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by human 5y ago
I have been looking for one number. Maybe someone can help me. What is the mortality rate for unvaxxed healthy adults between the age of 18 and 50? I can’t help but be dubious that this group needs vaccination.
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by human 5y ago
Hey! I also love PHP and Ruby. I was a fan of Rails until I discovered Laravel and I found it to be similar but better (and much faster). People who bash PHP should take a look at PHP 7/8 and what clean and professional PHP code can lo
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by human 5y ago
One more news story that makes me feel like we live in Black Mirror.
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by human 5y ago
This is a prime example how fighting something can simply give it more eyeballs. I just heard about this through HN. Maybe we can just ignore people who don’t agree with us…
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by human 5y ago
I guess HODL was easier while in jail.
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by human 5y ago
Inflation is actually money supply times velocity of money. In your example the velocity would be zero, so no inflation.
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by human 5y ago
I recommend you try some well-rated restaurants where the waiter explains the food carefully, tells you where it’s sourced and with which wine to pair it all. Maybe that’s not your thing but I’ve been to many restaurants lately where the st
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by human 5y ago
If you get depressed by captcha images, your life is too easy.
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by human 5y ago
This endeavor is impossible. The prize should be 100M$. I think a better system would be simply to survey people and ask them to assess their perceived purchasing power.
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by human 5y ago
Loss of quality is totally missed in the CPI. Take this example. A restaurant hires rookie waiters because they can’t pay the more experienced staff. Your meal still costs $50. But is it worth this same? Not at all.
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by human 5y ago
I would be so nervous to be in the middle of space with an hockey puck of antimatter.
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by human 5y ago
That might be true for products or services that people need and know. But what about new or less known ones? For example, I will buy a car and one car only. All the advertising is not going to make me buy two. However, for electronics, I m
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by human 5y ago
I am the marketing director at a professional service firm. We started advertising on radio and tv about 7 years ago. The first campaign we did generated clients at a cost of about $10,000 each. That was very expensive and we were disappoin
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by human 5y ago
How is your email deliverability though? My main issue was having my mail sent to spam even if my IP was clean. I resigned and moved to O365 and haven’t had issues. But I hate that I had to do that.
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by human 5y ago
Increased gravity?
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by human 5y ago
That hits so close to home. I’ve given up searching for recipes online because of this. And I’m not even mentionning all the ads you have to scroll through.
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by human 5y ago
We definitely need a term for this so when we are a victim of this, we can easily raise a flag. I have a few ideas: - Bot blunder - Artificial stupidity - Algofail - Machine madness - Neural slip
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by human 5y ago
Robinhood "democratized" gambling on the stock market.
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by human 5y ago
If I were making above 100k then yes and I would locate either in a cheap rural area or another country with affordable cost of life. My SO works in construction so that won’t happen. No WFH there.
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by human 5y ago
This will happen anyways. It’s already too late. All I can say is that networking will be more important than ever and that client-facing positions might be saved. This will be bad for the US workers but amazing for the rest of the world. I
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by human 5y ago
I agree with you. The article has no substance. We can talk about how today’s schools don’t produce shining stars or bright minds, but the path followed by these legends (Carnegie, Da Vinci, etc.) were not out of the ordinary and I really d
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by human 5y ago
“ Now, when I'm not working hard, alarm bells go off. I can't be sure I'm getting anywhere when I'm working hard, but I can be sure I'm getting nowhere when I'm not, and it feels awful.” I recognize this feelin
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by human 5y ago
SkyNet mode has been activated.
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by human 5y ago
I totally agree with you. Legislators should watch out for too much power consolidation here.
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by human 5y ago
In my humble opinion it is not Amazon who is at fault here, but our flawed human nature. Management set goals in good faith and with honorable intentions but then people started to optimize for the numbers more than for the spirit of the go
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by human 5y ago
English is not my primary language so correct me if I’m wrong. But didn’t the word "computer" have another meaning before the physical computer machine? Otherwise I would agree it should be renamed to information science.
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by human 5y ago
Well, if the managers have a base salary of 100k and the engineers, 150k, I think it’s fair.
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by human 5y ago
I work in the insolvency industry in Canada. MNP is a competitor to our firm. Every year they come up with a survey like this which sounds over-dramatic. The insolvencies in Canada are actually down 35% year over year. Most Canadians have b
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by human 5y ago
Looking at this design triggers so much nostalgia. Reminds me of my early days learning html.
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by human 6y ago
When you account for all the other fixed and variables costs of the US Army, including weapon tests, I wonder what is the total cost of actually destroying a real world target. Must be easily above 50 M$.

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