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4y ago
That's why the plan includes sending a check / refund to every person, to offset the "tax free income amount", IIRC. Also - rich people don't really pay income and capital taxes because they have ways to avoid them
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4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solaris_Containers 2004 I will just leave it here.
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4y ago
> The choice of what to read must be left to the reader or, in the case of children, to parents. That choice does not belong to self-appointed book police." Does it belong to people selecting books in these school libraries even whe
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4y ago
Moloch is not exactly about kicking the can down the road. It's about competitive forces forcing individual actions (sacrifices) to gain an advantage that seem rational when viewed in separation, but since everyone will be competing th
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4y ago
What's the best rewrite of GNU Parallel in Rust? That citation thing is so annoying.
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4y ago
I've read it "Rewriting ..." . You guess in what exactly.
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4y ago
Current global dollar-based financial system can only be sustained by an ever-increasing leverage, that allows rolling over the ever-increasing pile of dollar-denominated debt. Since 1971 everything (all relevant policies) were geared tow
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4y ago
Car industry embraced it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-RtJOfFlZU Reminds me of OOP.
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4y ago
It's an ancient and crappy standard. No point in trying to resurrect it now. https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol/
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4y ago
That's a ridiculous take.
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4y ago
Obviously he is guilty of some stuff . You're probably guilty of some stuff too, and so am I. But being guilt is not a binary outcome is it? For justice to be served one needs to take into account all the circumstances and evidence.
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4y ago
Having no hardware at all is also fine and good enough if you make it so and are willing to go without possibilities it gives you, duh.
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4y ago
Imagine software that was delivered 6 months earlier but is 2x slower than it could be. This lead to productivity increase of it's users of 2x during that 6 months. At the expense of some extra electricity use worth $100, they made $10
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4y ago
> You having to pay tax in USD means you're going to prefer holding USD and being paid in USD as well. Huge part of the world have to pay taxes in their local currencies and yet prefers storing savings in USD. > Anything else wou
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4y ago
I'm not dismissing it. Doing stuff certain way because it makes them fun for you is OK. Myself I'm not far from Drew with my dotfiles, doing everything in CLI and being a die-hard Vimer. And I love embedded, low-powered devices to
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4y ago
That's why he doesn't like Rust is so big on C and Go. I don't buy into this mentality. It's just wasting time. Your user suffers due to bloat and slowness on commercial software (like websites full of tracking and heavy
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4y ago
That's also a myth that doesn't make sense. If it was about taxes people would just hold something else and converted some temporarily to pay their taxes leaving government with currency nobody wants. It's all about people&#x
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4y ago
If you have nothing of substance to say and only can resort to name calling why waste time posting?
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4y ago
https://www.populationpyramid.net/france/2022/ doesn't look like it. The bulk of population just started going through the retirement age. Click -5 6 times, then start clicking +5 and watch how it moves.
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4y ago
All financial savings are an illusion. They are just claims on productivity of other people in the future. Boomer generation globally accumulated a lot of claims and considered them their "wealth" but forgot to produce enough peop
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4y ago
Yeap. Most people commenting here are just bitter and are looking for any excuse to confirm their biases. From a business perspective does it matter that Twitter is down for a moment? It's not a plane or medical machine. It's no
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4y ago
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FGEXPND ; https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M318501Q027NBEA ; https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A091RC1Q027SBEA ; Recession is just going
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4y ago
Who didn't. Almost any C program dealing with strings and collections has to have their own implementation or import one. Part of the reason why C developers "feel" productive, but can't produce anything of meaningful co
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4y ago
Does not fit my experience. Best software I've seen was always single good developer. Plenty of great single-person open source software out there to prove it. The problem is - good devs are actually very rare. A single not so good dev
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4y ago
That's not even music.
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What? No. NoSQLs don't help with joins, as they don't have them at all . Meaning every "join-like" has to be client side and entails transmitting stuff to the client, which is even worse than temporary tables. There are
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4y ago
Simple. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FGEXPND Government spending are money borrowed/printed and injected into economy. Public service, contractors, military, health care get this money and spend it, circulat
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4y ago
I just want to walk into a place, ask for a price, pay with cash and get a xray (or anything else I want or need). The clusterfuck US healthcare is just show how deeply dysfunctional the political system is. Health insurances should be bann
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4y ago
How do you know that?
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4y ago
At that point startup has revenue so can pay or is dead so it doesn't matter.
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