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by kansface 5y ago
> what we need is a total ban on any plastics... I'm out of ideas because no matter what I say I know it's not going to reach you. You're proposed solution would cause the deaths of at least tens of millions of people year
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by kansface 5y ago
How do you deal with multiple versions on the back end - like during a migration, or a partial migration, deploy, etc?
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People have remedy of sorts in the case of a functioning local market. If some employer requires you to get vaccines and you aren't in to that, you can work somewhere else. If a state has requirements you don't like, you could p
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by kansface 5y ago
Bodily autonomy is perhaps the central tenant of liberty. There is plenty of room to be for vaccines and against (federal) mandates.
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by kansface 5y ago
Rent seeking isn’t parasitic. It provides liquidity to the housing market where it wouldn’t otherwise exist. You want to move to a different city, renting doesn’t exist, then what? How does that work for anyone who can’t make a downpayme
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by kansface 5y ago
Why can’t we make some timeless and some cool buildings, and some austere, and some playful, etc?
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by kansface 5y ago
> If science is a set of methods and tools to discover truth Science, as practiced, is a process that consumes dollars and PhDs and outputs peer reviewed papers.
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by kansface 5y ago
Do you know what percentage of the non-western sources are outsourced emissions or if that was already included?
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by kansface 5y ago
I've often given thought to exactly this problem: trust in all American institutions has been and continues to decline precipitously. I can not name a single case of trust increasing anywhere within the last decade - religion and th
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by kansface 5y ago
A container must cost at least a couple thousand dollars... a ship carries, what, 1000 or so? That's roughly 2 million dollars being "thrown away". Maybe they can build them for half that in China? I suppose if the turnaro
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by kansface 5y ago
Because you aren't actually being paid for your performance as CEO. You are being "paid" by increasing the value of the company you mostly own. Its up to you to play the long game or the short game. Ivy MBAs don't eve
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by kansface 5y ago
More like the pandemic is good for pushing activities onto the internet of which Google takes its slice.
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by kansface 5y ago
I’d strongly disagree about people caring about interiors - houses are built and sold as a list of checkboxes as if they were enterprise software. They have the commensurate problems of enterprise software. Also, I’ll note that maybe on
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by kansface 5y ago
You presuppose that there is ever any sort of enforcement for noise pollution, or any other form of the degradation of the commons.
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by kansface 5y ago
Productivity gains are all in tech - mostly software at that. Seriously, I’d guess 95% of all gains in that time period. The people implementing that tech have captured a slice of the value. Senior engineers with no degree can and do pull
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by kansface 5y ago
I had an emergency room visit for broken ribs complete with an EKG, x-rays, IV, etc come to a grand total of $75 in the US. I assume this happens frequently, but we don't hear about it because no one cares when everything goes right,
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by kansface 5y ago
"Disrupting" health care would involve the federal and state governments massively deregulating health care and insurance so that a private, free market could actually exist. Disruption/competition are quite literally illega
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by kansface 5y ago
> Do you not hear how privileged this sounds? "Worse healthcare for you and your family because you are privileged" is not particularly compelling to the roughly half of Americans you are yelling at.
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by kansface 5y ago
> Real relationships don't depend on x platform. All they require is you, and the other person. Hear Hear! > Most Canadians believe Facebook harms their mental health Then don't use it!
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> Young people can die from COVID but they won't die from COVID vaccine shots. The actual numbers seem to be that otherwise healthy teenage boys are more likely to die from the vaccine than from COVID - to be clear, both numbers are
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by kansface 5y ago
It’s actually more like a factor of 100x for Democrats - maybe 50x for Republicans.
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by kansface 5y ago
Talking of unscientific beliefs, I have yet to see any evidence that teaching critical thinking is either possible or likely, or that schools would do anything other than use the time for propaganda - particularly in regard to anything of
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by kansface 5y ago
I don’t even know how to respond to this. The nicest thing I can say is that your comment is both entirely ahistorical and highly indicative of why Republicans don’t trust the CDC.
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by kansface 5y ago
What type of anchor are you using and whats your work load like?
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by kansface 5y ago
Like OP suggested, dry wall anchors don't do well with dynamic loads. Every time you put that vacuum back, you will crumble a bit of drywall and weaken your anchors.
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by kansface 5y ago
As a classical guitarist, western notation is not particularly good at expressing the music our own culture. The high open E string can be and is regularly played on the other 5 strings too, potentially at the same time! Natural and artifi
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by kansface 5y ago
> Would you also agree that a coffee shop that pulls down objectionable flyers from their wall/window is circumventing free speech? No coffee shop has 1/4 of the human population visit each day.
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by kansface 5y ago
I really enjoy writing JS/TS - I find that eg arrow functions mixed with React allow for really concise and expressive solutions. You are correct about the ecosystem... maybe not per se, but that supply chain attacks are hopelessly in
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by kansface 5y ago
> Are we going to argue wether spam filtering is censorship too? It certainly is censorship, but users opt in. > There are other platforms to post my video to. Hell, I can create another one. I can create 50 others. Its not just YouTu
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by kansface 5y ago
As if Youtube is any ordinary company. Some day in the future, with little doubt, the censorship shoe will be on the other foot.

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