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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Really, do you have some studies on that? I'm pretty sure it was unionization that got us the 40 hour work week.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
I think the way things are going nuclear war is likely, and the worse part is may be not fully intentional. I think nuclear war is survivable if you are in a good location and already prepped to survive 2+ years on your preps and have the m
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
So no one should ever do illegal stuff to expose illegal stuff?
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Ideally, municipalities in SA would be poised to create municipal solar farms a la municipal broadband. But if you can't get the energy to the consumer because of theft, then only people who can afford it and have space can use it.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
This makes me wonder if simply burying what you have is a better option. One of my long standing goals is to buy some raw land for hunting and camping, like 50+ acres. I could easily bury several caches of valuables, that only my immediate
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
One of the things I like is when the narrator has to suppress a laugh during a funny passage, or can express a character's anger or frustration. Until AI is so good that it can mimic emotion, I think there will be a market for human na
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Schools are safer than homes? Where do you get that fact from? Has there been a study on this?
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Gee, it's almost like we live in a country where the rich use the political system to get richer.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Well this is part of what creates the conspiracy theory that some state actors were behind FTX. At the very least, the fact that SBF's mom was fixer for the Democrats, means he was likely Epstein level connected with political insiders
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Which is driven by concerns over the safety of Taiwan's fabs.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
I've seen a number of various voices speaking up about the possibility of a turn key totalitarian state in the US. Where everything is in place and waiting for some just to turn it on. That is the worst case scenario here. That said ob
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Oh my god that's so true. It's like they've invented hire order lying.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Well said, I was thinking the exact same thing. This guy acts like this is a foregone conclusion that we must have war. It's a choice to stand back or to stand up. And given the aforementioned disparities, we should really consider if
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
There are so many things today that can do that. Lot's of server rendered js apps are rocking in this space to.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Well that was the whole point of the Declaration of Independence. From the British viewpoint it was breaking the law of the land. So clearly it's a very American tradition to rebel against unjust authority.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
I'm surprised that no one talks about how a certain wine makes you feel. Ever since I started partaking in cannabis, I've noticed that many of the labels describe the effects you are likely to experience. Granted, wines aren'
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
I think it is still best to err on the side of caution for a number of reasons. One is that not all red meat is equal in quality. For example, beef from cafo's where they heavily does with antibiotics and mostly feed them corn and soy
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Not nationality, nation states that are known bad actors.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
You can buy direct from farmer who treats the animals well, either individually or with a group of friends and family. You just have to have the freezer space.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
You will own nothing and be happy.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Yeah, I can see how this would be easier if you work from home, but you could explain that you are running a long lived experiment on yourself. Then again, that doesn't exactly scream "I am fully sane" :)
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
That last line was kinda surprising to hear. Not a big Elon fan, but generally I think you at least wait a quarter to see if they've run it into the ground or not.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
I think by default you have to assume most billionaires don't care that deeply about their employees.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Well, I wouldn't call it interesting, but I like the citext extension for case insensitive comparison.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
> When you build something to have marginalized voices be heard Why do we have to do that? Isn't the idea of having easy access for all enough? What people are so marginalized that they can't mute hateful speech and get on with
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
The only time I used Crystal for work was for creating zip files from a virtual file system in the database that fetched the real file files from S3. It was pretty easy to write, but I kept on having some issues with the part of the standar
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
The only way trust could be lower was if the media was owned by the state.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Sigh. Yet more censorship. Just what the world needs.
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
I suppose this is a question of what do we value more? The independence of researchers to run their own show and hire who they want, or trying to make the academic playing field level for all?
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by rdevsrex 4y ago
Well the Energy Department just approved a new nuclear design for testing. Not sure how long it was in the works. If there is enough money to be made, you better believe it will get done faster that 15 years.

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