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To me this situation seems more like a store owner forgetting to lock the door the somebody noticed, came inside put up a sign on the front window saying that the store owner is too stupid to lock his own door and then calling the owner to
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The reason (or one of) is that it’s easier to avoid paying taxes on capital if you’re rich enough by relocating to another country besides various other schemes which allow to minimize your tax rate. So to a large extent competition between
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How do you know those issues thyroid issues were not caused by fossil fuel pollution? Many more people have serious health issues or die every year due pollutants emitted from burning coal (and other fossil fuels but coal is by far the wors
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5y ago
However even those old reactors are several magnitudes safer per MWh than coal, over 20 000 people die each in Europe due pollution emitted from burning coal that as much as several Chernobyl's each year (even if we use the most pessim
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The population Tel Aviv is 0.46 million which is half of San Francisco’s (even if the rest of the Bay area is excluded)
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They already have secret chats which are supposedly encrypted.
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5y ago
So you’re saying that it’s illegal for a company to subsidize it’s unprofitable products by using funds from more successful products? Because that’s basically what’s Google business model was from the beginning (i.e. release a bunch of fre
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5y ago
Sorry, honestly but you sound to me like of this “European” attitude you’re fighting against. Basically you’re suggesting investing large amounts of public money (because no sane VC would invest enough capital to build an alternative YT) no
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5y ago
Why would you want to create an alternative to Youtube anyway? Streaming videos for free is a terrible business model YT itself still wasn’t profitable back in 2015 (and Google stopped releasing figures after that) for all we know Google mi
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Well according to you the invasion of Iraq was actually legitimate because Iraq was a “state engaged genocide of its own people”. Of course when most of this was happening right after the first Gulf War ,when Sadam was killed ten of thousan
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Still someone has to borrow the money for it to be “printed”/created so technically it’s correct.
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Having a low debt to GDP ratio doesn’t help if nobody is willing to lend you money. The yoeld on 10 year Turkish bonds is ~20%. In contrast it’s way cheaper for Greece to pay interest on their debt despite having an over 200% debt ratio si
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What mechanisms does the EU have to block and US company from buying another private company(in a non defence or vital infrastructure sector)?
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Not one of those companies is profitable, so it seems it’s actually more correct than not..
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5y ago
So you expect that Mc will suddenly start giving them the 30%? Or that they’re going to start delivering completely for free (no fee & no cut from the restaurant)?
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5y ago
Oh, I’m stupid.. it’s 11th worst counting from the bottom, rather than 11th highest.
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5y ago
How do you even get this number? Even if I only count actual EU member (exclude Norway) that have numbers for 2020 Portugal ends up 15th, when Ireland and Italy publish their data it will be 17th. Also is this purchasing power adjusted? If
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If you simplify everything enough (as children tend to do) it’s not hard to see Guy Fawkes as a freedom trying to rekove a tyrannical government, rather than a religious zealot trying to replace it with an equally oppressive government (jus
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5y ago
It depends on your bank, SEPA generally has a limit of €999,999,999.99, so no technically you cant send a full billion…
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Didn’t the first documented cases of this occurs a hundred of more years after most of the natives had already died (18th vs the 16th century)? By the time Europeans started colonizing NA most of locals had already died to the diseases spre
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You can do it using https://developer.apple.com/documentation/speech or is it actually missing anything necessary for a “voice cli” app?
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Was Copernicus ever imprisoned? I think you might be thinking about Galileo.
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There are no confirmed cases of human to human transmission…
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How is that any better than just buying a new cable?
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But is it substantially lower percent wise in single payer systems like the NHS? Assuming the 7% figure is correct that does not seem like an excessive amount and event cutting it by half would only result in a marginal decrease in prices.
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It’s funny that Portugal is an eastern European country.
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It’s not an all or nothing outcome. And I’m not talking about Google or Apple leaving. There are many companies which have dev offices in Russia, they would be less likely to hire new employees in Russia if they believed they can be arbitra
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I’m not denying these threats were issued, but actually following them through would be a very irrational thing to do. So it’s probably just a bluff. Of course it doesn’t really matter that much since Google/Apple were going to comply
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How long would other western companies continue doing business in Russia if that started happening?
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The US government allows Google to operate in Russia (unlike Iran for example). So how can it arbitrarily ’sanction’ employees for complying with the laws of a country their company operates in. Do that sound fair to you? It wouldn’t make a
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