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tolbish
5y ago
That was my initial reaction but the second paragraph makes the author's case.
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5y ago
Go back to retail?
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5y ago
"This guy was stealing company data" "This guy was conducting illegal business using the company's network" "This guy was running his own mining rig on company servers" It's not hard to think of actua
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5y ago
> Since I am not a libertarian and I think that the state should have some control over their citizens I can understand why the state objects prostitution under the assumption that most (or many) sex works don't (or wouldn't) c
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5y ago
Haven't communication channels always been monetized? Singles' speed dating events will have an admission fee and people seem to be fine with that.
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5y ago
In that sense, having the perfect profile, or at least an elaborate or detailed one, may be a red flag.
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5y ago
It must be everywhere. Everyone is talking about it. It's all you hear about. We must be right. https://www.theonion.com/conservative-man-tearfully-informs-...
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5y ago
Fox is known for the "People are saying" propaganda that makes something seem like it's everywhere to build consensus.
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5y ago
Yes, but that wasn't what you were arguing.
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5y ago
I wonder if it would be substantially more effective to prevent burnout by having shorter work days or work weeks.
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5y ago
What is the difference between mandated butts in seats for 40 hours and not permitting remote work?
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Ever-increasing home values are a Ponzi scheme
(theweek.com)
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https://www.strongtowns.org/the-growth-ponzi-scheme https://theweek.com/business/1001518/homes-should-not-be-a-s... https://www.counterpunch.org/2021/06/11/the-comin
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5y ago
Looks promising, thanks for the info!
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5y ago
It sounds like the real reason is that the money is worth it.
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5y ago
I was going to criticize his posting frequency, but on the other hand...he's getting more done for the tech world than many of us ever will. Maybe we should be the ones submitting and talking about the 4 day work week more often.
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5y ago
And you think the solution is to give these families cash?
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5y ago
What kind of 10 year old is in high school and works a part time job?
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5y ago
The article uses that exact analogy.
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5y ago
Can we also offer tax credits to encourage making the next hardware innovation hub somewhere other than Phoenix, Arizona ? I thought the southwest is being ravaged by the effects of climate change (120+ degree weather, massive droughts)
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tolbish
5y ago
Try using desktop mode on your browser.
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5y ago
What's all this nonsense then about 68-72 being "room temperature"?
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5y ago
I think the point being made is that the smearing is not done in earnest and is a deflection tactic.
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tolbish
5y ago
It absolutely can be. It just is not in this case. They were not merely "acting like racists". I hope this distinction helps.
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5y ago
The difference is that racism is not a secondary motivator. Racism would be baked into the desire for power, as it would then be a desire to instill white supremacy.
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5y ago
It is more intellectually dishonest to bemoan the danger of "uncontained fusion" by citing the hydrogen bomb.
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5y ago
Definitely misleading. It should say "Amazon will reduce its dev. revenue cut..."
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5y ago
Their explanation is not really faulty. FYI hydrogen bombs are mainly destructive due to fission, not fusion. The fusion step is primarily for bombarding the dangerous fissile fuel with neutrons.
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5y ago
Is there a way to view this youtube video without creating an account?
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5y ago
Sounds like a result of poor urban planning. My travels have taught me that these generally aren't all stuffy people desiring "yuppie slums"—it just happens that these are the only types of housing available near where the jo
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