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by juskrey 6y ago
My point is that you are also paying taxes for that free healthcare while attending private.
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You can, but what is the point of high taxes then?
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So mosquito experiments seem to fail with dangerous consequences but we are accelerating them nevertheless? Nice https://newatlas.com/science/genetic-engineering-mosquito-ex... https://newatlas.com/scie
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If US, or ANY other country court, claims damages to anything under their jurisdiction, they are free to pursue whatever and whoever they want for making justice. Another question whether they can lawfully extract someone from alien territo
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by juskrey 6y ago
Wrong incentives. When basing on salary/personal income taxes, government is interested to raise everyone's income less inflation if it wants more taxes (let's skip 20th century aberrations like > 90% income taxes for no
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Why no one ever mentions how much companies effectively contribute to various salary and employees income taxes? Corporate tax is practically nothing.
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Local talking heads by definition can be punched into the face, seen in the local coffeeshop etc. They have skin in the game. Presidents don't.
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Talking TV heads are already deep fakes. I'm glad computer fakes will finally erode the confidence of public into those people, from news anchors to presidents. Took almost a century to arrive here.
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How is OneDrive different in this sense?
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Hiring is not broken, it's just a two way filter, tried to be cheated both ways.
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This is intuitive since taxi has much more chances to arrive late than to arrive early, because no taxi driver have ever arrived before departure.
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Science does not work by consensus, simply because single evidence invalidates any consensus with arbitrary number of holders of other opinion, however anonymous. And if it does, it starts to resemble middle ages inquisition committees mor
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You think those people would have honored you if things have gone much better? I doubt. Typical toxic client. Nothing to do with business risk
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This is a static one dimensional socialist logic. In dynamics of lifetime and in aggregate employee leads much safer and well fed life than entrepreneur. And again, the latter gives his money to the former in any case
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This is none of the employee's business to assess founder's risk exposure, he/she does not not lend money to them, but takes away from instead. By taking an employee founder is effectively paying monthly, mind that, very expe
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Employee does not take any risk. He says in the interview he was working with number of failing startups before. They failed, but they've paid his fixed project or hourly salary nevertheless. Moreover, many of those people are willing
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It's logically impossible to verify, but any number of facts can be easily disproved by one evidence, previously unknown
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He started to do one day of fasting once a week, and then occasional 2 to 5 days once a more prolonged period. making such efforts also invited more discipline with carbs and made easier to reduce number of meals per day to two. Not sure ab
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I don't think we have rank subordination here
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Fasting should help. A friend of mine reversed the process already in his 50s
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Indeed, some checks on some providers are strange towards some people. E.g. I can't open an account on Linode no matter what, and zero feedback.
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They (EU bureaucrats) may not own everything but have enough power and money to corrupt natural processes or create top-down toxic abominations absolutely in the same way.
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They have also answered me on twitter and email. All within several hours or less. But anyway, even if such terrible situation really happened, two weeks? I would have changed provider the next day. Not counting the fact I duplicate critica
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They also likely have 90% of income from 10% of clients, like any other sufficiently large business, while all others are just a cannon fodder in IT unicorn media echo chamber.
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Ok, I can be at fault here, still nothing stops EU from making local businesses more comfortable on ANY market.
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AWS is a corporate parasite - this is their real main offering, which feeds unnecessary or already unavoidable existing complexities. Being a long time AWS user myself (like in half of my projects), first thing I do with any new client, is
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BTW Hetzner is a top notch EU cloud with an excellent proposal to finally learn Linux and deploy whatever you want on their industrial grade networking and storage. Instead of feeding an exploding complexities and costs of AWS, Google and
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This smells a bit Soviet. Instead of allowing small businesses to breathe more freely, take more risk and grow to US size companies (in 3x larger internal market!) they try to build a top down copy using an army of grant and procurement fun
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They all use Unreal engine
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This really does not work anymore in most civilized countries, and most of the time they have explicit limits on that kind of stuff, unless you can REALLY justify that (hospitality industry etc).

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