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by verzali 1y ago
Tariffs approved by congress are not illegal. Tariffs imposed arbitarily by executive order are, at least according to this ruling.
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It's a pretty easy signal to generate, even back then. I believe they've made efforts to scan the stars in that direction, but given the distance to them it would be decades or centuries until they'd see a response from us.
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Like turning back 300ft below the summit of everest because you aren't confident you have enough daylight to make it back if you do go for the top
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"far enough from land not to risk hitting anyone"
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*Mars
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Still is everywhere else.
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by verzali 1y ago
There is no information in it, it looks like a continuous wave of radio energy coming from space. It is on a frequency that might be a natural one for any intelligent civilization to consider broadcasting on, and it is a narrowband signal
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by verzali 1y ago
Gas is stored over many months and then mostly used in the winter. So you cannot quickly impact consumer prices in the way you suggest. Supplies in general are now more diversified and flexible, so any supplier can be replaced more easily -
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by verzali 1y ago
Europe is hardly dependent on the US for gas. Russia still supplies more gas than the US does, and even when the current US and Russian supplies are combined they are less than the total Russian supply in 2021. https://www.consil
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by verzali 1y ago
It is even the same people pushing this. The people who made money spying on and manipulating our social lives and then selling that ability to advertisers are exactly the same people now pumping billions into AI.
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I'm far more worried that America will stop me at the border and mistreat me for something I wrote online than I am about the UK. Heck, I'm more worried about visiting the US than China at the moment. The America effort to suppre
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by verzali 1y ago
Pork? Why?
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by verzali 1y ago
I don't even think thats a joke. Trump doesn't dislike cancel culture, he just wants to be the one doing the canceling. And credit scores? You are already half way there with the way the government is acting.
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by verzali 1y ago
It's odd seeing Republicans endorse state owned companies. Bernie has at least been consistent in his beliefs.
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Surely includes a lot of tourist visas, and many of these people might be outside the US already but the visa just hasn't expired yet. Or people who need to come frequently for business trips.
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No, next they'll be reviewing citizenships too in order to make sure you haven't said anything mean about Trump or Vance online. Oh sorry, to make sure you haven't said anything that goes against the fundamental values of the
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by verzali 1y ago
Yes, and this account is especially suspicious. Only one comment, "lived in UK", yet they make basic errors in how they use English, and "ugly"? Clearly they've never seen the English countryside.
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Turkey tried doing it for years. The result was high growth but utterly insane inflation - we're talking well over 100% per year, so that everything becomes unaffordable.
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by verzali 1y ago
She runs one of the biggest newsletters on Substack. Probably earning a millon dollars a month from it. But that's pretty far off a billion. AI editors also aren't great - they help if you can't afford anything else, but as s
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by verzali 1y ago
Why do the CEOs think they are safe? If AI can replace the knowledge workers it can also run the company.
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by verzali 1y ago
All microsoft software I used is increasingly bad. Loop is a complete mess, office is a maze of useless options, windows became so irritating I actively sought out another option, teams seems to be half integrated and half not with anything
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by verzali 1y ago
We are getting a lot of very qualified Americans applying for our open positions in Europe. Assuming we are not a special case, it looks like a lot of smart people are looking at options beyond the US.
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I wonder how many jewish researchers lost their funding here and in the other cases. Seems like a misguided approach if this is what they really care about.
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by verzali 1y ago
Seven years ago. I wonder if she ever did get a Nasa job.
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Trump has far more than that, but he still seems willing to abuse the office to make himself even richer.
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NASA does way more than Artemis. And, absurdly, the budget is cutting almost everything but Artemis and instead shoveling more money into pointless rockets.
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They're not going to land on Mars by 2028.
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by verzali 1y ago
This is a dumb take. NASA has (or had until Trump can back) plenty of interesting things. New Horizons, Europe Clipper, the James Webb, Hubble, Mars missions, ISS operations, human spaceflight, etc, etc are all being done by NASA workers. T
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by verzali 1y ago
My site never got much traffic from Google and I never wasted time on SEO. So I find it hard to care about losing clicks I didn't have. But I do find it concerning that Google is effectively stealing the time I spend on research and no
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Only fair game while the US government tries to extort everyone else.

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