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One problem is the ore deposits contain radioactive elements, so it would need specialist processing otherwise the workers would all have radioactive dust in their lungs
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It’s I my broken because our electoral system favours conservative outcomes. If we had proportional representation then many of the issues that seem impossible would suddenly become easy to solve. Edit: in before anyone asks for evidence of
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And if the mental health of employees isn’t part of aircraft safety then why not?
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The anger in these videos is palpable. He’s doing us a great service by championing right to repair and consumer tech rights. But he needs a three-week holiday to Thailand before he snaps
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“…those living within an hour's commute to a major Dell office should come in for those minimum three days.” Time for any Dell employee to dig up the highway leading in to town
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It is unproven whether genetic “improvements” to intelligence or other traits would make a society like China’s more robust. Conversely there are very few countries with average incomes above $15k per annum that are able to survive as dict
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All knowledge workers are completely screwed. The only way out is UBI and a maximum three-day work week.
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This is how we all die. Considering how humans treat other animals don’t expect an AI made in our own image to let us just happily carry on surviving.
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Just wanted to say I am personally feeling super emotional about this. The scary things for me are: A, this happened once before with my career path, I started my working life in journalism and the bottom fell out of the market in 2008 and
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Whether or not any new police force is better or worse is by-the-by. The current department isn’t for for purpose and needs to be disbanded.
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Unfortunately the last time we had a publishing revolution we had two world wars before we got the press properly regulated. We’re now having two publishing revolutions within 30 years and are only in early stage fascism
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40-year Londoner here. The truth is that commuting costs compensate for cheaper rents. And where there is a difference you can also factor in the extra “work” time from spending 3 hours commuting every day. This changes when you work from h
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Larry vs Harry Bullit rider here. my wife and I even rode it from London to Berlin (cheated with the ferry and train a lot) when we moved in late December. We have 2.5 kids. No car. I use car sharing when I need a van or wanna drive to the
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Hate to break it to you but upper management is usually the main driver of bullshit jobs. They know what’s going on
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I made a resolution to just close my eyes instead of going on Reddit/HN. Went well for about 20 mins...
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This is in some ways deliberate from management. They’re often not really needed and are making busy work for themselves at the expense of the company’s goals
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You’re one of these special lucky people who only needs 4 hours sleep. I have a friend like that and he uses his extra time to complete video games and be a dad/husband. I’m more of a 8-9 hours person myself so I’m super jealous
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Shouldn’t matter in the grand scheme and it will probably be clean after 5-6 passes
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I just hate being “employed”. All of the politics and incompetence in other people’s businesses reminds me too much of the Russian communist party. Every large capitalist company ends up like a low-stakes episode of the Netflix series Chern
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Thanks. Looking forward to it. I’m so done with England!
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Do you have any advice for freelancing in Germany? I’ll be moving to Berlin in January, aber ich spreche nur Englisch und ich lerne Deutsch. Ich habe die EU-Staatsbürgerschaft und meine Frau kommt aus Berlin. I am a senior front end dev who
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Which fucking idiot minister banned the Oxford Comma?
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Your point is moot
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Came to say the same thing. Could be the start of a decent 3.5k word feature.
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> Perhaps a more accurate description would be “houses built using giant house-shaped balloon walls that get cement pumped into them.” Surely it would be better to call these injection moulded homes?
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Yes and I’m compelled to rob a gas station because the government has compelled me to pay property taxes /s
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House prices in the UK have been rising continuously for how many decades? And have doubled how many times in that time? I don’t think anyone would have predicted the next PM would be about as bright as used coffee grounds but, that’s what
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No, steel is harder. Titanium is lighter and very strong for its weight and also very heat resistant, but not as hard as steel
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The answer is simply that the “wasted” rebound is wasted deliberately. In other words this isn’t “waste” it’s dampening
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It was several million years
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