reop2whiskey

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Home health aides, another government vector for fraud(twitter.com)
6 points by reop2whiskey 9mo ago|0 comments
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by reop2whiskey 9mo ago
The private sector is undefeated in value creation for society
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by reop2whiskey 10mo ago
It is entirely possible THC is more dangerous for vehicle safety than alcohol and that wouldn’t surprise me. But based on this study alone? No.
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by reop2whiskey 10mo ago
oh so CEO is probably referring to using AI to replace foreign junior devs is a bad idea. Domestic junior dev replacement is ok though
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by reop2whiskey 10mo ago
the US could just require indians be paid the same as US workers then companies would be incentivized to hire more from home. You are correct, it is far cheaper to hire indians due to tax incentivize and regulations
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by reop2whiskey 10mo ago
Government replaces workers with regulations, should it also pay taxes?
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by reop2whiskey 10mo ago
This has got to be propaganda from big auto. No one would benefit from more regulation as much as they would
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by reop2whiskey 11mo ago
Over-regulation is without a doubt one of the top, if not the top, reasons for many of our woes. Propagandists will continue to say they are necessary for our safety or environment, but the negative repercussions are obvious and abundant. T
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by reop2whiskey 1y ago
Its not that there is not enough education, its that there is too many regulatory barriers preventing licensing. It should be more like the DMV where anyone can take a test and get licensed if they pass. Forced experience and education requ
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by reop2whiskey 1y ago
is there any political censorship scheme at this large of scale in modern us history?
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by reop2whiskey 1y ago
What if the government is the source of misinformation?
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by reop2whiskey 1y ago
plenty of evidence if you look http://judiciary.house.gov/media/press-releases/weaponizatio...
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by reop2whiskey 1y ago
tens of thousands were http://judiciary.house.gov/media/press-releases/weaponizatio...
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by reop2whiskey 1y ago
What about all of these unconstitutional threats? http://judiciary.house.gov/media/press-releases/weaponizatio...
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by reop2whiskey 1y ago
True but in public you can collect almost any data a person would reasonably expect to be private. What remains private?