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by polski-g 3y ago
Because you want better drugs for humanity?
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by polski-g 3y ago
> Because insurances can use DNA knowledge as a justification for charging you more In America they cannot. This is forbidden by law. ... But they should be allowed to, you are more risky to insure. Just like under 25-yo's are more
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by polski-g 3y ago
It is a luxury belief to believe that $100k is a pauper's salary.
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by polski-g 3y ago
Being too fat or weak to enlist seems like a trivial problem to solve. The base controls your diet and exercise routines. Can't they just engineer their physique after they've signed up?
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by polski-g 3y ago
We already have a solution though, its about 139 billion gallons of white pain ($16-32 trillion). Instead we get really overly complicated solutions like cow genocide, sterilization, "destruction of capitalism", degrowth, and more
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by polski-g 3y ago
Most restrictions probably aren't enforceable. > After four years and one regulatory change, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that software source code was speech protected by the First Amendment and that the government&#x27
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by polski-g 3y ago
Because software is protected under the First Amendment: https://www.eff.org/cases/bernstein-v-us-dept-justice Government cannot regulate it.
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by polski-g 3y ago
Smart people have smart kids and said kids do better on tests. Another garbage article not considering the genetic confounding.
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by polski-g 3y ago
It would be unconstitutional for the government to regulate film content. So no.
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by polski-g 3y ago
Those movie ratings are not performed by the government.
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by polski-g 3y ago
https://github.com/matteocorti/check_ssl_cert
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by polski-g 3y ago
Ever heard of the Golden Rule? He who has the gold makes the rule.
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by polski-g 3y ago
From America? No, the CFAA prohibits this.
764.
by polski-g 3y ago
No one is traumatized by seeing goatse. It is a right of passage for children to become true internet denizens, in fact.
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by polski-g 3y ago
Price fixes cause shortages. There is never a time in history when this is not the case.
766.
by polski-g 3y ago
Because they might want to support DOD or intel customers. They clearly do not want said customers.
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by polski-g 3y ago
Both France and the UK have nuclear weapons. You'll be fine.
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by polski-g 3y ago
Cloud streaming would work for the vast majority of games. It just wouldn't work for realtime ones. Civilization, SimCity, zoo tycoon, Paradox Grand strategy games, etc... Would all be fine to play on a streaming platform
769.
by polski-g 3y ago
My county wanted to put in trams. You know the things that require non-alterable tracks? It was $14m per mile. We have buses. Why couldn't people just use the buses? Because they're filled with trash and crime. So instead of just
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by polski-g 3y ago
Apple has the serial number from the original sale and can confirm he is the guy who bought it...
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by polski-g 3y ago
Unity. Atlassian. Jetbrains. Elastic.
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by polski-g 3y ago
It would be illegal to ask your employee if they are homosexual, yet California is requiring this?
773.
by polski-g 3y ago
It seems like most of these problems can be alleviated by two actions: 1) don't have servers in Europe 2) don't hire Europeans If Europe wants to regulate themselves into the stone age, they should be free to do it.
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by polski-g 3y ago
Turn on CNN to see why not.
775.
by polski-g 3y ago
Why would Israelis need to flee their homeland? They can easily achieve victory.
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by polski-g 3y ago
Search for shrink
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by polski-g 3y ago
Target publishes quarterly reports with the SEC. It lists the losses due to theft. There is a strange wish in progressive circles that crime isn't the cause of things and that crime isn't rising. "I was wrong and my ideas are
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by polski-g 3y ago
If journalists are unhappy with the output of a private SWE labor, they can learn to code and generate a product to match their exact specifications.
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by polski-g 3y ago
It's a good thing that Valve made so much progress making games runable on Linux over the past 10 years. Imagine your plumber charging an annual fee for the copper pipes he replaced a decade ago.
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by polski-g 3y ago
Isn't the credit card on file with AirBNB?

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