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by hourago 4y ago
> Let me take a stab at this with a viewpoint that's not "stingy rich f$*k wants to take away worker's money". It is literally exactly that. You can say that "they just wan to optimize the system" but you ar
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by hourago 4y ago
> That said, you shouldn’t be allowed to smoke and masks should be mandatory on planes still in my opinion. That is a very reasonable approach. We are billions of humans living in close quarters. Let's make a little effort to offer
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by hourago 4y ago
> If I lit a cigarette as I'd like to, their parents might attack me for shaving a few theoretical seconds off their lives. Many things are not harmful if just done one, but you are not alone. I understand that if you are allowed to
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by hourago 4y ago
> I argue that Japan is a harbinger state, which experiences many challenges before others in the international system. A good example is housing. Japan had a gigantic housing bubble a decade in advance than the USA and Europe. It is als
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Roblox wants an older audience, but it’s leaving younger players behind(polygon.com)
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by hourago 4y ago
> If you’ve never missed a flight, you’ve spent too much time in airports It all depends on how much one can afford to lose a flight and pay for a new one. Business economics are not the same than personal ones.
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by hourago 4y ago
My best guess is that Amazon have just moved the Amazon Smile team to do something else that may bring more money. Sometimes someone may want to do something good in companies like Amazon, but in the end, corporate structure will optimize f
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by hourago 4y ago
> It is better to have very expensive treatments for a disease than no treatments for a disease. False duality. We can have treatments fairly priced. The only reason that this ones are so expensive is because monopolies and corruption.
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by hourago 4y ago
> I want pharma and medical innovation to be huge money makers. I want citizens to not die of treatable diseases. Our goals seem to be different.
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by hourago 4y ago
> Maybe I'm just biased towards the parts that are annoying and I end up missing the good parts, but search seems worse every day. Google product is not the search, but the advertisements. I can believe that Google has gotten better
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by hourago 4y ago
I like the openness of the system, and it works both ways. You can install your own operating system in the Steam Deck, but you can also install SteamOS in your own device. When it comes to the main concern that the article presents, batter
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by hourago 4y ago
> “There was a strong incentive and even obligation to consume alcohol,” Galy said. Monsieur T. alleges that he was subjected to “humiliating and intrusive practices such as the simulation of sexual acts, the obligation to share a bed wi
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by hourago 4y ago
The Radium Girls were female factory workers who contracted radiation poisoning from painting watch dials with self-luminous paint. After being told that the paint was harmless, ... instructed to "point" their brushes on their lip
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by hourago 4y ago
A company with thousands of employees and the CEO is micromanaging developers. I do not think that the problem is empathy. It's about not understanding his role in the company. It's about not understanding collaboration, team work
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by hourago 4y ago
> She feels kind of resentful toward feminism telling her she didn't need children to be happy. Not everybody has the same needs or desires, and feminism defends that women can be different from one another and not just making babes
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by hourago 4y ago
> Do you think they refuse to have children in protest? If a woman has children she is expected to stay home and take care of them. It's the death of her career. So, to delay when to have children seems just a practical decision to
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by hourago 4y ago
I wrote in the input: What is the name of that Nintendo game with animals and they live their life and do stuff? ChatGPT: It sounds like you're thinking of the game "Animal Crossing." In Animal Crossing, you play as a charact
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by hourago 4y ago
> I'm curious if they were themselves Muslim, or if it was out of misguided progressiveness You can satisfy your curiosity by reading the article. > However, one student in class that day—the president of Hamline's Muslim S
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by hourago 4y ago
The "Elektromote", the world's first trolleybus,[6] in Berlin, Germany, 1882. Maybe New York is lacking the infrastructure, but the technology has existed for a long time. A trolleybus may be expensive to implement in rural a
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by hourago 4y ago
Coservatives identify with values of tradition and rule of law. ChatGPT is polite to a fault, it will always tell you to follow the law and has encyclopedic knowledge of all the traditions in the world. This article seems to imply that cons
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by hourago 4y ago
> I almost hate is cyclists Then you definitively will hate car drivers. For each cyclist that has bothered me as a pedestrian there are ten cars doing something crazy dangerous. And in my city there are a lot of bikes, as much as cars.
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by hourago 4y ago
> The problem is that cost and risk of development and trials is too large for the current rewards, This kind of invesment has been traditionally done by governments. But with a reduction of taxation governments do not have animore money
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by hourago 4y ago
> ChatGPT is more intelligent than your average day to day human expression of themselves. It may be just a difference in goals. That guy that you discuss with for one hour that he cannot return a dead dove to the animal store is no stup
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by hourago 4y ago
> Cambridge Analytica, now defunct, worked for Donald Trump's successful presidential campaign in 2016. Cambridge Analytica helped to change the political landscape of the West. For the people that profited with tax breaks, reduced
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by hourago 4y ago
Will this apply to forgiving taxes for big corporations? Or it only affects non-corporation people?
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by hourago 4y ago
> It's generally the ones that have children in them that get toxic That is the problem. Kids are learning from each other to be harmful and hateful as there is no consequences for that behaviour. In other spaces they will be called
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by hourago 4y ago
> An outsize amount of the world’s biodiversity lives in countries of the global south. But these nations often lack the hefty financial resources needed to restore ecosystems, to reform harmful agriculture, aquaculture, fisheries and fo
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by hourago 4y ago
> We are, aren't we? "There are more than 1 000 varieties of bananas produced and consumed locally in the world, but the most commercialized is the Cavendish type banana, which accounts for around 47 percent of global productio
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by hourago 4y ago
> So voice chat must now be turned off by default for all children across America? Should everyone playing a game be required to upload ID? And what is the gate between on and off by default? A single button press? When you go to the sho
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by hourago 4y ago
> The dead aristocrat also had a deformation of the skull caused by wearing a headdress or headband as a baby. Interesting details by just looking at a decaying skeleton. I guess that historians can tie this deformation to practices of t

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