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Gambling market in US has $100bn+ revenue. Tobacco sales in US is $70bn+ People starve and (almost) no one cares.
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And Qatar is sponsoring and hosting Hamas. Everyone looks the other way, where billions of dollars are.
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For a personal coach version there should be a module which can deliver electric shock to the owner in case rules have been violated.
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Cannot understand why ultra rich people not building luxury zeppelins instead of extra yacht.
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Or rather not buying laptops as often as phone. 2015 Mac or other premium laptop is good enough for internet surfing.
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Also every one of them has hundreds of thousands of external contractors which are not reported anywhere. And offshoring is also a huge cost-cutting effort everywhere.
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>> sell more gas/oil to everyone else Not really they can sell gas to anyone else. One cannot simply ship natural gas overseas. LNG is a thing, but export facilities have limited capacity.
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Just a reminder: Obama and Merkel are real enablers for putin. Weak response to multiple russian invasions enabled all kind of dictators around the globe.
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One can argue what people wants is to be ruled by old convicted felon dictator.
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And then with distributed team you realize DST change dates are different around the globe.
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Intel has cut 35,500 jobs in less than two years
(tomshardware.com)
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As well as legal immigrants, green card holders and even citizens. ICE detains all of then.
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Why do you think mercury blob is going to the mouth? Those are usually rectal thermometer, with 0.1°C precision or better. Also sometimes used to measure body temperature in armpits.
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Typical russian whataboutism. EU countries with government infiltrated by russian agents are buying russian oil.
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But the point is to hurt producers of other country, to motivate them to argue to their government about original tariffs. There are no winners in the trade war.
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>> My computer today is 10-20x more powerful than the 2010 one, yet somehow everything is slower, uglier, and less reliable. Imagine how miserable will be the experience to use 2010 computer with modern web and modern software! I reme
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It takes decades to destroy economy. Even Brexit or Trump or putin cannot destroy it overnight.
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Is it a democracy if there are only two parties? Is it a democracy if people vote to chose electors, not for the actual candidate? One can argue China is a democracy, they have elections as well.
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I never had an issue connecting Bluetooth to the car. Android auto, apple car play on the other side is quite unreliable.
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I remember how date math is special there. A simple question: 30-01-2024 plus one month - what is the result date?
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How about your pension fund to write off some of the debt it is holding? Would you be happy with such move?
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>> 85% of voters approved the constitutional provision on the debt brake in 2001 Impossible to imagine this in any other country. Compare to voting where 50% of Brits voted to destroy their economy.
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How often do you receive security patches for your Bluetooth speaker? A cordless drill? Cordless vacuum cleaner? Cordless shaver? Sex toys...
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Here, on Hacker News.
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But then it also works. Managers can scapegoat engineer who is asking for forgiveness. It's a total win for the management: they take credits if initiative is successful but blame someone else for failure.
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How mini is a luxury vehicle? They are relatively cheap
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That is the American way. For some reason they often need huge truck for single person to commute to the work. I had for a few years mini cooper 5d - amazing vehicle. Fun to drive, quite reliable. Of course, that mini will not be comfortabl
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>> My employer isn't buying 8 hours of my time , they're buying the outputs that come from expertise and judgement I'm pretty sure your typical managers don't think so.
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>> you would only be paid for doing something someone else needs doing Right, like drinking coffee at the kitchen in the office.
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