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2y ago
Properly priced externalities strike again?
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2y ago
Why was labor more expensive?
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Cybertruck Owner Blowing Past 1.28 TB Data Cap: Coincides with Updates
(torquenews.com)
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Glass Thinner Than a Credit Card Could Solve America's $25B Energy Problem
(wsj.com)
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2y ago
This is killer. Love it! Are you planning to monetize it or keeping it as is?
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ChatGPT Search is now free for everyone – is it time to ditch Google?
(techradar.com)
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2y ago
I think it is fair to see that there has been a lot more extraordinary noise in the economy (COVID, money printing, interest rates escalating at historically fast rates, etc), such that their models might not be as effective as more normal
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Dow tumbles 800 points as Trump confirms tariffs on Mexico/Canada start Tuesday
(cnn.com)
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I concur. It seems like the US would be more peaceful if the various regions could separate and enjoy their values independently without fear of the other side’s values being imposed upon them. Create a market and people can live where they
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The U.S. is already much too large to absorb Canada
(nationalpost.com)
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> I asked Prof Peter Etchells, an expert on the psychological effects of digital technology at Bath Spa University if this could be plausible. "To the best of my knowledge," he says, "There isn't any good science to s
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I’d like to know who the despicable man was that asked him if he owned a suit. The definition of bikeshedding if I’ve ever seen it.
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Creatine monohydrate in add-on to cognitive-behavioural therapy in depression
(sciencedirect.com)
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2y ago
Seems to feature a lot of AdGuard filter lists. Does this blocker differ materially from AdGuard?
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2y ago
His role as Royal Tenenbaum is among my favourite characters in all of film. RIP
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Human body temperature has decreased in United States, study finds
(med.stanford.edu)
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2y ago
I assume OP wasn’t suggesting that these companies don’t have phone numbers, but rather that they didn’t have web presences outside Facebook. Technologically literacy or high cost are the hurdles for web presences outside FB.
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> If the only way I can interact with a business is through Facebook, that's a business telling me they don't want me as a customer and I'm more than happy to oblige them. I don’t think this is a reasonable position given
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2y ago
Anyone else have a problem where input on iOS is incredibly slow and keys are missed? Disabled content blockers and tried in privacy too and it was nearly unusable.
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2y ago
I am aware it has been discussed for years. I’ve been following it like many Canadians in the media. To my knowledge, this amount of financial commitment for only the planning stage is the first it was made known widely. If that is true, do
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I guess we won’t know what support there is if there aren’t debates about this monetary commitment. I have only followed this in the media (presumably like most Canadians) over the years and there has been discussion but the first I’ve seen
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Our freight rail wasn’t built in recent history. Something about our cultural shifts in the interim has made it that no matter how desirable something is, we can’t possibly do it without spending a decade studying it. Governance by bureaucr
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> How bad do you have to screw up that the Canadians dislike you? You just have to ignore a long standing positive relationship, threaten to annex the country, threaten to destroy its economy, and make a bunch of unfounded claims about f
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> Given the current Prime Minister is on his way out It seems pretty unethical to be making a commitment like this in his current lame duck position.
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Larry Ellison's Half-Billion-Dollar Quest to Change Farming Has Been a Bust
(wsj.com)
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I guess it depends on what he meant by ending “double taxation” of Americans abroad. https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/donald-trump-tax-plan-am...
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There should be some laws that were broken. Fraud in order to obtain research grants, fraud in order to maintain labs, etc etc.
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Now Trump needs to follow through on his election promise to eliminate citizenship based taxation. The US has the ignominy of joining only Eritrea on taxing its citizens no matter where they live, even in those countries that choose higher
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2y ago
Doh! My mistake. Thanks for pointing that out
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Whoops of course! My mistake
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