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China's cities are sinking, putting millions at risk
(npr.org)
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Relatives can buy btc stateside and relay it to you with pretty much no interference from local tax authorities or sanctions regimes. There's value in this, Americans who are long America just hate admitting it.
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What is the value of a non-interdictable, non-seizable without physical compromise value store?
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Modeling societal demise and reversal
(frontiersin.org)
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"You are actually the problem" good grief, the vaunted HN manners and couth in action.
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A betting scandal rocked Iowa sports. Then the case went sideways
(washingtonpost.com)
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https://archive.ph/Ohbj6
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Postgres committers continue to kick ass and take names.
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Behind the scene: This is a teenager
(bigcharts.substack.com)
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People also love discharging their debts, so you accrue intangible goodwill by liquidating those assets.
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I recommend the 10 thousand dollar mountain bike skill tree. It comes with fantastic physical skill development opportunities and outrageous adrenaline factor. Best of all, the wear parts are all obvious and cheap! Designed to burn, as it w
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Either that or their ideological fart-huffing has finally alienated even the "very blue" reservoirs.
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It's a cheap example, banks might have been better what with the obviously costly AML/KYC and bookkeeping requirements (not that these are bad, merely that they tend to centralize and concentrate actors so the fixed costs can be
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Let's go the other way! Any of these corporate entities that control am entire vertical were produced by the centralizing logic of the US economy and legal landscape. Boeing is but the USG's plane manufacturing division, masquerad
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There's just never been anywhere for the coordinated inflation to leak into before. Novel territory, just keeping an eye on the future. A dollar continues to buy less of everything, be it equities or commodities.
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I believe the US is struggling to reach production of 650 Patriots a year. Given the shambolic state of our industrial base, I strongly doubt that any of the other platforms are in better logistical shape. I am deeply concerned that the US
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Dentist's curse.
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You wouldn't. That's not a meaningful claim about what other people would or wouldn't do. The juice looks entirely worth the squeeze from here. Iran now knows exactly the saturation point of your defenses with all allies en
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So am I off by one order of magnitude or three?
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Deep pockets in the sense of "can print indefinitely or until the inflation leaks into Bitcoin", and shallow pockets in the sense of actual artillery shells and interceptors.
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The conclusion here is that American military might is definitely, definitely, definitely not on the wane, or engaged in asymmetric warfare the narrative class tricked us into believing to be backwards religious zealots with no hope of ever
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Armaments for the last war. I have no idea why anyone thinks the expensive-pilot-in-expensive-platform is going to survive the drone swarm paradigm shift.
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This calculus has been rejected four times in this thread now. It completely ignores any recognition of armament economics. It's almost like a concerted effort from lizard deep state street team actors working for internet points to po
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50M in offensive spend to burn through 1.3BN in defensive munitions seems highly effective to me. Great intel-gathering op.
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How on earth are batteries earth friendly?
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For me the equivalent is provisioning Gentoo workstations without systemd.
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I couldn't make solar on my house pencil out unless the risk-free rate was 8%, I paid for the whole thing in cash, and electricity prices went up 5% a year. I didn't even bother modeling panel decay at that point.
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The Slow Death of a Prison Profiteer: How Activism Brought Securus to the Brink
(theappeal.org)
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My guess is that this kind of research is even less rigorously performed than the p-hackers that are still getting unearthed. NGO folks with an axe to grind aren't the folks I'd expect to embrace RCT.
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Autonomous Racing League
(a2rl.io)
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