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by skhunted 2y ago
Unionized workers can be hired on a temporary basis. By cushy contracts this means that the amount of wealth extraction from workers is not as great as it is in other American industries.
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by skhunted 2y ago
I see. Thank you for the clarification.
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by skhunted 2y ago
This is news to me regarding the level of shittiness of Apple's marketing. Do you have any sources? If not that is OK. I don't think it's outside the realm of feasibility that this is so. It's not an extraordinary cl
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by skhunted 2y ago
This is a strange narrative to me. Google and other companies have done crappy things without people calling for a break up of the company. It’s possible you are in your reality distortion field. An anti-Apple one. I don’t know anything ab
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by skhunted 2y ago
China has been fighting a cyber war against the United States for quite some time. It is appropriate to respond to this.
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by skhunted 2y ago
There aren’t enough local farmers for all 350 million people in the U.S. for this to be practical advice. It is only practical for a fraction of the population.
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by skhunted 2y ago
If your complaint is the billions in aid to Ukraine then argue against it. Brining up the cost of the flight and other costs that are multiple orders of magnitude less makes you seem like a partisan hack who lacks consistency in your belie
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by skhunted 2y ago
Your arguments would be a lot better without the on taxpayer’s dime reference. It is common for people to engage in leisurely activities. Being Secretary of State ought not mean that they can’t have fun and obviously wherever they go th
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by skhunted 2y ago
In my area Discord took the place of Meetup. Meetup went downhill when WeWork bought them.
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by skhunted 2y ago
Sorry. I should have said "more and more Americans" instead of "more and more people".
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by skhunted 2y ago
It is a step in the right direction because we are talking about it. The idea of a world leader being accountable for evil acts it now no longer as absurd as it was in 1900. Hopefully, soon, more and more people will wonder why U.S. leade
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by skhunted 2y ago
The U.S. is the most powerful nation in the world. We have an unprecedented capacity to destroy organized state power. It is naive to think that the first steps toward international accountability for world leaders would feasibly start wi
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by skhunted 2y ago
The goal is to try to set precedents so that eventually it is taken seriously and isn’t a joke. Hopefully some day it will apply to people like Kissinger.
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by skhunted 2y ago
When it comes to mathematics do you use the law of excluded middle? I ask out of curiosity. Wondering if your physical intuitions are “natural” (for lack of a better word) enough that it affects your view of mathematical logic.
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by skhunted 2y ago
There are vehicles that do more damage to roads than large pickup trucks. It's still the case that large pickup trucks do more damage to the road than small cars. Owners of pickup trucks are being subsidized by pedestrians and small
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by skhunted 2y ago
Another way to make money in education is to make life easier for the teacher and have the students pay for the privilege. Automated grading with online quizzes and tests is an example of this phenomenon in higher education.
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by skhunted 2y ago
Sorry. I missed it. It was too clever for me!
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by skhunted 2y ago
This depends on your philosophy of mathematics. If you believe god gave us the nonnegative integers then in a very natural way one is led to the notion of algebraic integers. Whether this would be god’s creation or man’s creation depends
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by skhunted 2y ago
Terminology is often times used to encapsulate a lot of information in a single word or phrase. It’s sort of a compression of information to facilitate communication. Things like “roots of f” is a shorter way to say that: “the set of all x
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by skhunted 2y ago
Azimov has a famous quote about ignorance that is appropriate. Clearly your ignorance is just as valuable and insightful as the experts.
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by skhunted 2y ago
Obviously the vast majority of legal experts, lawmakers and those knowledgeable on the subject believe Congress has this authority. For instance, every time the minimum wage gets updated one argument against updating it you don't hear
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by skhunted 2y ago
It has always been the case that an agency rule or regulation could be challenged in the courts. There are lots of examples prior to the recent Chevron ruling of courts striking down agency rules. What’s going to happen is that companies a
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by skhunted 2y ago
The issue is the dismantling of Chevron deference. For 40 years regulatory authority has been granted and written by Congress with the understanding that Chevron defference was the law of the land. Now the Supreme Court is demanding a lev
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by skhunted 2y ago
There isn’t a specific line in the Constitution that gives Congress the right to regulate employment. This power of Congress is implied by the powers that are explicitly written in the Constution. There are 5 axioms of Euclidean Geometry.
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by skhunted 2y ago
Congress already gave the FTC the power to ban things that are unfair methods of competition and to ban acts that are unfair that affect commerce.
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by skhunted 2y ago
What the judge said according to the article: The rule “is arbitrary and capricious because it is unreasonably overbroad without a reasonable explanation” California’s experience can be used to show that the rule is not capricious or unre
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by skhunted 2y ago
His wife divorced him partly because of his association with Epstein. She had much better moral fortitude than Bill. Gates is and will always be a villain. When you do villainous things you are a villain. There is no redemption for him.
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by skhunted 2y ago
I wonder too and I think it’s below the number of users with issues with the butterfly keyboard but much higher than a trivial percentage.
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by skhunted 2y ago
It’s common enough that there are posts about this issue if you do a search for it.
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by skhunted 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback.

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