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by virmundi 7y ago
MMT is not enough to google for. Who are they and what do they think/teach?
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by virmundi 7y ago
An interesting question is can you remove the second amendment? “Shall not be infringed” implies any effort to limit the right is blocked.
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by virmundi 7y ago
You’d think but with Siemens requiring a college degrees because people can’t read at a 9th grade level, probably will have to take out a million Dollar loan.
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by virmundi 7y ago
I have a long time ago.
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by virmundi 7y ago
I’m surprised I haven’t seen this comment yet, but anyone just saying, “fuck it” and eating Huel or Soylent plus multivitamin? My wife and I are experimenting with Huel starting Jan 1st.
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by virmundi 7y ago
It’s that and the poor state of public education. I couldn’t read this article so I searched using similar terms. Seiners could only find 15% of applicants that could read at the 9th grade level. Companies are finding that the Federal gover
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by virmundi 7y ago
Why not look at the macro issues here? The environment is overtaxed. The future is doomed anyway. Why not return to the Roman system where the father has the right to kill the child up until a certain age? Incentives this with a cash paymen
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by virmundi 7y ago
Why optimize for life expectancy? Why not remove the social stigma from suicide? Let people live as they want and drop out whenever.
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by virmundi 7y ago
Could it be that the socialized medical systems of which you speak are Western? Many of the European systems exist within a realm where people ate and continue to eat relatively healthy food due to historical circumstances. Further, they ha
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by virmundi 7y ago
Could be interesting with a twist: none of the eco doom came true, but the adherents gained power in the run up years. So climate deniers are hunted down because they break a provably wrong orthodoxy. Much like the journalist who use to wor
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by virmundi 7y ago
Perhaps they should be defunded. A period of darkness in the arts might reset it to being innovative and independent.
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by virmundi 7y ago
While not Scandinavian that is about what Germany pays per house hold.
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by virmundi 7y ago
If we implement it like the Scandinavian countries, the average poor family would still have to pay 600-700 per month. I believe that would be about 2/3 of her monthly income.
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by virmundi 7y ago
Will Ireland vote against their current income?
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by virmundi 7y ago
If you require unanimous agreement how can you ever prevent a bad actor from taking advantage of the system?
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by virmundi 7y ago
Wow. The EU requires unanimous approval. The Europeans looks at the US’ Articles of Confederation and said, “we can make that work.” They need a rogue group of reformers that create a new system of government, illegally, like the US’ Federa
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by virmundi 7y ago
Not if they keep changing the data to fit a need. Check out Tony Heller https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=UUprclkVrNPls7PR-nHhf1...
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by virmundi 7y ago
It looks like the Trump administration is looking to make the H1-B system follow its original intent: bring rare labor to these shores. I look forward to seeing the labor market change where there are five to seven Indian contractors doing
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by virmundi 7y ago
You are correct. Small arms have never stopped the US in the past. Afghan war they all had nukes. Same with Vietnam. Small arms are not enough. The large geographic challengers of the US military holding the entire US won’t help the civilia
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by virmundi 7y ago
It’s a reference to the general claim about self driving cars, super batteries that make solar competitive, etc. these things are always just 5 years away forever.
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by virmundi 7y ago
Serious question: what is the benefit of Twitter? I never understood it. Since you’ve found a utility niche, would you expand on the statement?
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by virmundi 7y ago
The difference is that you have the metacognition. You can think about your fitting. It’s possible to say that such a process is just another set of parameters, but they impact retro actively. At that point the metaphor of curve fitting mig
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by virmundi 7y ago
What’s not taken into conservation with that comment is that methane at those altitudes does not impact much because the energy is radiate back to space.
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by virmundi 7y ago
Interesting side effect is it makes the planet warmer because trees are dark.
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by virmundi 7y ago
I know people won’t like it, but the alternative is a Mad Max world. We’re told the whole planet will be either an ocean or a desert unless we return to the Stone Age. Therefore we need to follow the Georgia monument and reduce the global p
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by virmundi 7y ago
From what I can see, yes, methane is abstractly a worse greenhouse gas. However its absorption band is within that of water vapor. Since water vapor is plentiful around the blue marble, methane doesn’t really cause any problems.
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by virmundi 7y ago
Remy has a song about it. https://reason.com/video/remy-people-will-die/
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by virmundi 7y ago
True. It is also niche and not directly related to your true persona. That’s why it’s lesser in most people’s mind.
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The scientific reason why the honey badger doesn't have to give a s**t(io9.gizmodo.com)
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by virmundi 7y ago
You can write them but to do so generically you need to do code gen. Unfortunately this means learning a code green template library.

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