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by remotecool 7y ago
Yes, it should be an excuse and a reference. If the US is going to ruin its economy by being forced off of fossil fuels, other countries shouldn't be able to use it as an advantage to take power and continue to ruin the environment.
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by remotecool 7y ago
We can still produce less carbon emissions without being in the agreement. The US is only 20% of total C02 output. Even if it were 0, China and India are still ruining the climate and the Paris accords didn't stop this. Per-capita doe
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by remotecool 7y ago
The GM strikes devastated many of the local suppliers, which were forced to layoff employees. Some people never got their jobs back and these businesses still haven't recovered. One of the main complaints is that they don't want
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by remotecool 7y ago
It's not a federal regulation, so I'm still not sure how they will go after businesses not in California. The result will be businesses leaving california. Recommending a business get an office and hire multiple people for the sol
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by remotecool 7y ago
This happened to me for awhile too. I think people that disagreed with you on a previous post are using bots to downvote you.
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by remotecool 7y ago
It works so well with guns.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Why not start consulting/contracting on a project basis? You can set your own hours and try out the four day work week. In my experience, not much work is done on Fridays...so most people work 4 days and are paid for 5.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Why are you leaving so late? You need time to decompress and relax at the end of the work day.
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by remotecool 7y ago
So nobody thinks it's strange that the son of a prominent politician with no job experience suddenly gets a job as an exec at a foreign gas company? ..and then our VP withholds financial aid until the prosecutor investigating the has c
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by remotecool 7y ago
This is assuming a lot. What about low income people that don't have smartphones? I seriously doubt anyone would love time changes like this. If you want to make a schedule 6 months in advance, everything is shifted by a couple of h
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by remotecool 7y ago
This time would change slowly on a daily basis and most people wouldn't remember or want to follow such a dynamic time schedule.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Basic on the commodore 64 at 10 years old.
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by remotecool 7y ago
We have another holocaust going on right now and none of the major world powers cares enough to do anything about it.
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by remotecool 7y ago
I just wish they would keep the politics out of it. It's a thinly veiled attempt to shit on the right and compare it to modern times. It's even mentioned in the first episode. The irony is that I only see the left regularly going
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by remotecool 7y ago
Right. One more thing that the government can control in the name of helping the planet.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Yes. Most people won't buy linux software. This is why saas has become so popular with companies.
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by remotecool 7y ago
The amount isn't important. The types of road rules broken is what matters.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Check craigslist.
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by remotecool 7y ago
The problem is who decides the truth? Children in cages Abortion is murder Both phrases are true or false depending on who you ask and the end result will be no ads for any politician because they all use questionable language that could be
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by remotecool 7y ago
I have been selling books for the last decade and started seeing an influx of counterfeit books on Amazon about two years ago. I've even gotten cease and desist letters from lawyers representing the top publishers because I resold a fe
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by remotecool 7y ago
I was laid off once when the small company I worked for spent too many resources suing companies violating their patent and ended up running out of money. It was a blessing in disguise. I started my decade long career of remote work after
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by remotecool 7y ago
There was an article from 2000 floating around HN a couple of weeks ago that predicted floods and disasters by 2012...which never happened. I remember the same predictions in the 80s and the 90s. Not everything is due to climate change and
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by remotecool 7y ago
This is exactly my position. I have job where I can get most of my daily work done in 2 hours. I spend the rest of my time on my side projects.
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by remotecool 7y ago
I've been working remotely for 10 years. 10 years ago, it was very difficult to find remote work. Now, it's much easier. For anyone that wants to start a business while working, it's great.
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by remotecool 7y ago
unions stifle innovation and prevent advancements in technology. They keep factories full of multiple workers doing the job of one person. The taxicab unions wanted to keep a medallion system in place and have pushed Uber and Lyft out of m
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by remotecool 7y ago
The money.
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by remotecool 7y ago
This is why more countries need to break away from the EU.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Like I said, we need to have everyone working together. The planet doesn't care about fairness and China, India, and many other countries will continue to pollute unless they suffer some sort of consequence. You would rather have pove
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by remotecool 7y ago
It depends on how much money customers will pay you as opposed to the amount of money you will pay for skyscanner API access.
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by remotecool 7y ago
The US is only 15% of total emissions. Even if we had 0 emissions, countries like China and India would still be ruining the planet. The problem is that many ideas for curbing climate change will destroy the economy and other countries wil

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