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by throwaway14356 2y ago
the worse thing is already happening
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
They can promote a newer book that appeals to a larger audience and/or has better margins. Simple choices have to be made some how.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
yes, that should be the goal. They don't fully align with the publisher who seeks his own compensation.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
while it is also true that it is harder to get money for any print if there is anything else available at all. It makes it beneficial to not reprint anything or otherwise be available.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
it makes me wonder if we should, in stead of retire have a second round of organized education around 45-55 to prepare for a job that doesn't involve physical acrobatics that one can do from home. With laws to accommodate the process.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
I was very surprised the difference is that small. Intuition would suggest there to be a lot of sun in the summer given how hot it gets. The day is roughly half as long but you get 40-50% per month ??? Really a lot more than I imagined. Not
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
the winter has plenty of sun and few clouds.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
the funniest part is where we assume everything stays the way it is. Centralized systems are more efficient but have poor reliability. What if they just stop supplying power? What if a kwh costs $10?
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
Of course, even 10x is possible. We all wish that was always the case. I had this hilarious though I feel I should write down here but doubt it at the same time. .. The best way to have a wage gap is lack of access to education or even book
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
please upload a picture of ur mum.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
replacement torrent website with similar functions, webseeds and paid hosting options.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
I ended up in some experiment I'm sure when it served 3 unskipable 5 min ads every 5 minutes or so
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
job interview stage one, virtual aerobics. Get set...
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
12.4% antisemite - DANGER
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
could be worth it
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
It is not abuse, it is protection. You can pressure, bribe or blackmail people and force them to do things for you. If it is not possible to do what is asked there is also no need to ask. There is no need to take the job if there is not eno
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
That was not long ago. In ancient times you wouldn't be on trial if you were innocent.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
The Chinese solved this by adding more cameras. If you can lookup where the potential suspect came from and pull their full details from the fuzzy query false positives become unlikely. More data is the answer! lol
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
I would like to put our officials under cameras 24/7 with the footage publicly available complete with the means to put them on trial and lock them up. When we've accomplished that im fine with monitoring everything always forever
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
she should get a free candybar.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
Income inequality is a big problem but this would be the only remedy I wouldn't like. Maybe do a percentage that excludes earnings beyond 500k Should we want businesses that need public money to continue to operate? I suppose one shoul
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
I've been pondering library box and pirate box kind of setups as well as mesh networks. I've never used any of that but the idea of having a separate network bound to a location seems rather interesting (be it in a kind of pokemon
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
A critical original response should be accepted as true and be advertised at the top of the paper if not responded to within 14 days. The response should involve corrections or a timely planning for it. I don't like how software has to
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
I would like to see negative income tax. You have to insert the fresh printed money into the economy some place. Why not have people work for it?
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
Here is a fun thought/question: Could it be that (using rss) only one of the two parties needs to remember/have login credentials for the other to be able to obtain them?
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
communicating intend with other vehicles seems like a fun mini game
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
does that mean you could also split the set in half multiple times then run it on each half of a half (etc) and combine it with its other half? that would seem simpler to me. edit: oh but then you would need to keep the results which defeat
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
ideas worth stealing!
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
bicycle paths seems a lot easier. They did build a road in China in 2017 but it's not modular it seems. https://www.nsenergybusiness.com/features/china-solar-highwa...
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
when the iron curtain went up i visited a corner store in east Germany. They had a lot of fresh products! The shelves were divided into days. Today's yogurt, 1 day old, 2 days, 3 days, 4, 5 with a pricing curve that started with unusua

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