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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> I think it's tangential to the safety question -- actually-existing commercial GMO crops have been tested and demonstrated to be safe, that seems to be clear. Actually, it's not that clear. They have been proven to no
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by vilmosi 9y ago
So are many countries in Europe. Look at East vs West Germany or Catalonia vs Extremadura
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by vilmosi 9y ago
The book also says how that world was incredibly violent and unsympathetic to the elderly/sick.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
> Yes they would go bankrupt or move production or automate...like I said originally. Yes you did. Did you miss the part where I replied to that? > Perhaps this results in less jobs in the economy and the low skilled get paid less, th
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by vilmosi 9y ago
So you're not actually answering the topic at hand or the majority of my replies... OK. > If this new labour force had not appeared are you seriously suggesting that UK employers would just have paid more and more to attract workers
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Probably but we're talking about the UK here.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
> Britain chose not to exercise this right in the first place, so it seems fallacious to suggest that the government would exercise further restrictions if it could. It's not fallacious and the UK did do that [0] for 7 years after t
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by vilmosi 9y ago
While I agree with you in general, you're just describing the hassle of moving, which has nothing to do with the EU. Requiring a work permit for EU citizens (like the UK did) is a better example of a bureaucracy designed to limit immig
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by vilmosi 9y ago
I'm sorry but we're not talking about unemployed people on benefits, we're talking about low skilled workers who pay taxes and are exercising their right to free movement. Emphasis on "right". Baring a few exception
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> Except we already have the powers to stop this low-wage immigration. The EU allows member countries full ability to protect their borders from these immigrants, we just choose not to. How can that be? Doesn't freedom of movement i
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> Why the hell isn’t there a simple “download now, pay if you keep more than 4 hours” kind of option, for example? There is on Google Play but the window is only 2h.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> I personally see the lack of women in STEM in Western countries as a good thing, it means that they are doing well economically and don't have to deal with the tedious STEM education and workload. I personally would like t
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> Income is a more important factor in rating men's attractiveness compared to women. >>> I don't understand whats patriarchal about my comment, care to elaborate I mean seriously, the answer is in your own com
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>>> In richer countries you are more inclined to choose careers based on your personal preferences and less on for the paycheck The same is true for men though.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
But this is about application or user specific config. In my experience, those tend to be either json, yml or plain terminal args regardless of the fact that the language is typed or not. Am I missing something?
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> So, yeah. Its an epidemic. Kids don't need technology How will they get interested in technology then. I suspect a lot of HH readers got into tech by actually using it first, either websites or games or whatever.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
If you truly have equality of choice in any system you will get equality of outcome. There's obviously outside factors at play. "Those people" you mention say it's cultural, other people like you say it's... I don&
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by vilmosi 9y ago
The only problem is that you don't see this outside western countries. Countries with much stricter gender roles have much higher enrolment in STEM for instance. It's obviously not biological, it's cultural.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
Yeah but... It's still a chicken curry every day... Don't get me wrong, it's just my opinion. I would get bored, I can't talk about other people.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
I understand what you're saying but I have a hard time believing you eat the same thing every day without getting bored.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> Crypto actually proves that money doesn't need to be backed by anything. Well no, since it's not used as currency in any meaningful scale.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> He campaigned against it all around the country before the referendum. He absolutely did not nor did he participate in any of the public debates prior to the referendum. He strategically remained quiet.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
Where's "here"?
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by vilmosi 9y ago
Don't you have health insurance? How is that different?
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> If you make $50,000 per year in the US, which is the median full-time wage That's household wage, not full time wage. I'm confused about the top 1/3 references. You're not comparing like with like at all. Ar
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> But equally europe needs more appreciation of self-reliance and entrepreneurship to enable a richer startup culture and let the EU become an economic leader instead of follower Isn't the EU the biggest economy in the world
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by vilmosi 9y ago
I'm not agreeing with the grandparent either but I do have to admit that once carriers subsidised the iPhone, the sales skyrocketed. It can't be a coincidence.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
Not physical paper, but you can download all the data they have on you at any time if you want.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
Because debt is fueled by interest, and Bitcoin is deflationary by design. So there's no interest to give loans in Bitcoin.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
I personally don't think offering discount contracts for specific services violates NN. As long as services are all accesibile at all time at the same speed, that's NN. Whether it's free Spotify streaming or free Spotify memb

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