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hdgvhicv
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hdgvhicv
5mo ago
Depopulating rural Alaska, or America in general, is certainly a campaign strategy.
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hdgvhicv
5mo ago
Because the economic rents from bringing in these foreign workers accrues to the public as additional government revenue, rather than as additional profit for corporations.
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hdgvhicv
5mo ago
63k after tax in the us is about 86k before tax, so about the same. Although in the us you have to pay for healthcare on top of that.
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5mo ago
Superintendent of Mount Rushmore is paid $125–160k
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hdgvhicv
5mo ago
And over time the ratio is similar - 90%ile about 1.9 times median for the last 30 years.
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5mo ago
Government jobs are terribly paid. They tend to have good pensions worth another 15-20k though and tend to be very flexible. Project manager on 65-85k https://uk.indeed.com/m/viewjob?jk=a43416327745431e Lead data scien
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hdgvhicv
5mo ago
They meant per month obviously.
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5mo ago
Rich people have lots of descenders who tend to be rich. Washington was a wealthy landowner in the British Empire, hardly surprising his ancestors were wealthy landowners.
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hdgvhicv
5mo ago
My initialisation script creates five 100M files in /root (which is on /) to give something to manually delete for breathing room.
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5mo ago
Compare under 27s with a degree vs without and you see the problem is youth unemployment. If you are 25 you’re better off with a degree than without though. In the U.K. youth unemployment is about 2005-6 levels. It was far higher by 2010.
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hdgvhicv
5mo ago
So there’s tons of empty housing? Why are people building new housing then, is it just that much better quality that the empty housing is the old crap?
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hdgvhicv
5mo ago
WFH since 2011, I don’t recognise your statement at all.
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5mo ago
Why not just nuclear? Because it’s too expensive so needs peaker plants. Or batteries. Why not just gas? Because it’s too expensive.
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hdgvhicv
5mo ago
iOS comes with a mail client. It connects to my exchange, gmail and Zoho accounts. You don’t install gmail, you connect a mail client to it or visit it in a web browser.
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5mo ago
Generally if you are a citizen of a country you are expected to enter and leave on that passport. The UK has recently implemented the system https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2d9yk2kpjo Canada https:/&#x
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5mo ago
Last time I used healthcare in mainland Europe (Austria) a suspected broken finger it was 25 minutes from waking in to having the scan and the splint and being on my way. This was free with a GHic. In the U.K. I had a problem and phoned my
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5mo ago
That’s $3.30 a day. In the days this was mainly spent on tv advertising the average American would watch an hour of adverts for this $3.30 (3 hours of tv) That’s a massive drain on the economy, think what could be produced if that hour is s
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5mo ago
Ronseal’s quick drying woodstain. Does exactly what it says on tin. Ronseal didn’t track me when they advertised it to me in the 90s, but the advert still existed and worked. Same with richer smoother Nescafé gold blend. the ambassador cons
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5mo ago
> If I walk across a red light in the middle of the night [0], where there's a car every 5 minutes, and do it carefully after looking left, right, left again, and you run up to cops parked nearby who saw that, and insist they do som
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5mo ago
I wonder whether there would have been less complaint had the number been a major increase, say to v4 beta. That amount of change in a minor version number bump seems unusual, but I don’t know rsync enough, I just use the version bundled in
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5mo ago
Are you the CTO of a $1b+ revenue company?
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hdgvhicv
5mo ago
Just add as an SRV or TXT dns record. Give the power to the owner of the device to allow it or not.
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5mo ago
Sure. But that’s why they do it.
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5mo ago
You’re assuming that owning compute will be possible.
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hdgvhicv
5mo ago
But popular does not mean profitable. You would go on Facebook for 5 minutes and catch up with your friends. Great. That’s not much time to shovel adverts. Better to get you engaged with ragebait or cute kittens or whatever keeps you on the
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5mo ago
Some platforms are good at giving parents control. Apple is pretty good at this when you’re in their eco system. To get any type of parental control on Minecraft took me the best part of a day, and I’m presumably more tech savvy than averag
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5mo ago
Regulation by powerful for profit companies who spend more on mind control than many countries gdp is ok though right? Freedom and all that.
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5mo ago
But not profitable. Not at the levels to justify the share price.
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5mo ago
People like the “wash it’s not free speech” are the ones championing fcc blocking licenses and arresting g people for quoting Trump Freedom of speech for me not thee.
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5mo ago
In a large company you aren’t going to be in the same country let alone kitchen. Ok can eavesdrop on conversations across our slack channels no matter where they occur, in person I’d be limited to the small subset of people I sit near.
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