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by trts 5y ago
Does this mean I don’t need to pay taxes until the productive capacity is at 100%, because we can print it? How do we know when we’re getting close to full utilization
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by trts 5y ago
Having recently been swept into a youtube loop on this subject, not much seems to have been learned since this article was published. It's fascinating just how vast the gap is. There is seemingly no theory of consciousness that has an
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by trts 5y ago
Same, but ironically the bonds I made with those people were sometimes due in part to our shared experience of working in a bad environment with horrible management. Friendship seems very much a function of overall time shared together. Sc
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by trts 5y ago
is this supposed to be like https://www.nohello.com/ ? Or is it just a short editorial by someone anonymous
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by trts 5y ago
I was in the PNW for that heat wave, it is not scary to me in an acute sense. I didn't have AC, it was 100 degrees in my house at 10pm for a couple days and it was unpleasant. It seems like there are now several imminent threats to co
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by trts 5y ago
> if Reddit were to strongly disallow any or all of the above we have seen how EASY it is to simply clone the tech and re-host this seems doubtful to me. Reddit has tons of legendary threads, AMAs and is its own library of content at th
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by trts 5y ago
As someone who started learning about Cardano recently and has listened to some of Charles' broadcasts on YouTube, I'm not really sure what you're referring to. To me he seems happy to celebrate success in other crypto platf
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by trts 5y ago
This has been my experience as well. There are countless amazing, small communities on Reddit, and being able to kick the popular subreddits out of my feed makes it feel like one of the last places that embodies the spirit of the early int
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by trts 5y ago
Elementary is great, the couple times I've tried it, I wasn't into the desktop paradigm it was encouraging me to use (e.g., no minimize button, native apps that are pretty and consistent but less functional). Will look forward to
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by trts 5y ago
Many things have also gained in quality substantially, such as vehicles, electronics, and durable goods. A new car not only lasts longer and requires less maintenance, is more fuel efficient, safer, but is often loaded with amenities like
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by trts 5y ago
My success rate with Google Lens is about 80-90%, sometimes doing additional research to confirm between similar results. With a couple different dedicated apps I had zero success.
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by trts 5y ago
This is a lesson I don't see the general population learning very well over the past 5-7 years. Just because somebody throws a tantrum over their stance about a moral quandary does not make them better informed about its resolutions.
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by trts 5y ago
People have lost their individual minds. The collective mind prevails.
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by trts 5y ago
this strikes me as ageist. Maybe there is a citation here? Once bitten, twice shy Fool me once, shame on you ... Why wouldn't the accumulation of experiences logically lead to people being savvier about claims over time?
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by trts 5y ago
It is a nice sounding claim and I hope you're right. I consider myself a critical thinker, but I'm not sure it's leading to my being more correct or better informed about things. It seems that the deluge of content available
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by trts 5y ago
As a late adopter to Win10 who hadn't been in a Windows environment since the early days of Win7, I was shocked how jarring ugly and inconsistent it was. Win11 from what they've revealed looks like a moderate improvement? But I k
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by trts 5y ago
also: considering how far out in the long tail of search terms my query is, before choosing to go with the !g bang out of the gate. Google I find is still better for topics that are more idiosyncratic. But the bang syntax makes DDG a natur
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by trts 5y ago
Assets like housing and land have certain intrinsic value to them. The intrinsic value doesn't change because the amount of money circulating doubles, but the price of the asset in the inflated currency rises. Since wealthy people hol
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by trts 5y ago
Why would the expectation be that it helps affordability? On an individual basis, having access to more money means you may be able to afford a home that would not have been within your means. In aggregate, everyone having more access to m
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by trts 5y ago
This doesn't remind me of anything. Your comment is just innuendo.
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by trts 5y ago
Slightly off topic, but it was a lot of fun to listen to Brendan Eich on Lex Fridman's podcast talk about Brave and the browser wars of the 90s and 00s. I've been using the Browser for several months without any of the rewards en
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by trts 5y ago
The "overpaid" bucket is a risk at Amazon that some don't think about. Some manage to hack the performance process and then get tossed out because they're then ranked against senior people and how long you've been
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by trts 5y ago
I've found using old.reddit.com, unsubscribing from the default subs, and adblock still leave Reddit as one of the few enjoyable places on the internet for me. There is still legitimate, organic discovery and discourse that I find the
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by trts 5y ago
I used Windows 10 at my last job and it was actually pretty good. But I was shocked how ugly it was (and that was coming from Ubuntu). It's been fascinating to watch Windows desktop get progressively uglier for 20+ years¹. It will be
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by trts 5y ago
I think it's a bit of a nice improvement, or just different in a way I don't mind. Which is a sentiment that doesn't provoke me to make forceful statements about the change being good or bad.
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by trts 5y ago
I decided to give up alcohol for a year. That was three years ago and doubt I will ever go back. Aside from having better sleep than at any other point as an adult, I truly enjoy the activities I partake in just as much, if not more, than
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by trts 5y ago
At my past three workplaces spanning more than a decade, such an utterance would get you fired immediately. In fact, I knew of it happening, even though I didn't know the involved parties, because it was such shameful behavior that it
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by trts 5y ago
As someone straddling the line between gen x and millennials, the concept of partnering with your corporate bosses to advocate for political causes far astray from your company's products, particularly without regard for the ability of
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by trts 5y ago
https://archive.is/e25ud
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by trts 5y ago
Some of these declassified videos are almost 20 years old (i.e. much older than Space Force) and the descriptions across various personnel are congruent; after years of corroborations nobody has betrayed evidence of some kind of conspiracy

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