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by fiter 8y ago
The poster that you'r replying to didn't "[lose] it". They replied to the contents of your comments and addressed your points. "Tongue-in-cheek" comments are more popular on reddit.
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by fiter 8y ago
It's not the company making the decision; it's oneself. Of course, you're free to make your own decisions, but I personally use the "don't" policy.
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by fiter 8y ago
If the situation is avoided, then there's no need to differentiate. That's the best part about the "don't" policy. There are plenty of people out there. Also, hypergamy doesn't require that the two parties work
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by fiter 8y ago
Does anyone know why this kind of time formatting has caught on? It takes timezones out of the picture, but also results in large rounding and sometimes the need to consult a calendar. Just below this comment box there are many "1 hour
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by fiter 8y ago
Who will have to take the loss on the canceled debt? Who lent the money?
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by fiter 8y ago
I stopped using Signal due to being bitten by the the issue where a friend uninstalled Signal without going through a special process and then I couldn't send messages to them without changing my message type from encrypted to unencryp
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by fiter 8y ago
There's even an easy analogy for this! Putting strobe lights on fast, repetitively moving machines allows you to see their motion slowed down. EDIT: I'm responding here to the parent poster's claim, not to the original articl
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by fiter 8y ago
It looks like the US population is expected to increase [0]. If the boomers are dying, it looks like we're going to have people to replace them. [0] https://www.statista.com/statistics/183481/united-states-pop
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by fiter 8y ago
Does the Fed have some privileged information that everyone else does not?
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by fiter 8y ago
They'd probably benefit by making it easier to enforce, so I agree that they should absolutely do this. This assumes easy enforcement is what they are looking for.
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by fiter 8y ago
I think I saw this on another thread. You're saying if someone bids that they can do something for a price that's not reasonable, it's my fault for believing their mischaracterization? "Fool me once, shame on me." I
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California is First state to require women on corporate boards(apnews.com)
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by fiter 8y ago
If someone could find evidence to support this, I think this would be even more damaging for his persona. All this fight "for principle" that comes down to $X million.
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by fiter 8y ago
Do you have reason to believe the second article wasn't written by him? It doesn't seem like it was written by a professional writer to me. Neither of those articles cast him in a particularly good light, but I cited them because
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by fiter 8y ago
Unfortunately for everyone, it seems like his personality is toxic to others and himself . If you read some of the articles about him, he "regrets buying the property" and to me seems pretty conflicted about the whole ordeal. He
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by fiter 8y ago
That means the price of a cryptocurrency should be tightly correlated to the hashes per second. I believe that is not the case, but I've only looked at bitcoin.
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by fiter 8y ago
You can find something funny without feeling superior to it. Life is absurd!
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by fiter 8y ago
I think we should be able to make fun of anything. I like that world better.
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by fiter 8y ago
The cyanobacteria literally terraformed thr planet so that it's habitable animal life. If only we could do the same!
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by fiter 8y ago
Is there any particular reason you think this should be the goal of society?
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by fiter 8y ago
It may vary with scale. Similar to how swarming populations (cicadas) can saturate the local predators.
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by fiter 8y ago
Who is paying for the content? If you're promoting some content its at the expense of another set of content.
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by fiter 8y ago
I'd rather think about this in the context of healthcare. It would be nice if we had healthcare for all, because it would make hiring people easier, and people could have healthcare even if they aren't employed. This Stop BEZOS Ac
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by fiter 8y ago
I'd think you'd also need to see the rate of leaded gas burning per area. Fewer people drive cars in some of those countries, and there are fewer cars per square area.
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by fiter 8y ago
In order to realize this tax free wealth gain, the shareholders would have to sell the stocks and pay taxes, right? It sounds like then the most important factor is not the double taxation, but that you get to choose when the "second&q
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by fiter 8y ago
I think there's a bit more made than what's burned, but I believe we can agree that you can also think of it like a sand mandala[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sand_mandala
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by fiter 8y ago
Some things you can only reasonably do once a year, and I think it'd be a disservice to them to not do some planning. I like to think of it like a harvest festival: we've worked all year, let's enjoy some of the fruits of our
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by fiter 8y ago
If the heat shield is where most of the delta T goes, it will definitely serve a purpose. The corona normally drops off as it goes off into space, but if you can concentrate most of that drop in one place, then your electronics will be much
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by fiter 8y ago
Is feathered the same? It seems like a feathered propeller is pitched with the blades flat surfaces oriented parallel to the forward direction, but on a CPP you'd set the flat surfaces of the blades oriented perpendicular to the forwar
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by fiter 8y ago
Further reading at that Wikipedia link leads to the fact that California has outlawed such takings covered in the Kelo v. City of New London case.

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