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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
>>> Not sure about FAA rules, but I assume they are somewhat similar. So at the very least, those individuals, at Boeing and Spirit Aerospace, should be a tad worried now. It’s funny to see comments like. You think this isn’t just
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Oh please, Tell me how much public funding those other two companies receive. I dont count a company that cannot survive without government funding as a private company.
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
I did the The Full Stack Nanodegree from Udacity around 2015 and took one advanced C++ programming course back around 2018. I learned so much from those two and the content was challenging immersive and the feedback in the community was hel
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Train systems are basically governement monopolies and thus run super inefficiently.
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Why? comes to mind. Why limit the options of consumers. This comes off as some sort of protectionism that will lead to a worse service for the end user and a worse product due to lack of competition. You can solve this problem without resor
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
>>>Highway construction standards are much higher than they were 30-50 years ago, The roads in many US cities arent built to those standards and are grandfathered from them. New York City highways areas horrible.
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Not to come off pedantic but improvements in airplane and car design has nothing to do with infrastructure. I think the average person views infrastructure improvements as improvements in the roads, airports, or air traffic control.
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
As someone who has lived in a communist country It hurts when I hear communism is good in theory or that true communism has never been tried. Yes it has and its awful.
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Why do they keep burning the amazon ?
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
We gave up the low intelligence blue collar manufacturing jobs so city dwellers can obtain highly specialized and skilled expensive college degrees to do important work on global problems in matter like, making and editing excel spreadsheet
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
That doesn’t seem like a fair comparison. A rail line is single use, single destination. commuter and cargo cannot mix (one goes high speed and one goes super slow) if they do mix it shuts the entire segment of the track down until it’s off
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Would love to see Megaman legends 64 decompiled
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Its Boeings cozy relationship with the FAA that is leading to these engineering problems. If the FAA cannot do its job what makes people think nationalizing the whole thing will make it any better?
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
The economy where people cannot afford housing. The economy where consumer credit card debt just hit 5 trillion. The economy where high skill jobs like people on this forum can’t find work. If you think this is a healthy economy you’re eith
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Satoshi might not even be real. It might be funded by intel agencies for all we know.
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Judging by how broken the US economy seems, I’d say that’s already here.
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
I wonder if the engineers are being more risk tolerant because if I had to guess an engineer that says “no don’t do this” is not appreciated by management but an engineer that says yes we can do it is lauded as finding solutions than saying
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
It’s known that China, Russia, and their Allie’s promote anti-western content to steer discussion or drown out engagement through the use of bot networks upvoting and downvoting content across social media. I don’t know to what extent, but
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
I wonder if this stat includes the economic migrants, if not it could very well be much larger. This news article mentions there have been 2.8 million encounters at the border this year from Sept 30. https://www.usatoday.com&#x2F
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Because there's a lot of foreign investments in Canadian (and USA) real estate that lobby to protect their investments. Also the pension system relies on mortgage backed securities which never really decoupled from 2008 and with that c
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
its important to make the distinction between questioning and undermining.
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Talking to some friends who are from California, and everything you pointed out, Californians don’t think applies to them or their state. There is a serious disconnect
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
You have it all wrong. We have a visceral reaction to the government making demands on how we should run our lives. I think your disdain of freedom of choice is pretty pathetic and troubling at the least for someone who considers themselves
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
I wouldn't say that. The fabrication of circuit boards or chips is certainly not something shenzhen is known for. Tencent and DJI is headquartered there for instance.
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Is this what the downvotes are for? I don't think someone has to necessarily be wage earning to be considered middle class. Middle Class is a fairly broad and ubiquitous term used in the USA to refer to a group of the population who do
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
>>> People working at factories with families have to make economically smart decisions. The poor and lower class alone didn't make Walmart a retail titan. It was the middle class who launched walmart into the top spot and for
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Its weird to hear " future american shenzhen". that already exists and is called silicone valley. Guangzhou is the manufacture powerhouse of china. Which is, a stone throw from its silicon Valley, shenzhen. But I believe shenzhen
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
Maybe they didn't outright say it the way you posit. But when Walmart came to town in early 2000s, people happily supported it with open arms. Bragging about how cheap they were getting stuff while the mom and pop stores and local sour
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
You describe nationalism. Communism is the extreme left of socialism. China is a communist state but wants and enforces uniform ciltural norms. The most oppressive regimes of today are communist regimes.
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by georgeplusplus 3y ago
I agree with your assesment 100%, People are just really simple minded and don't want to be grouped in or compared to nazis in any way share or form. Just look at all the emotional arguments presented in this thread alone by people who

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