eucryphia 4y ago
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/applied-materials-chinese-...
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by eucryphia 4y ago
No change in the Twitter 'Hateful Conduct Policy' - 19/11/2022 https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/hateful-condu... "Repeated and/or non-consensual slurs, epithets, racist
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by eucryphia 4y ago
I say 'please' but I don't know if the algorithm processes that. I don't say 'thank you' because I'd have to say 'Hey Siri' thank you'? I would think 'tone of voice' would carry mo
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by eucryphia 4y ago
Some really good responses here. I found new volunteers left soon after they failed their own expectations of what they thought they would achieve. I warned them about this and asked them to start off with very small tasks and see how they
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by eucryphia 4y ago
“In 1976 Mao single-handedly and dramatically changed the direction of global poverty with one simple act: he died” - Radelet. 40 million murdered later, Deng Xiaoping implemented a form of free market capitalism. In 2012 Xi Jinping started
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by eucryphia 4y ago
The universe is doomed to death by entropy, only life can reverse entropy. Genesis 1:28 is your purpose; "Be fruitful and multiply" It's best to implement that with another person who shares your purpose and helps enable the
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by eucryphia 4y ago
In a free market, soaring demand would see the price go up, entrepreneurs would enter the market increasing supply or providing substitutes, reducing prices.
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by eucryphia 4y ago
Migrating to a nearby food bowl and investing in a food handling business.
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by eucryphia 4y ago
All that reserve bank money printing had to go somewhere.
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by eucryphia 4y ago
"Some of his previously floated ideas involve making algorithms open source (if this doesn’t make sense to you, don’t worry, it doesn’t make much sense to anyone else either) and deleting fewer posts (hope you like harassment and hate
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by eucryphia 4y ago
On Instagram I follow a gentleman who still thatches roofs in England, marvellous craftsmanship, but only for the wealthy elite heritage graded property owners. I recall the old saying; humans are the only computer that can be mass produced
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by eucryphia 4y ago
I'm hoping someone will chime in with a link to some 'quality' discussion on 'crypto'. We used to speculate on the value of Tulips, but we still want them in our gardens.
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by eucryphia 4y ago
Yes, everyone wants them built somewhere else, preferably out in flyover country where all those racist fascists live.
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by eucryphia 4y ago
Move out into a share house with other people unlike yourself and stick it out for 2 years. You will learn a lot of stuff that will stand you in good stead for the rest of your life. Visit and honour your parents regularly, but don’t live w
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by eucryphia 4y ago
1) working from home without distractions allows deep-dive for hours, not possible in open plan workspaces, 2) savings on commute charges paid parking at work, 3) flexible hours, I like to start early and work late with lots of breaks in be
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by eucryphia 4y ago
Softening us up before they ban running hot water.
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by eucryphia 4y ago
The people you're forcing to pay for yours can move to another state.

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