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5y ago
If we're making up ways on letting more people getting the Disneyland experience why can't we just build more of them?
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This mess kinda reminded me why I've stopped watching movies altogether. It's simpler to do anything else than putting a lot of effort figuring out when and where to watch something.
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By that logic small scam game devs would be on par with other small creators. I don't think it's because of relative value of money.
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If people are thinking that small creators bring universally better value than big creators then they're in the right to give them money. I, for example, dislike Take Two's way of intimidating modders so I'm trying to avoid g
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There's too little detail to know. Could be that the price of $198/acre is offered for high-yield farmland that may be rare in Knox county and that they don't have? It could also turn out that they're turning profit from
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5y ago
I've heard that some bitcoin miners get started when there is an oversupply of energy to burn the excess power. I think this is the direction bitcoin mining could take.
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In my opinion the right adversarial relationship is when you can simply threaten to walk away. The problem I see is that the barrier of doing that was raised by business regulation, the result is that there sometimes isn't where to wal
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5y ago
If using neighbor's light escaping to the street is a theft, so is inhaling smoke from nearby coal power plant. If the neighbor has a problem with that he can install blinds. This story is completely missing interaction with the other
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If the supply gets artificially limited isn't it then logical that they can charge whatever they want?
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Some value wealth, some value relationships, some value their free time. You cannot have all without sacrificing the other, it's up to everyone who wants to do what.
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Some people value wealth, some value relationships, some value their free time. Wealth is not simply that
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1) In a socialized health care the tax dollars will be absolutely spent to treat smoker's lung or an over-eater's diabetes. There will be no money left to save people from health problems that aren't fault of their own. Only
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5y ago
When I see a chatbot on a blog I ignore it. When I see a chatbot on a support site that links me to pages I've already thoroughly searched, I loathe it. When I see a chatbot in a slack channel I use it. By the way: chatbots will hardly
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If a settlement in 2013 is the only thing you could find, he's got pretty good track record.
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The problem I see is that there will be less houses to live in if nobody's going to build them. This will result in more people having to drive cars from nearby cities to get to work.