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The votes of Texans led to Texas labor laws and the votes of Californians led to California labor laws. The movement of people and companies around the country are another kind of vote. Live where you want and hopefully you can prosper ther
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How is that not apples and oranges. You buy one orange and eat one apple and thus everything is in its original state?
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By the time someone realizes this they’ve already bought and taken a bite of the burger. McDonald’s is not the best burger. But for the cost, speed, and effort involved, it’s pretty good. We could make all kinds of things ourselves but larg
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Good ideas don’t become bad ideas simply because the poor can’t afford it. If 10% or 20% of the country had independent sources of electricity, that would still be much better for our civilization than 0%
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How long before people figure out the CSAM service endpoints and block them via a PI Hole device?
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Just swap out the child abuse hashes for Tiananmen square photo hashes and january 6th insurrection photo hashes and you got yourself some pretty dystopian technology. Wow, come to think of it, will the hash database on your device change w
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Star Wars Thrawn Trilogy Battlefield Earth (the book, definitely not the movie) The Land: Founding - Aleron Kong Steel World - B.V. Larson Ready Player One / Ready Player Two - Ernest Cline Twinborn Chronicles - J.S. Morin The Name of
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Possibly because the Movie is coming out October 22nd: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1160419/ I read it again for the first time in years last month and enjoyed it all over again. I red the children of dune sequel
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It was multitouch and visual voicemail that really sold me on the original iPhone
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The hypotenuse of a triangle is shorter than the sum of the sides, so Bob could always send a message directly to Alice faster than Bob could send a message to you and have you propagate that message to Alice.
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Yes wages should go up, but the driver of this increase is temporary (global pandemic and fear of it). But once you raise wages, you're kind of stuck there. I think if we can get through this year without going crazy with wage increase
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The benefits are designed to be only as generous as they need to be to ensure that all of the least desirable (though necessary) jobs in society are filled. It's not about feeding and clothing everyone who needs it. It's about see
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It sounds a bit like the're saying benefits are the lever we control to balance between one disaster and another. On one side there is inflation which ruins the economic recovery (too generous benefits) and on the other side you have m
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If you middle-click the refresh button in chrome it clones the current tab with history. You can also middle click the back button to clone the previous page in a new tab with history preserved.
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I find it is best to do the tutorials. The really basic ones. First one tutorial or article, then another and another. Don't get distracted by using it on your own project yet. Do more and more tutorials. Read the docs. Not just the ge
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Why not create a low-level hardware state interface layer that linux uses to save/restore hardware state. The attitude could be "it's not linux's job to fix your hardware" At first nothing would use it and it would
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Imagine a world with so much mapped data that it too needs explorers. Data recorded generations ago that has never been observed by anyone to study it.
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I would be more than happy to send my footage to the cops. Ideally for those "mostly peaceful" protests, we can catch the people who are the reason why it is not a "completely peaceful" protest.
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The biters of clan cholg-un tphol have requested a meeting about the planned nuclear plant expansion into their sacred ancestral territory.
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"One that's familiar with all the regulatory and bureaoucratic hurdles and the legacy systems" How much does it cost to get a qualified person to put up with all that though?
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Some people don't realize that profits are not the same thing as revenue. Sometimes profits are negative for multiple years. sometimes they are great. If you don't jealously guard profits, you can be forced to let down a lot of p
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I disagree with this advice. Give it a day tops. If you don't enjoy the process after a day and the goal is a month away, you won't get there.
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One thing that prevents people from working remotely in other countries is the differences between laws, regulations, and certification/licensing practices. A doctor that can work in India might not carry a US medical license. A lawyer
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Columbus is probably not the best character to use for analogies... "If AI is like Columbus, computing power is Santa Maria" and intractable physics problems are like... indigenous people?
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I think the best places to have centrifugal gravity would be the toilet, the shower, and the gym. As for the kitchen, I want someone to make a spherical pizza pressed along the inside or the outside of a heated sphere to bake. So we still n
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I just converted a site to mostly static html because the old cms was out of date and nobody wanted to pay to migrate the site to the newest cms version (for like a decade). Well eventually the hosting provider no longer supported such an o
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Could one theoretically sequence their genome before and after infection and use contemporary gene editing techniques to restore any changes made? Could we version-control our DNA?
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I think we will see a cottage industry focused on getting companies and employees certified as essential so they don't miss out on income next time around. Also around limiting companies liability in the event their policies cause empl
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Or sell it at the price they paid and break even.
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Neo: what are you saying? That I can wipe my ass without TP? Morpheus: I’m saying that when you’re ready, you won’t need to.
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