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by nxm 2y ago
Twitter/X seems to be doing OK after getting rid of a lot of fat
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by nxm 2y ago
"most people probably still have to wait in the US if you're lucky enough to get treatment" This is really not the case. Over 92% of Americans have health coverage. I can also see practically any specialist next week....
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by nxm 2y ago
I have to disagree - the mental load to process all the traffic signs + narrow roads + roundabouts makes driving in Europe much more tiring and somewhat error prone.
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by nxm 2y ago
It's up to elected district attorneys.
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by nxm 2y ago
- 90% of Americans have health insurance - I would say it works for more than half (most) of Americans. Granted, not all health insurance is created equally. - The obesity and congestive heart failure issues is a function of poor dietary ch
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by nxm 2y ago
It’s also practically impossible to fire bad teachers, and standards continue to go down in many states in order to mask the poor performance of their schools.
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by nxm 2y ago
Well perhaps you don’t care, but majority of people care and feel the impact of higher taxes. I’d rather not have the government waste more of my money
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by nxm 2y ago
The SSN is not something you should be able to find easily
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by nxm 2y ago
San Francisco home values have come down as well, so no I don’t think so. Likely Austin was just overheated more than others due to the masses of people moving there over the past 5 years
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by nxm 2y ago
-Vs in California where beaches and businesses were selectively forced to close and ruined during Covid. - Vaxxed for Covid does not prevent you from spreading it. -Having a choice of schooling for your kids is something most parents want.
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by nxm 3y ago
Do you think American adversaries are not leveraging this tech?
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by nxm 3y ago
Because more housing is seen as a more immediate and higher need
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by nxm 3y ago
If folks were higher to fix the problems, what are they supposed to be doing once they’re fixed though? Be paid indefinitely for the work done X years ago?
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by nxm 3y ago
What would a general population strike be calling for? Be very specific - aren’t elections a form of a general population strike?
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by nxm 3y ago
It turned out that many addicts simply do not want any help if offered… it’s not a resource issue and lots of money has been spent already.
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by nxm 3y ago
Because of regulations and higher costs (labor)
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by nxm 3y ago
Why are you assuming Boeing’s at fault here?
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by nxm 3y ago
The market for an EV truck is quite niche and appears to be already saturated. EV truck adoption will take longer simply due to the use cases for a pickup truck (e.g. towing, payload) and the limitations of current battery tech
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by nxm 3y ago
Tesla could have done better I feel in proactively informing owners of what to do/not do with this cold snap. They would have saved themselves a few bad headlines
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by nxm 3y ago
+ malpractice insurance
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by nxm 3y ago
Easier to get a jumper boost or a new 12V battery than to recharge a high voltage one away from home.
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by nxm 3y ago
Product team needs to add value
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by nxm 3y ago
Credit Suisse begs to differ
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by nxm 3y ago
Amongst other things, because nurses and doctors are paid very, very highly in comparison to other countries.
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by nxm 3y ago
Ultimately these banks are acting on government regulations (as you note, for example, AML laws) and governments for sure want to track and monitor how money is being exchanged
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by nxm 3y ago
Not sure if sarcasm
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by nxm 3y ago
Per recent episode of Bill Maher, Stanford university has over 10000 administrators. Why is higher education so expensive in the US… bloated bureaucracy and fancy buildings which would not happen if the federal government was backing studen
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by nxm 3y ago
No car has perfect panel gaps, and even Tesla’s have improved to the where the point is almost moot. Also, a typical buyer is not measuring panel gaps.
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by nxm 3y ago
Climate control boards working off physical controls are known to go out as well.
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by nxm 3y ago
I think other ISPs just assume the additional bandwidth is not needed for the majority of users out there. They’ll have to act once Google lowers price on some of the slower tiers

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