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by yadaeno 2y ago
Medical Loss Ratio (MLR) is capped at 85% in the US which means 85% of revenue must go to patients. This is roughly inline with other countries with universal healthcare (MLR ranges from 85-95%). The fundamental problem is that we don’t ha
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by yadaeno 2y ago
* Climb v7 consistently + one arm pull up. * 100+ monthly listeners on Spotify. * Find girlfriend.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
The signal to noise of these videos is horrendous. The top posts on twitter are pictures of lense flares next to the biblical angel Thrones. The next 10 posts are clearly fake or debunked videos of planes. I’ve yet to see any kind of patter
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by yadaeno 2y ago
GP was responding to a hypothetical situation where the military does not care about the law and supports the president unconditionally. In this situation does the 2nd amendment make sense?
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by yadaeno 2y ago
There’s no way this is true. Why not use more bolts it makes no sense.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Anything, except for practical applications that people actually use. * music production software * discord * games * copy and pasting
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by yadaeno 2y ago
The democrats have done many things that are undemocratic. * tried to remove trump from the ballot on Colorado * triple digit amount of filings from the justice department against a political opponent * refuse to remove rfk junior from the
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by yadaeno 2y ago
They’re unfilled because they don’t want to pay competitive wages.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Obesity 5% to 42%, Alzheimer’s 0% to 33% in the last century. I think there’s a balance between being neurotic and being blissfully ignorant, but given the high level health data in the west it’s probably time to be more neurotic.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
So does every social media website except for niche forums. Reddit has transitioned into 100% propaganda mode. Every single post and comment is political astroturfing.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Does Java 23 have coroutines?
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Checked exceptions with lambdas are a nightmare from what I remember.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Doesn’t it depend on the time scale? If we are talking about pre-globalization many countries are no longer have a majority “native” population. (US, Japan, Taiwan, parts of Europe) and that is just the reality of human history. I think we
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by yadaeno 2y ago
How is it ethnically cleansed if 20% of the Israeli population is native?
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by yadaeno 2y ago
No, the most important thing is not causing a collision. We don’t need to guess here, Waymo is way safer than human drivers as a car and a pedestrian. So clearly optimizing for “not confusing human drivers” is not correct. Human drivers f
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Safety is the thing we care about. Let’s not get caught up handwringing about predictability since it’s very possible that being less predictive is safer overall. We have the safety data to prove that Waymo is safer than human drivers, so I
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by yadaeno 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orofacial_myofunctional_disord...
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by yadaeno 2y ago
This is disturbing. Most of social media is promoting unrealistic aesthetic standards, fitness might be the one aesthetic standard you can actually control with hard work, but yes lets ban that one. * not restricting plastic surgery cont
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Then they should ban makeup and fashion channels as well. Most of the fitness content I see is focused on correct form and training technique and not on physique.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Timescale of years. Correct tongue posture is a thing, much like sitting up straight it’s not going to change your life overnight but generally a good thing long term.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
No its breathing through your nose which forces your tongue to the roof of your mouth, this provides support to your nasal cavity and can change the entire shape of your face over time. Mewing is essentially slang for correct tongue posture
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Why? There’s actual science behind the benefits of breathing through your nose.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
If the EU wants to arrest someone they can submit an extradition request which the US will approve or deny after reviewing. The EU can also already arrest individuals whom are found to be criminals. You are suggesting a totally new weapon
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by yadaeno 2y ago
We’re talking about xx million dollar dispute between allied countries, it’s not a reasonable method of conflict resolution to start throwing people in cages that work for x company until the EU gets their way. > what do you mean “did no
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Arresting tourists for crimes they did not commit is hostage taking and could be considered an act of war. The US is willing to prison swap terrorists with Russia, we definitely wouldn’t tolerate some EU country (that we spend billions of d
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by yadaeno 2y ago
+1
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Even if they didn’t know it should be their responsibility to know regardless
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by yadaeno 2y ago
It’s standard practice when dealing with huge volumes of shares to sell over a long period of time, we’re not forcing them to sell everything 10 mins before taxes are due. They will be incentivized to do this otherwise they will get nothing
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by yadaeno 2y ago
We would see a redistribution of wealth as the middle class buys the new shares. It’s a closed system at the end of the day so the wealth isn’t vanishing into thin air.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
The government will spend the money regardless. Does the money come from 1. inflation - a regressive tax that disproportionately takes from the poor 2. taxation as a % of wealth - takes from everyone equally The fact is the rich pay a WAY l

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