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by valuearb 6y ago
Or you might prefer not to tax corporations at all, only distributions to shareholders. “Profits” or “cash flow” kept in the corporation is reinvested capital. It’s creating jobs and growing businesses, even if it’s kept in an interest bear
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by valuearb 6y ago
Just because a single feature was poorly implemented doesn’t disprove the platform goal is for privacy protection.
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by valuearb 6y ago
Oh, it’s impossible to do legally. Which doesn’t stop NYC having many, many guns being concealed carry. Because of you are looking to commit violent crimes, what’s another felony vs. having the power of life and death over victims? And if y
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by valuearb 6y ago
A truck with high ground clearance costs more than an order of magnitude less than an MRAP to maintain.
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by valuearb 6y ago
But what is the purpose of an MRAP (for one example)? In the incredibly rare event you have an active terrorist attack and can move the MRAP to it before it's over, it may provide the benefit of movable cover. The rest of the time you
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by valuearb 6y ago
This news says you'll be able to have both.
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by valuearb 6y ago
Steve Blank is a good dude.
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by valuearb 6y ago
Its not free, it's expensive to maintain and deploy.
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by valuearb 6y ago
NYC makes it very easy to own and cancel a handgun. I've never heard it of it's residents being polite.
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by valuearb 6y ago
https://apnews.com/article/why-some-scientists-turn-away-bra...
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by valuearb 6y ago
https://apnews.com/article/why-some-scientists-turn-away-bra...
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by valuearb 6y ago
It’s a Heinlesque story.
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by valuearb 6y ago
In the same bag?!? You are really jumping through hoops to try to make a platform designed to protect your privacy equivalent to one designed to sell it.
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by valuearb 6y ago
They would have to print something true first...
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by valuearb 6y ago
Apple has no incentive to build faster than ThreadRipper CPUs. That’s a tiny, tiny market. It’s more likely they offer TR like performance at much lower watts, temperature and cost, like they’ve done to AMDa best mobile CPUs.
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by valuearb 6y ago
It’s Bloomberg Tech, remember when they told you your servers all belong to the PRC? They’ve been schnookered before.
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by valuearb 6y ago
It’s paradoxical that so many devs bemoan apples closed system, which allows you to build literally anything you want from Unix command lines up to the best pc and mobile Uis in the world, but love developing in a UX trash heap walled in by
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by valuearb 6y ago
It was.
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by valuearb 6y ago
How fast was that!
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by valuearb 6y ago
That audio feature sounds cool, can’t wait to hack it.
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by valuearb 6y ago
Peak oil has now been reached, just as it has every year for the last 60.
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by valuearb 6y ago
The SLS reuses liquid hydrogen engines and solid rocket boosters from Shuttle by law, which has made it antiquated, massively expensive and paradoxically five years late. “ In 2011, Rep. Tom McClintock and other groups called on the Governm
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by valuearb 6y ago
Still skeptical. MRIs aren't that precise and we've seen similar epidemics before that turned out to be fake and driven by mass hysteria. Someone reports an unusual effect or illness and suddenly everyone attributes any weird feel
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by valuearb 6y ago
Build quality for one. That halo effect grows quickly over time. And there is a huge difference between 4K and 8k, and a much higher DPI.
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by valuearb 6y ago
You don't need different tax rates, just indexing. Lets have a single fair set of rates with progressivity. A rich man in the 35% tax bracket should pay 35% on their capital gains, just as a poor retiree in the 15% tax bracket should o
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by valuearb 6y ago
It's actually over 3% of GDP. NATO is an organization of countries near the Russian border. The US could easily get by with 2% or less to defend it's own borders. If Russia invades Germany we can ship and airlift troops and meet t
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by valuearb 6y ago
It doesn't lead to peace, it leads to terrible legislation hundreds of pages deep in special gifts to special interests at a huge cost to our economy.
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by valuearb 6y ago
Earmarks and pork are nothing other than corruption. The SLS is the clearest example. US taxpayers have invested close to $20B in a launch system that was outdated the day it was designed and will literally cost 100 times more per pound tha
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by valuearb 6y ago
LOL Earmarks clearly still exist, just under different names, and have always been used solely for corrupt purposes. Pork barrel spending is a huge price to pay for enabling national legislators to agree to legislation that's clearly b
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by valuearb 6y ago
LOL. No longer not using the term "earmarks" in financing legislation is not the same as ending pork barrel spending. If it is, please explain the SLS. It's entire design was dictated by Congress to use specific components fr

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