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by pbhjpbhj 9mo ago
If you're selling 49000 electric vehicles, and the tariff reduced from $CAN 50k (estimated cost of a new electric vehicle; 100% tariff tax) to 3k (6%), saving your customers $2.3B, that seems significant to me? I'm only trying to
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by pbhjpbhj 9mo ago
You could turn Pocket off, you just had to do it every time you updated because they decided to be user-hostile and keep jamming it down users throats (I'm still baffled as to why). I'm not hopeful.
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by pbhjpbhj 9mo ago
I mean, yes ...? Stupid to run random scripts you find online, but browser makers push users into it. My son wants to eat "Chinese" food with chopsticks, but he can only really use a fork, so we adapt the chopsticks. He'll b
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by pbhjpbhj 9mo ago
I can't really see how? It doesn't have any affordance and discoverability is rather low; but there's feedback and a modicum of discoverability. It's useful [to me]. Now, WhatsApp have a pull-down feature that starts a v
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by pbhjpbhj 9mo ago
You can be happy, well maybe content, but still lonely. It sounds like you're just trying to optimise your happiness, which is fine for you.
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by pbhjpbhj 9mo ago
Fixed like Putin is "fixing" his borders through immoral violence, murder, oppression, ...? (Trump's regime are mimicking it well.) Or do you mean something else? Are you saying USA, in the majority, is still imperialist? Is
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by pbhjpbhj 9mo ago
>effectively infinite resources Sure, like effectively infinite atmospheric carbon sink, effectively infinite Helium, effectively infinite fresh water, effectively infinite trees ... we've treated these things as true, because the W
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by pbhjpbhj 9mo ago
Yes, a jest. But essentially you have to directly impact the take home pay off CEOs as that appears to be the only thing they will change their behaviour for.
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by pbhjpbhj 9mo ago
Tax CEOs of vape companies the percentage of their vapes that their company doesn't physically retrieve from customers to be recycled ...
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by pbhjpbhj 9mo ago
Is that a genuine question, or are you parodying an ignorant point of view? The World has limited resources, we don't have a spare. Do you need it spelling out more clearly?
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Did you mean "not plausible"? AV can detect novel viruses; that's what heuristics are for.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
You'll also need to power it off. Air gaps can be overcome.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Apparently I went from Germany to UK in 29 minutes, pretty good. It's a 99.5% declared confidence and says it used 30+ signals. Assuming you've a list of VPN IP addresses, and travel times between countries, I reckon you should be
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
The schtick for Capitalism is that it is supposed to push all companies to the top of optimal resource production, the place you call the bottom. Was it always the case that Western Capitalism was about optimising profits for an over-class,
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
[money doesn't stink] It truly does though. Any significant pile of it stinks of exploitation and death.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Why not a book about making co-operatives work, or managing direction in non-hierarchical orgs, management structure in public interest companies/charities, or establishing scientific organisations? It sounds like he learnt lessons abo
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Who joined NATO that you're blaming the Libya military interventions on? If your inference is true then Ukraine's membership would be entirely orthogonal to any intervention NATO took to prevent Putin from committing genocide agai
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
>Is completely incoherent in the context of the thread Ah, well it seemed cogent and straightforward to me: the OP suggested that your indication that grain feeding was driven by consumer taste preference seemed to lack evidence. It see
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
That sounds useful. Consumers most likely choose the food they want to eat by type, being able to spot the healthier options within a category sounds like it would help me in the supermarket. We have a traffic light system, pretty useful. B
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
You've argued that grain is fed to cattle; which was not in question. The parent questioned whether the use of grain for finishing was down to a demand based on consumer taste preference. You've done nothing that would move them f
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Just when you think it's only the evil dictatorial regime trying to break up NATO along comes a helpful, presumably USA-based HN commenter, to remind you that a lot of USA citizens are also supportive of destroying any semblance of acc
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Can you give a few examples, please. Also, I'm curious, what you feel you're getting out of your support of the Trump regime?
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Well, that's fine then, as long as the dictator you support murdered fewer people.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
If Putin didn't want NATO getting involved if he started a war there's one special trick he could have played! He could have not started a war ... The only reason Ukraine joining NATO is a problem is if Putin/Russia (or someo
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
What's Trump's kill count at, just to move media focus away from the Trump-Epstein files.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Insane mindset that people should work modestly, get paid modestly and live in the fruits of a wealthy society? As opposed to breaking their backs to make a boss even wealthier? The efficiencies are always to the benefit of the wealthy, the
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
So the rich who can afford craftsmen will get richer, spend more on their multiple houses, perhaps. But that's literal crumbs, one or two jobs out of tens of thousands. There's no significant "leveling up" there at the s
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
Accommodation costs are the first part of any sensible measure of inflation. If you're not factoring in housing then you're fudging the figures.
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
This is "we don't let poor people have money because they'll only get fat if they have food to eat" levels of rhetoric. USA military should be taking heed of their own country's laws before pretending to be enforcin
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by pbhjpbhj 10mo ago
The definition of democracy usually includes the rule of law, that no longer exists in USA. Trump declared himself to be dictator, and his handlers are having him act that way. They take no account of USA law, nor of international law, nor

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