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2y ago
What do you mean by 'better' and 'worse'? In other words, what is your definition of a good market?
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2y ago
> it's the bad actors and fraudsters and scammers who drive these kinds of rules. Your logic is used by bad teachers in kindergarten to justify group sanction because of a single person's misconduct. I have never seen a bad act
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3y ago
Stop tricking yourself. Your mind is smarter than you. Or: your conscious + subconscious mind is smarter than your conscious mind.
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3y ago
Better yet, let them hire you when they need support for it. You can ask a lot more than when you are employed.
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3y ago
'A country that has been in a war in the last 100 years is a violent society' That is quite the stretch. There are many countries that live in peace with each other and within for most of the time. Only occasional defensive operat
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3y ago
You could make the case for the opposite: - there is a housing shortage - as a society, we should make sure that resources are available for the ones who need it most - people who earn more money, deliver more value to society (not necessar
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3y ago
If your country is ruled by the 51% majority, do you have a democracy or a totalitarian state ruled by a majority?
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3y ago
Maximum speed in e.g. Germany is unlimited, so yeah technically that is already the case.
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3y ago
Could you elaborate? Did the training help you in any way to prevent burnout? Do you have sources that show (ex)military have lower incidence rates of burnout or psychological distress?
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3y ago
> What captures the consciousness now isn't necessarily a consensus of an economies major investors,... If that is true, then there is your problem right there. A firm and stable democracy requires a large group of people with good
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3y ago
That is kind of my point. Sun burn is not good. But without sun burn? The article you sent doesn't make clear whether photoaging always happens, or only on sun burn or other high doses of exposure.
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3y ago
In the Netherlands you can find a running experiment for power generation based on salt vs freshwater. It is using the osmotic pressure instead, but nevertheless, maybe interesting to know there is a pilot plant running and they acquired mo
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3y ago
Could you link to studies backing up your claim about 'visible skin health and beauty'?. I have searched for these a lot, but I cannot find thorough literature study type of research about this. Except for the 'sitting in off
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3y ago
> Although in some cultures five human senses were traditionally identified as such (namely sight, smell, touch, taste, and hearing), it is now recognized that there are many more. [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki
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3y ago
Do you know of another mobile-friendly connector that supports those standards? Lightning certainly does not. Even if USB2.0 was the highest supported standard on the USB-C, it is on par with lightning at least.
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3y ago
Thanks! Still, the article does not back the claim of the parent. The citation that is given for the horizontal gene transfer in herpesvirus states the following: > herpesviruses are known to capture host genes to evade host defenses. [0
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3y ago
Couldn't this be explained by magnetism alone? How does it show superconductivity?
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3y ago
Do you have a citation? I have never heard of this and am curious about this mechanism!
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3y ago
> If Apple could build an iPhone for 1 cent, why wouldn't they still charge $1000 for it? Cause in healthy capitalism, a competitor could step in and sell it for $999 and Apple would lose market share quickly.
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3y ago
You are linking the wrong page. UF is also a solid, but it is soluble [0]. I do not have a source for his statement about deleted uranium being stored in this liquid form though, so still curious about that. [0]: https://en.m.wik
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3y ago
Well, in some cases, negligence is sufficient for a lie or deception. E.g. forgetting to properly cite results is plagiarism, whether you intended to lie or not. Maybe it makes sense to hold the owner of the hardware that produces these &l
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3y ago
Could you elaborate on what externalities and how they are not internalized? Am curious.
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4y ago
One studies because of curiosity, not because of money.
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4y ago
If Britain is the same as the Netherlands, the weather for cycling is not that bad: [0] https://www.hetregentbijnanooit.nl/site/totaaloverzicht-van-...
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4y ago
The issue with B2B is that the decision makers are not the users of the product. You need to convince the decision makers first, as otherwise you'll not sell. Hopefully, the decision makers value user requirements as well.
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4y ago
I think the idea is that emotion should never interfere with your actions.
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4y ago
Yes, you need to provide a WebUSB USB descriptor on the device with a link to your site.
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4y ago
The website has to start the interaction with the USB device, it can be any USB device (not sure anymore, but i think you had to filter for Vendor ID). The browser needs to support WebUSB, currently only Chrome. On the USB device you can im
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4y ago
I thought Klarna was quite popular in Germany. Never used it though.
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4y ago
[0] scholar.google.com Google gives you sources, determining reputability is your task.
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