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This is your opinion. The Fed never "explicitly" said QE was for "tricke-down". You are equating the "wealth-effect" with "trickle down" - they are not the same. The Fed described the wealth effect o
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I haven't heard a politician advocate trickle-down since the Reagan era. This seems like one of those strawman political football arguments. Also, the methodology here is a bit flawed. I think that economic data that cherry picks the
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The laws do not mention BDS at all, and they apply to any boycott. You can argue that the current popular boycott is against Israel, but the US has had multiple waves of boycotts. This law allows the US to move as one. ...to act as one.
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...at the same time - the ability for the US to act as ONE body to impose strong political will is an important tool. ...so this law makes sense. You cannot negotiate with 100,000 small US businesses - but now the US can use this lever of c
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Just look at the subs the same mods mod... r/Anarchism r/Anarchy101 r/IWW r/LateStageCapitalism r/lostgeneration r/Socialism_101 r/mutualism r/radicalmentalhealth It's part of an anarcho-socialis
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This part was almost comical... > I wake up with the worst existential dread I’ve ever experienced. I cried for an hour straight. Not because amazon specifically, but for the broader state of labor in general. All you need to do is look
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What I find even more interesting, was that the US demonstrated for Japan the winning tactic to attack Pearl Harbor... > Unbeknownst to the U.S. military at the time, we now know that Japan had been watching Admiral Yarnell’s 1932 mock a
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> I don't think the US Navy is prepared for drone zerg tactics. I don't think any military is. Look at what happened to Armenia recently.
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Viagra use indicates that the person has a partner(s) at an advanced age. This alone implies MANY lifestyle changes. What would be interesting would be a comparison again Cialis (the competitor to Viagra).
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There are many correlative factors associated with taking viagra. The fact that older people that take viagra have a partner introduces a myriad of lifestyle differences. Being sexual active is another myriad of differences. Of all the
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It's not a very efficient process. Firstly, you need to drill very very far down, unless you are near an active volcano. If it isn't very near the surface, most heat is lost traveling up the bore hole. Remember that you never
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I think the answer is good, but misses one important point - it is not like there is a thin barrier where there's a sharp pressure gradient, such that you can "pop" the volcano, or allow it to fizz like a shaken coke can with
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Companies raise prices to what the customers are willing to pay. It's not related to costs unless the cost exceeds price.
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Correlation does not equal causation.
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It's an advocacy piece. It's meant to push a certain point - not to educate the reader on anything.
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Aside from that obvious contradiction - this also indicates that the tools they deploy are either NSO hosted or use a licensing system to run. There was a recent Darknet Diaries episode that reported evidence that at least some of the NSO
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These political flame comments don't belong on HN.
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Party line is a poor indicator of property interests. It is correlated, but not causal. The causal variable is property ownership vs renting. City council members are older (regardless of party membership) will be property owners, and thu
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Parent commenter doesn't seem like he'd qualify for any of those since he has no math credentials. To be honest, it's a tough question. He's clearly a successful senior IT professional (assuming everything he said is tr
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Asking someone with a mature career to formally return to academia seems like a non-starter. In such a case he'd need to pay more money and spend even more time - when all he wants to do is work on this one particular problem.
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$200K is not a lot if you live in a high cost location like SF on NYC, are senior in your IT career, and have a family. In IT it's below average, and the commenter here is saying he'd be taking a pay cut to do this. He's an
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I'm not sure I agree that it's a good time. The current vaccine probably has very limited efficacy against the new omicron variant. Better to wait for the updated booster before forcing more people to take it.
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I tried to Google Collatz and Gödel to see if anyone's done any work like this, and all I found was a now-private Youtube video with the description "Reframing the Collatz Conjecture using Gödel numbering..." https:/&#x
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It absolutely does. An very low dose initial infection can prime the immune system and give you an asymptomatic case. ...but even if you full blown covid, there is no exemption from the vaccine requirement - that's one of the main arg
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If the vaccine were still as effective as it was a year ago, I'd agree with you, but it's likely that the current vaccine will have a muted effect on omicron variant, so I'm not as comfortable mandating a vaccine for a now-de
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I had a friend who worked in a place like this and he admitted that they regularly went through people's albums specifically to look for nudes/videos. Especially if it seemed to belong to a young woman. It was routine - to the
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This feels like a limitation of our ability to have constructive conversations online. Someone can be less than perfect and that can cause them to be victimized. We should be able to talk about both aspects of this story, perhaps independen
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This seems like hyperbole.
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I first noticed it with the article on the Orlando gay club shooting. The initial article contained unverified reports that the suspect was himself gay, and that that was his motive for the attack. ...and mods on Wikipedia were deleting an
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Good point! The notion of half-life still works - but you are correct that the absorption is likely a product of the concentration. At any particular concentration, the half-life is still roughly representative. A differential equation wou
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