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Venezuela would like to talk to you about their successful nationalization of private industries
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The article said the reason for tapping into the reserves was to buy votes before midterms
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Same places as France, which are Kazakhstan (very nice), Canada, and Australia https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/nuclear-fuel-c... .
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Anyone going to address the Asian elephant in the room? https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/led-aapi-scholars...
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He should have said, "caveat, if you major in STEM." Which would eliminate about 93% of his audience https://hbr.org/2019/10/americans-need-to-get-over-their-fea... .
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> Was the government going around saying how much money you could earn from a humanities degree? Obama 2015: "the single most important way to get ahead is not just to get a high school education, you’ve got to get some higher educa
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4y ago
Unless these competitors have something groundbreaking, Google and Meta can counter by undercutting ad spend pricing or acquiring potential rivals
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> Typically organizations these days will support a REST API instead of EDI Not in most logistics, purchase orders, and invoicing business cases. We have offered APIs, but most orgs want to do EDI. We have significant volume still going
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https://bartonfuneral.com/the-truth-about-green-cremation-bu... .
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Sounds like policy is the only thing keeping DE from turning its reactors back on https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/could-germany-keep-its-...
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> if the wealth concentration trend continues Or unsustainable housing costs
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> Going it alone in Germany Germany is the California of Europe
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Dang, I thought this was going to be an actual labrador retriever with a robotic shelf harness on its back
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> The danger is simply that you will like it I like bourbon and gin, but I don't drink both everyday. As they say, "everything in moderation."
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> Anyone else dealt with this? Yes, I too have worked at German owned companies
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4y ago
Isn't that just shifting the debt from one place to another?
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> "institutional racism" vs "personal racism" Also you cannot apply US or CA values to the rest of the world.
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> The US is not particularly welcoming on an absolute scale due to draconian immigration processes and the rise of an authoritarian political party. However, the US is the only country I have seen where the integrated immigrants refer to
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4y ago
Sort of the same thing happened to my mom's family. Her grandparents immigrated to another country (not US) and the natives were very hostile to them because of their last name. They changed it to a native sounding last name and were a
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You have a point. NL was a country of Dutch people. The US was founded as a country built by immigrants.
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MCD will be back once the war or situation stabilizes. Russia is a large economy that any global company would want to be a part of.
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Do other pay grades increase or just the bottom of the scale?
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Does that means all other pay gets to inflate as well? For example nurses, depending on education, license, and experience, can make 20-60 USD/hour. If the min wage is 25/hour for no education and no experience jobs, surely an ev
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5y ago
> non-tech A Stinging reminder that if your company is not primarily a tech company, IT is a cost center; the perks there are for normie employees and not to retain tech talent
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US defense industry does a lot of in house, domestic electronics manufacturing. I think something else is up with Apple not wanting to do production in the Americas
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Broke in terms of labor or material costs? Or could Americans just not manufacture Apple products?
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Why does it matter? $AAPL is insuring profits by moving from state controlled labor to third world labor to ensure westerners get the latest phones
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Why not make the iPhone in America? A lot of Americans finance their phones with their contract. They would not even notice the price increase by making the phone domestically.
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> Just like building roads can't reduce traffic, building houses can't either. Mega tower condos could solve housing issues, but the NIMBY folks and local governments need to get out of the way - https://citylimits.o
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5y ago
Where will Chinese/Russian/Saudi millionaires and billionaires now offshore their wealth if they can't do it in Canadian real estate?
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