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by mcmoor 3y ago
Sounds like we need something between nurse and doctor. Or is actual nurse already suffice for this?
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I don't know, lower skilled doctors can be quite a pseudo science amplifier at worst. Sometimes it does feel like that no doctor is better lower skilled one, especially when self treatment (or more accurately, remote treatment) is gett
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I heard that ones who raise to the top of French Republic is certainly not the poorest, more like middle class at most. They are not elites though, but the quote I've heard is that revolutions are middle and upper classes exchanging so
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For how much I obviously hated them, sometimes I feel proud for human pests. Be it locusts, rats, mosquitoes, cockroaches, ants, etc. They declare war on the mightiest species on the planet and are still winning! I remember seeing that huma
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by mcmoor 3y ago
Tobacco regulation is actually something I don't see people talked often. Some seem to have restricted it and succeed, or failed. Some seems to let it go and succeed, or failed. It's seemingly less sexy than either alcohol or mari
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I'm not surprised that some children do becomes Luddite, just like some becomes teetotaler because of drunkard parents. Unfortunately most of them also become drunkards.
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This site looks like a good start https://www.plonkit.net/guide
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I don't know if it's actually a quote someome that era said but it goes like "Best American general in WW2 is General Logistics"
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By climate control I think they mean that motorbikes are near unusable in rain or in sun heat. Valid point, though the benefits outweigh it for bikers in Asia.
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Sometimes I wonder that if every single one/two person car in America switch to motorbikes, it'd already relieve congestion by a good measure.
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Only if you consider it's absolvable with one death. Though it isn't like those are absolvable by any means in this world.
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At least where I was taught, death penalty reduces someone's punishment in the afterlife. So in a way capital punishment is a "mercy" because without it they'll be punished even more in hell. So yeah, this perspective re
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Isn't mentioning it considered bad when someone has served their punishment? It's part of right-to-be-forgotten after all. When the crime is still recorded and even announced, it's considered part of the punishment because ja
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Considering the real cost, it may be more accurate with 10^-5c per HN post, 10^-4c per Facebook photo (numbers made up). But they're a pain in the ass to pay, so we depend on people who do pay them in bulk, that is, the advertisers. Bu
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Considering that death penalty is considered a punishment so great that lots of states banned it, I guess people think that death already punished the person so badly that their sins can be considered absolved. So whether or not people sani
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I guess what he means that being #1 doesn't always means you're that good, maybe the competitors are just lame. Some videos of Olympic 1918 shows that the winner is totally unimpressive because the participants are just few amateu
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I guess it would be less messy if we just enact wealth tax and aim for 0% inflation. This way government won't be able to justify printing excessive money anymore. Coincidentally my religion enforce around 2.5% wealth tax which sounds
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And I thought that enforcement is a direct retribution because of a certain nation being created in 1948. The relation certainly plunges downhill after that.
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Well you can still be Larry Page's dad (or his grandad) and attempt to give your children a launching place to become Google. Most success have to be built multi generationally.
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Some hypermarkets do ignore small shopliftings until a certain threshold. One can feel free to steal 0.0001 of a penny if they afford their own transaction cost and no police will persecute this either.
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Remote SSH is really the killer feature. It's like adding a GUI on top of the remotest machines. I've tried something like IntelliJ remote but it's much more unstable especially with lower internet bandwidth or RAM.
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Does the LLM performs differently in different languages? It'd be interesting to see a research about it.
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I mean with enough propaganda and time you can have civil union be "marriage, but better" and marriage become "that obselete thing that only hicks do". Term conflict is also part of language evolution after all and can s
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I thought it's the inverse. There is a point where effort no longer matters because of talent, but people are rarely even close to that. So mostly people are defined by their effort.
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The Surprising History of Claims for Life on the Sun (2011)(researchgate.net)
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And also that all our sister planets isn't like earth, and they all don't have life (as far as we observed). So it's another point for "not like earth"->"not have planet". Before those expeditions, we t
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Also anything with different speed will have a bad time sharing any road. Even for bikes it'll be better for them to be segregated from any crowded pedestrian road. Non segregated road can only work if we want to bring all people to cr
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I guess this is why worker-coop would never really take off. Most people are not in position to be paid in possible future profit rather than direct compensation. There's also nothing stopping employees at a public company to convert t
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By this point "Asia" as the entire continent is obsolete colloquially and also not useful. There's almost nothing uniting the entire region. People nowadays use "Asia" only to refer to East Asia, and I think they ha
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Yeah I see the app just as a "public stock market" of real estate. If information is free, this is what it'll look like. We don't call stock market a price fixing scheme aren't we? But the other comment says somethi

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