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by rat87 5y ago
I think it has more to do with politics. Conservative SC politicians have made it clear that they would rather not have good jobs if they are unionized, they don't wont workers getting ideas
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by rat87 5y ago
I think a more accurate point would be that employers force new employees to get worse benifits to undermine the union
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by rat87 5y ago
Seems like someone really bad at his job. Unions in the US are much much weaker making it easier for companies to undermine them. Also there is more of an anti union attitude among US empoyers and sometimes illegal union busting techniques&
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by rat87 5y ago
Are there any plans to add any of these functions to Go stdlib?
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by rat87 5y ago
> makes it seem like there's some dice game being played by the gods for the human race. Have you ever read Small Gods by Terry Pratchett? Great book. Your comment reminded me of it because it includes the gods of that world dicing
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by rat87 5y ago
This article is full of untruths and whataboutism. It doesn't deserve such close examination
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by rat87 5y ago
Because Russian claims about fighting neo nazis are ridiculous on their face. I don't claim the US doesn't take its interests into account when taking action or judging other countries but that doesn't mean they don't ta
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by rat87 5y ago
I'm pretty sure homelessness would go down significantly if housing was available. Drug and mental issues are significant but they're more easily treatable of people are housed, and it's easier to help more people with housin
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by rat87 5y ago
Hasn't San Francisco Covid policy been a massive success? I'm pretty sure their numbers are a lot better then most parts of the country especially considering urban density
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by rat87 5y ago
https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/the-many-plura...
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by rat87 5y ago
all 3 are correct https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2voh0q (Octopus - Merriam-Webster Ask the Editor)
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by rat87 5y ago
Yes I see it as progress that YouTube kicks off antivax conspiracies. It would be nice if Facebook did the same
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by rat87 5y ago
Nice pun.
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by rat87 5y ago
> The sinister part is that plenty of people, left and right, will defend Google's ability to do this merely because they are "a private company". How is this sinister, it seems trivially correct It course Google and other
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by rat87 5y ago
Also similarly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_of_the_Murdered_Poets (killing prominent members of the Jewish Anti-Facist Committee after they were no longer needed to appeal to the west during WW2 and started to w
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by rat87 5y ago
> > Some people remain bitter. The kind of people who like to have arguments about history and historical figures continue to debate the matter > It's a really strange human quirk to get so worked up about historical events. F
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by rat87 5y ago
Who said at a whim? We need everyone to be vaccinated. I don't see anything different between requiring vaccination and requiring boosters
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by rat87 5y ago
That seems like another way of saying that a gold standard is inflexible and impractical and can't represent the actual economy particularly well
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by rat87 5y ago
Seems pretty off Fiat currency encourages growth and stability
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by rat87 5y ago
So in other words it's not Great? The great depression effected a much larger percentage of the population in a much more negative manner You seem to be talking about local economic difficulties in some regions of the country. Which is
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by rat87 5y ago
I believe German reparations were shielded/unaffected from inflation. The allies were smarter then that. Germany did get a pause in reparations payments when hyperinflation drove their economy to possible collapse which led to reparati
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by rat87 5y ago
> are available in lots of places already The same is true about the 'Library of Alexandria'
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by rat87 5y ago
seems outdated https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/history/all-pubs-ireland-... You may be surprised to learn that all the pubs in Ireland used to be closed on St. Patrick's Day, which is now by and large cons
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by rat87 5y ago
> Many were increasingly of the opinion that they'd all made a big mistake in coming down from the trees in the first place. And some said that even the trees had been a bad move, and that no one should ever have left the oceans
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by rat87 5y ago
> Versions are only importable from tags (semver style)* really sucks > There is no NPM or PyPi like host, sources originate from code hosts Bad idea. Easy for packages to disapear. > Modules are prefixed with a domain name (avoid
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by rat87 5y ago
> If you archive your project and then want to get back to it after years on another computer which did not have the dependencies installed, you don't need to hunt on the internet for dependencies that don't exist anymore[1].
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by rat87 5y ago
Nazis basically took over the Swastika, a symbol with thousands of years of use, in at least half of the world. https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-29644591 I'm not saying we should or that random neo-nazis have tha
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by rat87 5y ago
> Ashkenazi Jews, who are genetically more likely to have high IQ As an Ashkenazi Jew I think this theory is likely nonsense, but dangerous nonsense which can drive racism.
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by rat87 5y ago
but white supremacists including those on 4chan /pol/ have used OK as an actual racist sign. That may not be the dominant meaning of the symbol but it is one that exists.
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by rat87 5y ago
Talk about a non sequitur. Biden is on tape talking about he passed along the message that Ultimate had to fire a corrupt prosecutor who was refusing to investigate companies including Burisima the company whose board Hunter Biden was on. V

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