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by gadders 1y ago
Same as Letter from America with Alastair Cooke https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_from_America
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by gadders 1y ago
I always hoped they would do a behind the scenes episode on what they do to create one episode - pre-reading, selection of experts, discussion of questions to ask etc.
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by gadders 1y ago
I guess for combat, you would want ones that could sensibly work together and adapt, possibly different levels of aggression, stealth etc Even as good as FEAR would be something.
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by gadders 1y ago
Yes, never happened under Biden. Completely new and unheard of.
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by gadders 1y ago
And hopefully AI-powered NPCs to fight against/interact with.
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by gadders 1y ago
I'm alleging that the amount of fraud is non-zero, and is deliberately made hard to investigate by the actions of the party that most stands to benefit.
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by gadders 1y ago
My original point was that it is easy for people to advocate for the government to take people's property away, when they have no property of their own or no skin in the game. My other point was just a wider one on moral hazard, and if
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by gadders 1y ago
Lol. If you don't need to provide evidence of citizenship to vote, how do you prove this?
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by gadders 1y ago
>>Society at large should not have to keep bailing out people who make poor decisions like this. I get your point, and I agree to a certain extent, but do you apply this same approach to other bad decisions such as EG overeating causi
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by gadders 1y ago
Yes, but the OP was talking about now and in the future.
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by gadders 1y ago
Current global warming prediction that I could find was 10m by 2300 if the ice shelves melt.
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by gadders 1y ago
>>Unfortunately I don't expect there is any particularly reusable solution to be uncovered. Mad that people can write statements like this when the Netherlands exists: https://www.netherlands-tourism.com/netherlan
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by gadders 1y ago
If there is 2 million people all doing the same crime, then maybe? What would you solution be? Jail people for multiple years until their case is decided?
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by gadders 1y ago
I would say that the electorate decided this, as this what they all voted for. The courts can then decide if legal or not.
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by gadders 1y ago
>>that while they are there illegally, they also have economic value that while they are there illegally, they can also vote illegally for one particular party (the same party that doesn't like voter ID laws). Fixed it for you. &
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by gadders 1y ago
I was listening to Dominic Sandbrook the other day (from "The Rest is History" podcast). His point was that if you had to pick any empire through history to live in (without knowing your place in it - a sort of Rawlsian Veil), you
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by gadders 1y ago
I'd like to see them debate. All I know is my energy cost keeps going up in the UK, and we seem to have some of the most expensive energy in the world.
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by gadders 1y ago
Possibly now? It's definitely worked for me in the past though.
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by gadders 1y ago
>> 11) If they use workday for their job applications, bounce. It's the worst. I don't disagree that Workday is appalling, but this will filter out most large corporate employers.
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by gadders 1y ago
If you want to do your bit help Comp Sci unemployment in the USA, take a look at Jobs.Now This website aggregates all the perm job postings for H1B visa holders. The application methods from companies are often deliberately difficult (apply
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by gadders 1y ago
Yeah. Should always be "Degree in X, or qualified by professional experience."
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by gadders 1y ago
Not really. The higher proportion of renewables a country has, the more expensive the energy. See the chart on this page: https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/bjorn-lomborg-solar-wind-p...
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by gadders 1y ago
Interesting. Just reading the Lonesome Dove series of books, and the cowboys often seem to have the opposite problem after drinking from alkaline rivers, puddles etc.
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A lower bound on the length of the shortest superpattern(warosu.org)
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by gadders 1y ago
Bitnami has changed. It used to just be an easy way for me to get a fully configured wordpress installable exe.
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by gadders 1y ago
You can get them to pick up parcels now, at least.
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by gadders 1y ago
Just tax remittances. That will change attitudes.
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by gadders 1y ago
Or the way that he got the guy that impersonates him on TikTok to announce his (Rory's) conference: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mad-fest_this-isnt-a-course-i...
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by gadders 1y ago
Unfortunately everyone mocked Karens who at least were a force for good in enforcing social norms and etiquette.
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by gadders 1y ago
Rory Sutherland had a good description of this: "If you’re a top executive, turning up to work on a bicycle is a high-status activity because it was a choice and not a necessity. But if you work at Pizza Hut, turning up on a bike means

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