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High population with low GDP per capita. Turkey certainly has some economic issues with inflation, etc. Yes, Turkey has democracy, but what was the coup thing going on a few years back? ---- But yes, high population == more votes, could als
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2y ago
Banks should be liable, there is often insufficient ways to validate who you're transferring money to. Sometimes the bank interface will tell you name and address, after you type in numbers, but who validates this? My bank (in Denmark)
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2y ago
With a socialized healthcare system the system would have delays and you'd get the screening every 2.5 years, even if it was scheduled for every 2 years. Because of wait lists. To be fair, it's impossible to know of it matters :)
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2y ago
> Turkey is formally in (suspended) membership negotiations and a major discussion point was that most of its land area is not on the European continent. Would the that be a discussion point if Turkey had a well functioning democracy? So
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2y ago
Greenland has the option to join the EU. French Guiana is in south America and is part of the EU. Both of these territories are parts of existing EU member nations. I guess with brexit it won't help Canada to claim they are a British t
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2y ago
Or maybe there is a hidden variable that: (A) Explains why you noticed the Privia. (B) Explains why you searched for something that might have triggered a Privia ad. To a layman this might be indistinguishable from magic. So in some way may
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2y ago
People can jump employers while one H1B, anyways, it's besides my point, which is: Until the US had better visa programs, it would be a shame to dismantle the H1B program. Don't let perfect be the enemy of good. Make a replacement
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2y ago
You still loose data stored, phone number, etc. But you could make the argument you should do backup of cloud services, the same way you do backup of hard drives.
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> indentured servants on H1B visas That a pretty loaded statement on its own too. I was an H1B, but I most certainly didn't feel indentured. Nor did other recruiters who wanted to talk to me. I did actually end up moving back to Den
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2y ago
I really wish we could store passkeys and totp in bitwarden where access always goes through a server side KMS. Currently, bitwarden stores these encrypted, but they are unlocked with the rest of the password manager. For now I'll stic
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2y ago
> While India has a moral claim to these artifacts Does it really? It sounds like many of these books were purchased while they were still in print. If anything shouldn't buying books/media this way be good for publishing indus
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2y ago
Verifying people after account loss/compromise is hard. So which would you prefer: (A) A low-level customer service representative can restore your access, but said representative is arguably susceptible to social engineering and other
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2y ago
Nice game, more levels and better color schemes. I really couldn't tell the red from the green :)
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Stimulus checks might affect some income levels more than others. And some people more than others.
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2y ago
Finland has a sizable amount of hardware in storage. And could easily donate more equipment to Ukraine. Even if stockpiles runs low, Finland could finance equipment for Ukraine. Both of these options would hurt Russia more, and probably cos
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2y ago
Or give away more explosive toys to Ukraine. A cut cable is expensive to repair. More toys donated to Ukraine won't just cost Russia money. Unless the cable cutting is actually a real threat, we should suck it up, repair and donate to
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2y ago
> If that's regulation, yes please It is, and as much as we all want to pretend this is always about rent seeking. There can be other reasons. Some systems are bought in manners that include service contracts and outs liability on m
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2y ago
Lol, visa had network effect. It also took a long time to build up such a network. Replacing all payment terminals is not easy. And as a customer I'm more likely to care of my card works and not care if I'm charged x% fee. The vis
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When shopping physically that shouldn't be necessary. Should it? But I guess that would outside FTC jurisdiction? Most online shops have a good estimate of your location based on IP. And already use it to estimate shopping costs, right
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I get that law enforcement might want to sell surplus equipment. But buying things with the idea of selling seems like an organization that's operating way outside it's mandate. Which isn't something a law enforcement organis
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2y ago
In the context of economics and poverty, paycheck to paycheck is defined as having no ability to save because necessary spending is consuming the entire paycheck. Necessary spending is food, utilities, clothes, rent. But not eating out, fan
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2y ago
I've seen the opposite effect. Where people in a large organisations work to make an open source project more resistant to organizational changes (and priorities). But yes, layoffs certainly has negative side effects.
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> Every friend I have who doesn’t own a house and bought an EV ended up returning it... Yeah, if you don't have a private parking spot, charging is a deal breaker. I wouldn't be surprised if apartment blocks with shared parking
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2y ago
Thanks, that makes no sense to me :) But I do recall having had inductance issues with high frequency transfers to an atmega. I have no idea how a capacitor would help. Sounds like it would increase a signal delay (tiny one perhaps). But de
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2y ago
An informal pip. You can tell someone they need to improve their performance. You can help them make a plan. And you can help evaluate the result. Making a plan can certainly help. You don't need to involve HR inorder to make a plan. (
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Also by forcing managers to drag employees through a pip process, you: (a) reduce risk of wrongful termination suits. (b) increase likelihood that an abusive manager is discovered. I'm sure lots bad managers get away with bad stuff, ev
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I've understood that capacitors can be used for timing, or smoothing a voltage after a power regulator (I think). How/what does adding capacitance help with?
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If these attacks are likely not a serious threat. And if you want to get payback you don't need to take action against Russia. You can simply donate military aid to Ukraine, which they will convert to Russian casualties. So why respond
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> why Farmland? Because trees don't grow well in the ocean? :) There is developed areas (cities/towns/industry) and farm land. Most of the land not suitable for farming was turned into farm land. Through extremely hard wor
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And if food security became an issue we could reverse policies. This won't be implemented overnight. We could also just make less bio fuel, or eat more plants less animals, etc. Lots of options, sure we need some food security, but the
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