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by virmundi 7y ago
Keep in mind that with solar there externals that we’re not calculating right now as a group. The panels will die. They are full of terrible chemicals. We don’t have large scale decommissioning plans now. Depending on which country manufact
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by virmundi 7y ago
That was interesting, but it is no Crashtest Dummies. Prompt: Once there was this kid who got into an accident and couldn't come to school. Essay: The police told me they would call me if they found out if I would come. And I couldn&#x
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E also have to philosophically proves it’s bad. If everyone has their needs met, should we care?
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Why Everything They Say About California Fires Is Wrong(forbes.com)
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Given the hard core attempt to subvert eduction going on in the public schools, maybe. At least with software you’ll have logic, math, and history. https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/dqd6ca/acti
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by virmundi 7y ago
It’s a metaphor for a degree that does not generate an income. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underwater_basket_weaving
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by virmundi 7y ago
Long-haul is more than just driving. Will smart trucks be able to put chains on and pull them off when necessary? Handle unloading of items of weighing process proves problematic? Call for pick up of items removed during weighing? Handle sn
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by virmundi 7y ago
There isn’t enough lithium to make batteries to replace the US fleet, let alone the rest of the world. ICE will be here for a while. That’s not to mention the carbon and pollution output of creating new evs.
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by virmundi 7y ago
While a private company, it gains major legal protections as a platform. If the chooses speech, they are a publisher, which opens them up to legal actions. They can’t have it both ways. Neither can people saying they are a private company
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by virmundi 8y ago
Remove the 6% from Finland’s income, Fix the spending at current levels, and see a budget hole form. The US is famous for supposedly favoring the rich. Half of the population pays no federal income. They may pay state taxes if the states co
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by virmundi 8y ago
I have. I have an addictive personality. It’s my fault, and I think I’ll try to give them up this month, but obviously I’m failing even now.
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by virmundi 8y ago
You need to look it up. They don't have the washout rates like the US does. Everyone has to pay taxes. In the US about 50% of the population gets everything, aside from SS/Medicare, taxes back. The US needs to tax everyone fairly.
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by virmundi 8y ago
My issue is that not all social networks allow you to delete your account. They don't even allow you to suspend your account or disable it so you can't log in. Personally I can't walk away from such sites. If I couldn't
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by virmundi 8y ago
> Excellent! Now explain budget deficits in Kansas, or federal deficits in the US, for that matter. Extremes in ideals. Kansas cut their tax base too much without cutting their spending accordingly. With the US most of its the process of
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by virmundi 8y ago
I have a technical question: how is it that you can ban accounts, but not delete them?
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by virmundi 8y ago
While I agree, or at least am willing to hear more about various points, none argue for a direct democracy. For a direct democracy you need a small population that is homogeneous in at least outlook if not in race. The countries that come c
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by virmundi 8y ago
I'm sorry, but this is just foolish. It's like saying, "It's elitist to say that more educated engineers make better products than less educated one." One of the reasons the US wanted to have people read, why we mad
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by virmundi 8y ago
To repeat: The South always had enough votes to keep slavery legal. Direct democracy is literally mob rule. The reason the Constitution had the 3/5 phrasing for slaves is not that the ciswhite males thought blacks were less than people
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by virmundi 8y ago
I’ve raised the issue of pseudo code and missing data multiple times in my masters work. My contention is that public funding should require public access to such information for external verifying. I’ve been shutdown on every front. People
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by virmundi 8y ago
I got stuck in line at a K-mart during its close out sale with a man that did something similar with Magic cards. He buys the yearly packs, when they’re on sale. He removes the valuable cards. Sells them independently for $10+ dollars. Due
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by virmundi 8y ago
The sad thing is that American automakers can't, even if that is they won't, make good cars. I don't get it. Why can't they make a fuel pump that lasts 100k miles? It's obviously possible since Japan does it. What&#
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by virmundi 8y ago
Most Satanists do not believe in Satan. They do not worship the individual, directly, named Satan who is found in the Christian religion. Satanists look at Satan, especially Milton's Satan as a literary figure who embodies individualis
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by virmundi 8y ago
That's fair. Implicit in my comment are all free programming languages. Right now I'm cost sensitive.
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by virmundi 8y ago
I don't think Go pushes maintainable code. It's simple. That's it. Most of the code bases I see have no layers. As long as you write once and forget, you're fine. After that Go's lack of structure with functions for
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by virmundi 8y ago
I never fully trusted it. Relatively recent posts show that the GraalVM crashes. While it would be nice to use something like this, I have to go to war with the army I have. That means using the Go troops. Perhaps the Java regiment will be
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by virmundi 8y ago
What would you say Go does objectively better? I think you might say threading. Maybe? The JVM can be tuned to get similar performance. Where it fails to get similar threading performance, it has better tuning in general. Simplicity of the
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by virmundi 8y ago
I don't like Go either, but I'm making my entire product on it. The reason is that I need multiple services, with a small memory foot print, which compiles to binary, all of which runs for web with either HTML or REST. As far as I
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Welcome to statics. You are a tail.
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When you look at care for the poor, a great many Christians give to charities. The driving force behind many of the social programs was Christians. There are two issues, at least, today. First, there are many people who call themselves Chri
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by virmundi 8y ago
I agree, but think of the change to Valley culture. Everyone wearing leathers or plate armor jackets. Full wrap face helmets and MBP's at all of the eateries. Eventually we could see roving gangs of electric biker faangs with their cor

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