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by redeux 2y ago
Yes, I discovered this the other day as well. I was looking for information related to housing prices in a foreign country and was having a hard time because the only results I could get were for “luxury homes.” When I VPN’d into the countr
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If they're not committed and listening they should quit immediately. Their work has an extremely outsized impact on their country. If they can't do their job they should leave and let someone else who can fill that role.
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I think there's probably 3 outcomes. 1. Republic lawmakers won't care because their base won't care 2. Democrats will use their phones less because their contituents expect them to take their role seriously 3. Politicians wil
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Sounds like a fun way to immigrate to another country.
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The only to actually become fluent for most people is through immersion. Duolingo definitely doesn’t provide that but speaking with native speakers is definitely a step in the right direction.
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Vets aren’t as conservative as you might think and they’re a vulnerable population without a strong collective voice. The vets that actually have a voice were usually officers who showed little empathy for the rank and file to begin with, s
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by redeux 2y ago
The primary problem with the VA is not the staffing level, it’s the quality of care and responsiveness. If these additions were put in place address those problems then I’d argue they’re necessary. We made a commitment to our military membe
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If Trump actually cares about bringing manufacturing back and national security, I can see few opportunities as important as domestic semiconductor fabs. Our military relies on them, our economy relies on them, and everyday households rely
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They are an act of economic war, but on the consumers of the tariffed goods not the suppliers. The consumers are the ones who pay the tariffs after all.
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Surely domestic policy would be a larger motivator than international when deciding whether to stay or leave.
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Did congress allocate funds for this? Was there a bidding process? Why wasn't the now defunct 18F given this job? Where will the requested $4 million go? This sure doesn't seem like an efficient use of tax dollars.
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You’re right but my point is that if we look through the lens of pure economics then the world would be a noticeably worse place.
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The world would be a noticeably worse place if people didn’t study many of these fields. It’s kind of a reverse John Lennon’s Imagine Imagine a world with no artists, no actors, no journalists, no authors, no philosophers, no historians, no
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Everything except for STEM and then even some of those, basically.
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Correctly identifying the systemic causes of poor health outcomes among certain populations isn’t politics.
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The President has been accused of money laundering and now unilaterally decides the Treasury will no longer enforce a law aimed at reducing money laundering. It’s entirely self serving and obvious.
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We’ll never know in this case
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I don’t know why this is on HN either but even if it is true, why detain for her so long? Why let her in at all? If it’s “open and shut” why hasn’t it been shut? Why is she still here?
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by redeux 2y ago
I think the compression format is what people point to when they say that digital music isn’t as full or “analog” sounding, and that would be true for vinyls made from a source that uses the same format, but there’s also the potential to us
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Interesting as well since both Trump and Netanyahu are right wing authoritarians.
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I agree with you, but that's not what's being discussed here. If it were to come to kinetic warfare, Russian wouldn't stand a chance against the US as evidenced in Ukraine.
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Nukes don't destroy countries and if the side that was attacked also has nukes ... I think there's been plenty said about that already.
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I don’t align with Elon but I’m not sure that’s true. For example I know someone who’s all in on crypto and abstained from voting in the last election because he didn’t want to vote for Trump but was afraid of what Kamala would do to his cr
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by redeux 2y ago
That’s simply not true. You can look at the SEC filings and see exactly who was able to liquidate during the IPO. I’m not passing judgment as to whether that’s “good” or “bad.” It simply is.
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Depends how you define insider. Employees were subject to a 6 month lockup and during that time the price dropped dramatically, but they still had to pay taxes on the $80 IPO price. Execs and institutional investors that were able to sell a
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by redeux 2y ago
You mean attention like this? https://ogles.house.gov/media/press-releases/rep-ogles-propo...
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Honest question. How does this reconcile with the idea of states rights that has been promoted by republicans and the Supreme Court (as of late)?
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You’re anonymous. Just explain your situation and ask your questions here.
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It’s also funny because AWS uses (or at least used) colo facilities as well. They just never advertised it afaik.
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The site is also unusable on iPhone. The page keeps jumping up and down due to the same janky animation.

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