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by virmundi 6y ago
To a degree they would not have been invented with out the weapon. For example thorium reactors are designed in the 60s. The US ignored them because we couldn’t make weapons from their waste. The only reason thorium even got started was we
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by virmundi 6y ago
The invasiveness is still necessary. We want to get to the goodies. However we might be able to know what’s there without having to manually dig first.
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by virmundi 6y ago
Why make the act of consumption illegal? If I am a functioning alcoholic, and I stay at home and work, no reason to arrest me. Same is true with weed and all the other drugs. If I become a danger while intoxicated, arrest me for that. I don
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by virmundi 6y ago
Depends on the insurer too. Riots might not be covered. Neither was pandemic. Sucks to be a small business right now. Anyone got first hand experience with SBA loans?
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by virmundi 6y ago
No. Police have special dispensation during investigations.
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by virmundi 6y ago
The parent was referring the LA riots.
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by virmundi 6y ago
Remember, Obama order the extrajudicial killing of an American because he was a member of a terrorist organization. Terrorism is a crime in the United States. Hence there should have been an attempt to arrest.
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by virmundi 6y ago
It is for cops. IA has to proceed with an investigation following specific rules. Like if the cop is questioned without a union rep that evidence might get tossed.
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by virmundi 6y ago
That’s already happened. Conservatives don’t do social media as much as the left. Voat and gab haven’t taken off.
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by virmundi 6y ago
I want to use Dart for all of it. Recently Dart has a compiled version. Another project integrates this with AWS Lambda. Might be nice.
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by virmundi 6y ago
My team picked up NestJS as we've moved from Spring Boot/Java to Node Lambdas. The ability to use CDK + NestJS to deploy a single Lambda to handle a few endpoints is amazing. NestJS allows us to write code more in the Clean Archit
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by virmundi 6y ago
They do this. https://news.bloombergtax.com/daily-tax-report-state/third-t...
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by virmundi 6y ago
The implicit idea that they are not a publisher. Now they are. They should lose their protections.
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by virmundi 6y ago
Probably none. They will sue saying you left to avoid taxes. The California courts will agree with the State. Now you get to pay taxes in both localities.
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by virmundi 6y ago
The trouble is where do they draw the line. Say I share a pamphlet about how Jesus reclaims humanity from the corruption of sin. If Google thinks all Christians are superstitious bumpkins, does that give them the right to remove my public s
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by virmundi 6y ago
My wife and I don’t. Both have our jobs. But we still work until 5-6.
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by virmundi 6y ago
It is. People are still getting sick. They are dying in greater numbers. They are getting Vitamin D which actually helps with fighting. But they are mildly discomforted.
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by virmundi 6y ago
You can use one lambda to handle multiple API gateway requests. Route to ANY. Then have a bridge that connects to your favorite language router. We do this all the time with NestJS. The down side is you burn some cash when someone calls a 4
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by virmundi 6y ago
We’re living in fear. Either herd immunity works or it doesn’t. If it does, end lockdown, take our lumps, and move forward. If it doesn’t, and lockdown, take our lumps, and move forward. Otherwise we’re living a half life where we slowly di
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by virmundi 6y ago
The worst case number was from the CDC if we did nothing. The project now that after lock down we’d see 175k deaths.
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by virmundi 6y ago
We don’t have a free market in healthcare. We have a highly regulated one. Free market healthcare is lasik and boob jobs. Both have come down in price because they are not part of the insurance system. They’ve also gone up in quality due to
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by virmundi 6y ago
They have a hard decision. Unlike the US they are allowed to be an adult.
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by virmundi 6y ago
America did this too. There was the New Math trend in the 50-60s which feels like common core. Here's a comedy song about it from that era. https://youtu.be/UIKGV2cTgqA
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by virmundi 7y ago
I don’t think this was ever a real thing. DC-10 had terrible problems. When you bought a car in the 50-60s you’d have a notepad in the car and write down the issues you found. You’d then have warranty work. I agree with your goals but let’s
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by virmundi 7y ago
What we’ve learned from this Corona scare is the best way to protect people is to incarcerate them in their own homes. Take guns and hard instruments from people. Isolate everyone into their own cell would reduce the murder rate to zero. Al
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by virmundi 7y ago
I’m curious if the Feds will start to crack down on this kind of behavior. Think of the impact on veggie prices once a good portion of Americans are growing their own food. The New Deal already showed the US could come in a demand you pay f
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by virmundi 7y ago
I don’t know much weight to put on “seems” but the view described is considered biological mythology. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recapitulation_theory
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by virmundi 7y ago
Why not move to a system where those most likely to live with minimal resource consumption move up? You’d probably need a multiplier for those that are useful to society but need more resources
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by virmundi 7y ago
Why not make the death fast? The argument is for euthanasia not a poor life to slowly die.
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by virmundi 7y ago
Why is the damage bad? Why not thin the population? Think about the looming stress due to the boomers living longer. If they die, housing becomes affordable. Assets move to the younger generation. Debts get canceled because their is no one

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