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But hasn't Zuckerberg asked to be regulated? I think Facebook would like to be have regulations put up on the social media industry to further entrench their position and create a regulatory moat against new entrants. Network effects a
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This statement seems overly broad. I suspect you would object if someone took your words out of context, for example. Would that therefore mean you are a bad actor?
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HB is in Orange County
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I’m not sure I see a big difference between what you wrote and what the article said since you also minimize the likelihood of the attack and the article also talked about their response.
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It's so someone can use it as a coding challenge in a technical interview, of course.
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I believe this misses the point, as does the article. The "American Dream" was never about blindly working harder on the same things in order to achieve a state where you no longer have to work. The dream is that through betterin
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One possible idea is that if they organize their civilization in any way then they may simply not have authorization to reveal themselves. The occasional pilot noticing them would be accidents. As far as it being bad news — it’s never comfo
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5y ago
Issues of fact are not always easy to discern and may require reasonable discourse to arrive at a conclusion, wouldn’t you agree?
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So the solution is to censor what information is ok for the plebs to see and what is too ideologically harmful for them? This is a very condescending and authoritarian position that I would hope those of us who care about free discourse wou
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This is a strange take on how issues should be discussed in a free society. Rather than have ideological gate keeping at every level, I believe we in tech should advocate for a plurality of viewpoints discussed in the open. Probing, reasona
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I think you underestimate how small margins are at most restaurants. My example was hyperbolic to better draw attention to the principle. The principle applies, as you admit, that the cost increase would need to be passed onto the customer,
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There are low skilled cooks and high skilled cooks. A fast food worker is low skilled, as in, without prior skills a new entrant could do the task to a similar level of proficiency as someone who has experience. Cooks at higher end restaura
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You could also replace “at a price I’m willing to pay” with “at a price my business can sustain and remain in the black.” I could offer $250k salaries to each line cook in the restaurant, but then I would have to charge something like $750
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High paying fast food jobs are probably the exception not the norm. Relying on low skill jobs to provide higher compensation without changing the underlying value prop of the employee seems to undermine fundamental economic principles.
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Society is organized around individuals and groups working in mutual self interest. If you go against this principle to find your solution you risk backlash to your (perceived or real) tyranny.
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5y ago
From the source cited, here is a breakdown per industry: https://ourworldindata.org/ghg-emissions-by-sector Energy usage for industry is 24% Road travel is 11% It seems aviation’s 2% is not the low hanging fruit.
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As a US native I’ve never had someone threaten to shoot me or show me they were armed to intimidate me. I’m not exactly living a sheltered life either. I have a few questions, sorry if this sounds like a lot I’m just really curious. What ci
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"Megan spent much of the next three days in her room, trying to concentrate on sensations in her body. Beck sat by her side. “She always had the option to leave,” Beck said. “She wanted to stay. She doubled down. She was trying so hard
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From the article: "Some clinicians believe that meditation can cause psychological problems in people without underlying conditions, and that even forty minutes of meditation per day can pose risks. In 1975, The Journal of Nervous and
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One Thousand Mile Cannon Could Bring Back Battleships
(popularmechanics.com)
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Why do you think it wasn't removed?
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Welcome to life in a free society. The alternative is a ministry of truth run by the same flawed humans who they portend to protect us against.
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This reminds me of professional mourning [1]. Throughout history there have been professionals that help families grieve in different ways. Hiring someone to wave goodbye when you move strikes me as a similar function. Both are offering
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6y ago
Don't you think that's a little reductionistic?
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So perhaps a better claim would be that the new discourse is unduly confined and the older modes of discourse are gone.
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While I agree that the medium Twitter enforces is antithetical to reasonable discourse, I think this question is being asked because recently twitter and facebook deleted Trump's account (as well as some other prominent accounts). If
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From the linked report: During the recovery operations, the following steps were taken: (1) The vehicle and container were positioned so the rear of the vehicle was close to the radioactive sources. (2) Two members of the recovery team inst
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>The more information is NOT better at all. Do I take it that this information you are providing me is an exception?
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Getting a 10% downpayment in CA, for example, is almost the cost of an entire house in the midwest.
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What’s the problem here? The negative reviews are found on this delivery service app. They would therefore help other customers know that this restaurant is less desirable to order delivery from. That’s what both parties want. It seems to m
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