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yakak
4y ago
Europe's gas problem is entirely theoretical and goes away if any part of Russia exists and wants to be part of society at the end of the winter, or if 2 in 3 Europeans can follow simple directions to not be selfish and dead. I find it
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yakak
4y ago
Just over 80% of beef consumed in Switzerland is produced in Switzerland.
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yakak
4y ago
Can you provide a reference to the processes you are referring to? I'm only familiar with EAL and FIPS which require theories that there is maintenance where they apply in the lower part of the stack. They are applied to open source li
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yakak
4y ago
Do you want people to invest in tools to extract and burn all fossil fuels as quickly as possible or alternatives to fossil fuels? I would prefer the latter which means high taxes on fossil fuels and/or subsidies on its alternatives to
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yakak
4y ago
It might be fair to say that statistics vary a bit on definitions, but mother mortality is defined by the UN and the difference is much more pronounced because of US "internal political pressures".
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4y ago
That account will let you start investing right away. Try to pass 250k through it and I think you'll find fraud and KYC flags are in effect until you've done something that verifies your access to your address, etc, go change your
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4y ago
Getting closer to stable population seems fine with me, for significant decline I question whether the push towards saving and investments are a real solution. Sharply declining workforce would render a lot of the earlier amassed capital wo
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4y ago
There's no reason people in high energy consumption countries should be encouraged to have children. Immigration is a cleaner ponzi scheme that helps reduce suffering among people who already exist instead of making people for apparent
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4y ago
While being new is a factor within a group, many layoffs focus on which groups and roles to cut. My general ordered preference is to try to be in a buisiness that won't be affected, then a group that isn't affected within a buisin
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4y ago
I think the discussion was any monopoly that serves as a cash cow to enable poor management. For comparison, AT&T had a monopoly only on long distance, so people could choose drastically different behavior if they wanted to defund AT&am
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4y ago
An approval entirely different than a pilots license process that doesn't require the designing engineer to have a pilots license.. But California Bar OTOH doesn't have any approval system for notebooks, gavels, and coffee machine
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yakak
4y ago
Seems like a trick question to me, the founders of the republic and everyone who didn't push for legal consequences (such as permanent ineligibility for civil service) for major civil infractions is at fault. A pure democracy is garbag
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4y ago
Alert the FAA, copilots are fully licensed to fly the plane when needed. (Of course an autopilot or a robot pilot is not, because that would be silly.)
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4y ago
If Microsoft copilot ingests the work of this robot and begins making legal recommendations does it also become a real boy and get thrown into jail for not passing the bar and what does that mean for the copyright of software it has already
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yakak
4y ago
Not really, the tomato is 5% tomato solids and 100% tomato. The ketchup is some percentage solids and another percentage vinegar, so unless they use tomato vinegar..
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yakak
4y ago
I would suspect that they learned their premium will rise substantially unless they take a few mitigating actions to not make thislevel of payment a regular reoccurrence. Insurance company as conscience seems like society reaching the anarc
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yakak
4y ago
My own experience is that buyouts have all the uncertainties of a new employer (and more) and all the baggage of an old employer. If you look for new jobs seriously and the buy out looks like your best offer then it might be right to stay,
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yakak
4y ago
You don't have a lot of money saved, want to work for yourself some day and are concerned about how things look on your resume. This is not so consistent, you sound a lot like me when I was trying to cope with anxiety over the process
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4y ago
Yeah, though I think tech is going to be more resilient to pressures toward recession and wage stagnation to the extent that it relates to cost cutting (or the perception of cost cutting) via automation, etc. I could see the game industry b
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4y ago
If anticommunist religious fundamentalists were an inevitable force of nature then the US and UK over paid.
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Um, the article I went to from the OPs links complains that the incinerator has too much capacity and uses nearly all available garbage on Madeira, so Madeira is missing recycling targets. Electricity being more valuable would imply even be
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yakak
4y ago
These two studies are not normalized on time so slightly more events in ~two months for A vs B verse a lot more in ~one month for C vs D means more total events in A than C. Really, if you believe the primary difference is that pfizer was a
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yakak
4y ago
Personally, I have nothing against a CRUD app, you just have to avoid ones of so little or such generic significance that they will be replaced endlessly with commodity churn (a logical thing for a business if they want to avoid lock-in and
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It's easy. No matter what you insure you have a weasel measure, how competent your claims officers are at denying valid claims. To determine how profitable it will be you need a sucker factor to estimate the market size. A sucker is wi
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4y ago
A rich society has a billion existing options to fix this "problem". Given the collective psychopathy of the majority, an immigrant has to be free and employable on day one to be acceptable while a state can pay the minimum it has
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yakak
4y ago
TFA includes a summary of what data apple will use to target those ads and the incomplete extent to which you can disable it, so I would say the common thread is using a users data for other possibly conflicting interests.
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4y ago
Yes, for cleanup at the bottom of functions goto is the go to. I think C limits one to using goto or something worse, but there's a good argument that you could go to rust instead.
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st because it is minimal and sufficient for tmux to do whatever it needs to do.
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Apple will keep their prices high enough to never be bound by anti-monopoly law. "Give something away" with advertising and you've got the problem that you want to collect whatever you can from each and every consumer.
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Init7.ch supports up to 25 gb/s, but finding the right combination of small devices like consumer routers and notebooks to achieve much more than 1 gb/s is difficult. I.e. with a desktop it's easy enough to use a 10 gigabit c
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