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by lmpdev 2y ago
Hahaha oh my lord State will always err… find a way
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Yes you nailed my intentions I am genuinely worried me and my cohort’s lifespan 1996-20XX will be a period with an economy that continues to be as dysfunctional as it has been Especially worried it will never be addressed, or will take pain
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Correct on both counts :)
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by lmpdev 2y ago
NASDAQ will be absolutely massacred in the morning As someone without a home, I am uncomfortable with how happy I am about this news I’ve felt like since they perhaps prematurely mass printed cash early in the pandemic, there’s been an absu
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Sydney is $1,300/w pretax which is ~$1,050 net And median Sydney rents just hit $745/w So approximately 70% of median income is lost to rent each week for a median single income household Similar story for me personally in Brisban
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The $10K rule is flaunted everyday
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Median wage in Sydney is not exceptionally high though
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by lmpdev 2y ago
It has naturally dropped off again though as it was mostly a backlog of migrants from years with lower caps than what we ought to have had It is stabilising now and will return to normal levels
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Australia has very little public housing I encourage you to actually read your source
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I agree negative gearing needs to go and capital gains taxes returned to pre-Howard levels
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by lmpdev 2y ago
The great unwashed voted for whom Murdoch told them to, especially Queensland. Queensland is also the biggest predictor of Federal election outcomes. It’s been this way since the early 90s, but ramped up in the 2010s. The period of 2013 t
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by lmpdev 2y ago
You’d effectively have to lobby any and all related doctors, relevant organisations and politicians then The Secretary can make anyone they wish the Delegate on any issue I should probably rephrase corporate influence as targeted corporat
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Per-decision afaik I think the rationale is to minimise both committee biases and corporate influence I think only a handful of people know who The Delegate is at any one time. The Delegate remains anonymous after the decision is made
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An interesting tangent is Australia’s FDA equivalent -the TGA - make decisions by a single Doctor called The Delegate This is a single anonymous doctor chosen at random from a pool of qualified doctors usually from a TGA committee So ef
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Samsung, HTC, LG and Xiaomi all have physical shops Foxconn isn’t B2C Nokia used to
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Ah yes nothing simpler than providing the foundational theory to one of the most rigorous and intellectually intimidating areas of mathematics - number theory /s
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Not OP but capital is misallocated all the time by the market
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Not American but I've noticed a huge uptick in Americans complaining that public toilets are no longer available in the last ~six months
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by lmpdev 2y ago
LA was the most successful of that era especially after Canada’s incredible disaster This mini documentary is a fantastic look into the topic https://youtu.be/sqPubAjtbc4?si=HXCeTYdzoj8_YXbH
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Applied mathematics and computational science are both just simulation a lot of the time Often analytic solutions aren’t required for sufficient insight into most problems, despite their parsimoniousness/prettiness
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by lmpdev 2y ago
The fact they could get to that chamber is enough to make my original point though It is unlikely homo sapiens have equal or better neurological attributes for certain domains. In this example Homo naledi likely possessed superior balance a
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I would argue over a certain threshold of human comments/reviews/inputs this is invariably an unsolvable problem People rightfully give FAANG crap for improper policing (as they should) but in their defence I have yet to see a sin
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Despite the correction, I still expect to see (perhaps only slight or niche) skills with their corresponding mental attributes which great apes and extinct hominids possess(ed) which outweigh our own An example which springs to mind is th
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Related: One of my favourite art pieces is the successful attempt to relocate a hoarding Australian master painter’s entire Sydney flat 1,000km north to northern NSW Over 20,000 objects had to have been catalogued and replaced, exactly wh
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by lmpdev 2y ago
How does one destroy a pinky from welding? I don’t doubt it, just curious how that occurred?
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5G is intrinsically a “difficult to undo” infrastructure investment Street by street, dozens of ABS boxes with highend RF gear that can only be touched by high-skilled, expensive technicians and riggers
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I personally think successfully resurrecting the Thylacine and reintroducing it longterm to Tasmania would be a better aim over all these comments on Mammoth cloning Advantages: - smaller (but still a macro-sized animal) - multiple surrogat
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How do you go about easily producing reliable intricate dies and casts with novel designs? That’s a tough scale to nail for one offs with one shot I know precast is all the rage but surely there are better materials like metal or wood for p
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I’m not well versed in QA/Sysadmin/Logs but surely metrics suffer from Simpson’s paradox compared to properly probed questions only answered through having access to the entirety of the logs? If you average out metrics across all
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Window snapping already existed just only through the keyboard Different mapping of feature != the feature doesn’t exist

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