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by kansface 6y ago
> it protects the freedoms of the group the hate speech targets Which freedoms would that be?
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by kansface 6y ago
How is that margin any different than what they would pay to the front of the house? Is the only difference that people don’t order alcohol via GrubHub which is the only way restaurants actually make money?
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by kansface 6y ago
I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not!?
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by kansface 6y ago
Cities and States rely on the market for their pension funds. CA has ~$2 trillion in underfunded obligations ($83K per household)[1]. If the market doesn't magically make up the difference, the state will in the form of new taxes, bu
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by kansface 6y ago
> But I think many people naturally wonder the value to society of getting rich by buying and selling things in a secondary market. Obviously, buying and selling stuff in a secondary market is enormously beneficial to the people doing th
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by kansface 6y ago
Spoiler alert : The horse doesn't die, its turned into glue after being sent to a "vet" having collapsing from exhaustion.
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by kansface 6y ago
> He tends to invest in established exploitative companies. What about BNSF for instance? > His investments have been made on an almost exclusive basis of growing wealth, which in the end is a very sterile end to aim for. What is a mo
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by kansface 6y ago
> Somehow we should discourage large companies and create a system that favors more smaller companies Regulation is strongly, negatively correlated to competition within any industry.
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by kansface 6y ago
> So everyone should suffer until those exist because businesses are permitted to take advantage of them? That's exactly the point. Everyone wasn't suffering and in dire need of rescue by the state of California. Now, we have
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by kansface 6y ago
> This is not up for debate. Is it because they are wealthy? Or how about, how much of the difference (not quantified here) is because of wealth? > "Culture" seems to be a byword for money here. is what I'm disputing,
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by kansface 6y ago
Negative, plenty of poor immigrants (and natives for that matter) instill a strong regard for education and personal responsibility including my own family.
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by kansface 6y ago
I agree with you - so much so that I don’t use source maps to debug stuff. It’s also the same reason I strongly dislike hooks (they aren’t really JS) while at the same time, they solve a problem I very rarely have (shared behavior without s
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by kansface 6y ago
Or perhaps they have radically different values and think one preventable death is one too many or perhaps they know a lot less about economics than random HN or perhaps they just don’t want to be blamed when more people die (even if it’s t
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by kansface 6y ago
<Foo bar="baz"/> = React.createElement(Foo, { bar: "baz" })
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by kansface 6y ago
> What I am saying is I think that your last paragraph is a misunderstanding of what the 510(k) and de-novo pathways are, and that they are a safety process, which was and is followed. I don't think anyone in this chain has tried to
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by kansface 6y ago
Forgive me, but I also had the same thought as OP and honestly can't tell the difference between what you are describing and Boeing. > It's a rigorous process, that is designed to remove or reduce the need for a different rigor
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by kansface 6y ago
Regulators don't need to be > scheming, wicked villains, or power hungry idiots to explain any of their recent misbehavior - perfectly banal explanations suffice. At the end of the day, our regulators will let people die invisibly i
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by kansface 7y ago
> So these parties have to refresh themselves unless they want to become irrelevant. In the US there is no such pressure. That does not square with the US electing donald trump.
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by kansface 7y ago
Which experts exactly?
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by kansface 7y ago
> Gell-Mann Amnesia effect is one of the ones that simply doesn't hold up. At most, you should trust specific journalists who are covering topics germane to their expertise. > Just like if I buy a crappy video game in Target, tha
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by kansface 7y ago
To the best of my knowledge (and not trying my to incite panic), there are only 200 test kits in the entire state of CA. The official numbers are meaningless given the inability to actually test. Why do you believe the US will be able to
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by kansface 7y ago
Yeah, me too, but I have never read of an actual knot failure causing an accident outside of user error (wrong knot, not tied correctly, incorrect application, etc). edit: in reference to rock climbing accidents...
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by kansface 7y ago
Just considering safety, per trip is what I personally care about - the total odds I will die going by plane or by car. Often, this means flying through a hub which we would not visit by car so the numbers would be really hard :-/
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by kansface 7y ago
> If we believe in the "market place of ideas" where validity and accuracy are the sole determiners of success then none should have artificial support. The "market place of ideas" makes no mention of the speed, like
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by kansface 7y ago
Most colleges/universities are nonprofits and they still charge tens of thousands per semester. I will also point out that the European model is not free, universal college degrees for all - access is restricted behind rigorous entran
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by kansface 7y ago
> This lets journalists and the public fact-check them before they're blasted to a targeted group. I believe this proposal to be worse than the current state of affairs. I would not delegate censorship of what I may read or watch
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by kansface 7y ago
How popular is biking in New York - eg, do people bike in the winter?
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by kansface 7y ago
> As the author of Redux I can assure that it’s not designed for — or capable of — the providing thee features described on this page... Hope that makes sense. Sure! Seems like we are talking past each other (these problems being waterfa
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by kansface 7y ago
I'm left scratching my head a bit from this blog post. In https://reactjs.org/docs/concurrent-mode-suspense.html , current pitfalls of fetching data are explored including waterfalls (sequential loading spinners f
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by kansface 7y ago
> Can the government please make something that's easy to use? Many law makers don't want the Government to make this process easy on the assumption that the easier it is for the Government to tax, the more it will do so.

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