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by lr4444lr 4y ago
What's "everything"? Wealth isn't fixed.
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Parasitism was a crime in the USSR. Venezuela for a time, maybe still, had compulsory field labor during the oil price crisis. Where exactly - "capitalist" or otherwise - can you choose not to work without having to submit yours
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Nothing significant stops people from forming worker collectives. Maybe it's telling that they're so uncommon?
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
It's called covering your ass. Github/MS need to protect themselves, which means taking all actions reasonably possible to fend off charges of obstruction or collusion.
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Weird article. It tries very hard uo front to defend modern depression drugs until midway down, where the lede gets buried: Research suggests antidepressants work only a bit better than placebos (dummy drugs people are told could be the re
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
It's not enforced. It is legal tender, but the US dollar is still their currency, last I heard.
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Honest question: why do we need wholly separate devops/infra teams as opposed to just one expert to teach the other devs if K8s was supposed to make IaC so efficient?
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
The placebo effect to my knowledge has been demonstrably shown powerful enough even to shrink cancer tumors, so why would such a question even be posed at this point? We are just beginning to understand the mind body connection, but it&#x27
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
It mentions coups repeatedly, and, discusses and refutes thr French payments issue, makes multiple comparisons (unfavorable) to the success of Jamaica, another former imperial nation that has done significantly better.
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Why not let your credit card company fight for you?
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Almost no one who is given these pills has a lab confirmed neurotransmitter "imbalance". They are not even tested for it. So it should severely trouble you IMHO that it bears the "gold standard" designation for anyone wh
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Has any study ever been able to induce depression reliably by reducing neurotransmitters? As someone who once had depression that did not respond to any medication, which was completely resolved within 1-2 weeks of making a big but well
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
What about some kind of fountain with a motorized pump that recycles the water?
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Centenarians are really a special group. My doctors assure me, independently, that even though applied nutrition science is in general very poor once you are past any basic nutrient deficiencies, that a plant based diet is overwhelmingly co
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Remind me also how many believe in astrology and young earth creationism? Also, to even entertain this idea, where would the battle lines be drawn? Political differences aren't even blue state/red state anymore, let alone North vs
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
As a tech worker with kids, what I see is an all out war being waged on their attention span, motivation to consume, and healthy self-concept with zero regard for their healthy cognitive development. I let my kids watch certain specific sho
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
The problem is that students and parents are not held accountable for failure in America. It's either the teachers, admins, or politicians who appoint the admins. So it's clear how that reaction to testing is incentivized. It was
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Zero time certainly correlates. There was next to no enforcement of remote attendance or remote assignments being done by the students themselves. Testing was also severely curtailed.
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
No, that's excepted, since you are the subject of his stop, unless he has legitimate reason that your recording is interfering with his work, and he tells you to stop. I think the new concept here is that he doesn't NEED a reason
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
This is the natural result of state standardized education. It has its pros though, like getting a functionally literate and numerate workforce of average people when done decently. It will rarely serve people of the author's level of
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Doesn't sound too far-fetched: https://wagecentre.com/work/work-in-middle-east/salary-in-ir... .
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Your wife's career is probably less portable than yours in an international move. Definitely make that part of the decision. I think your skillset and work habits would be ideal for in-house tech work at non-tech companies, where the m
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
No, they could use several proprietary solutions that aren't "pay by the hour", that come with their own consultants as well as the physical infrastructure. Also, FedEx is not a customer that a big profit sucking outlet wants
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
What about whole nuts and seeds from which they're derived? Do they cause the same effect? I find this all a little hard to believe given that obese people tend to consume animal fats at a higher rate than non-obese people, nationwide
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
That isn't the point. If he had a whole year, was there a tangibly better use of his time to get a product to market faster? What might the business implications be for doing or not doing so?
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
When the police start enforcing minor infractions, they get called out for bias too, because the fines and lost work hours to misdemeanor jail time hit the people in those communities "disproportionately". Then there is the revolv
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Did you change your micronutrient makeup, or reduce sodium more than proportionately to the caloric drop?
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Remembering the ideas from DevOps at its inception, the point was to remove the friction between developers and operations: have operations stop saying “no” and developers stop saying “yolo lets ship it”. Well, that's pretty much doo
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
Maybe because it's just unanswerable? We're not talking about the right to pierce their ears or vote. We're talking about the termination of a living organism. I am pro-choice, but an intelligent mostly pro-life friend of min
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by lr4444lr 4y ago
In what way would it not be constitutional? Wouldn't a petitioner have to cite the preexisting implied rights or explicit laws violated in order for the case to even have standing?

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