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by hx8 2y ago
Tech isn't a zero sum game, it's a growth market. If some H-1B talent helps grow a company faster, then they can increase their own citizen employee count faster.
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by hx8 2y ago
That was ~2007-2017. You are literally describing how TVs worked in the past. Still one of their core functionality.
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by hx8 2y ago
That is how Hollywood does movies. Other film traditions will more accurately adapt the source material. For example, many animes are a shot-for-shot recreation of manga.
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by hx8 2y ago
I had the 5-10 second safe driving message on an old car. I spent the time making sure myself and all of my passengers were buckled, that my mirrors were adjusted correctly, that my car was sounding normal and gauges looked healthy, etc.
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by hx8 2y ago
If I recall correctly these anti-piracy statements were like 10 seconds out of 2 hours of runtime. Hardly makes the product poisoned.
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by hx8 2y ago
We have one of the worst healthcare systems in the developed world. "What comes next" doesn't matter when most alternatives would be better.
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by hx8 2y ago
It's called lifestyle creep. Housing and transportation are the two most impactful items, which can scale from $20k/yr to $20m/yr smoothly.
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by hx8 2y ago
As much as I agree with investing alongside your values, I don't think holding shareholders criminally liable for the companies they own fits alongside my concept of justice. Reasons why I'm against shareholder criminal liability
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by hx8 2y ago
Criminal liabilities? Something tells me that would cause a massive flight of capital from US stock exchanges.
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by hx8 2y ago
Boeing is becoming a national embarrassment. We discuss this ad nauseam every time a post about them makes it to the front page. I think this is a sign that their reputation is beginning to be worth less, and more people in the system are
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by hx8 2y ago
A tip to those playing: You don't have to wait for the enemy to attack before you go again. You can spam your attacks. Combat pauses while you answer the question so take your time doing the math, but you want to select your next at
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by hx8 2y ago
I like Intel's aggressive pricing against entry/mid level GPUs, which hopefully puts downward pressure on all GPUs. Overall, their biggest concern is software support. We've had reports of certain DX11/12 games failing
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by hx8 2y ago
Genes that promote improved written communications could have been selected for even if you use cuneiform as the starting timeframe you are considering. Of course that isn't the real starting time. Cave paintings are 40k years old.
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by hx8 2y ago
It's actually very common to fine manufacturers for negative externalities. We even tax some manufacturers for some negative externalities. For example, we have a federal tax on cigarettes that pay for some health programs.
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by hx8 2y ago
I agree "beginning to" is the wrong phrase. After all, Pokemon is 25 years old and among the most popular fictional worlds. I actually mean they are increasing their consistency in being able to successfully export media.
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by hx8 2y ago
I think one reason that Japanese fiction is beginning to see pickups in western audiences is because Japanese companies are improving their skills at exporting culture to the west. One aspect of this is translation, where they spent decade
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by hx8 2y ago
The main point is that limited access to ammunition would encourage innovation in generating force to propel the projectile in a way that isn't true in North America.
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by hx8 2y ago
I agree with that statement for this specific model. Maybe it's enough for lethal force, but probably less lethal than a kitchen knife. However larger and more powerful versions are possible. I think the lawmakers are correct in cla
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by hx8 2y ago
I think the primary benefit of an electromagnetic coil gun in an environment like Japan would be the capability to build one using off the shelf and unmonitored equipment. In the US it would be much easier to generate 3d printed guns, beca
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by hx8 2y ago
I've occasionally chosen to use Linux in this way. To abstain from certain aspects of the operating system to better learn Linux. Several of my close friends and I will also do things in Linux for the learning more than the outcome,
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by hx8 2y ago
If your competition is collecting user data and you aren't then they have a competitive advantage in understanding where to make investments for future development investments. It's really best to just kill the arms race and restr
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by hx8 2y ago
Wouldn't the cost of the service scale basically linearly with the user base? So a small distro would have smaller costs? I agree with the core point that tracking users via package updates is a bad idea, but I don't think this s
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by hx8 2y ago
Manjaro doesn't have region specific isos, so it sounds like this will end up being the global policy. However international compliance isn't something every developer is aware of so it may take time before the project is release
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by hx8 2y ago
People cannot say no if you never ask for informed consent. If the PC is personal then a root kit is a violation.
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by hx8 2y ago
Sure, I'm not arguing in which direction the numbers reflect Truth. I'm simply saying I trust teenage self reported cannabis usage about as much as I trust self reported exercise habits. I'm very skeptical, and I don't
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by hx8 2y ago
Am I the only one that questions the validity of self reported survey data? No, the concerns are extremely well documented, including documentation about psychological and situational factors that impact the results.
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by hx8 2y ago
What hardware are teens most likely to stream on? I would guess teens are more likely to stream to phone/tablet than the general population.
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by hx8 2y ago
Yeah, I don't agree with that at all. A simple change such as "More schools are giving the survey right before standardized tests instead of at the end of the school day" may skew numbers over years. Edit: There's proba
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by hx8 2y ago
How accurate can youth self reported drug usage statistics actually be? It seems like the type of thing that would sway heavily based on if the kids were in a serious mood or a playful mood, who was giving the survey, etc.
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by hx8 2y ago
I have two OLED Vitas, a beat up one I used for 10 years and a gently used complete in box I imported from Japan. I prefer the LCD, and have for several years. However this is only a recent development (3-4 years) when I noticed the LCD a

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