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zavi
8y ago
Asserted without evidence, dismissed without evidence.
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zavi
8y ago
We should at least try this while the fires are going even though it's expensive. There's no wildlife in the middle of a fire other than rodents under ground. Just bomb the area that's burning wider than the blast radius.
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zavi
8y ago
A better analogy would be a potential campaign to reduce obesity. If US could pull off a public fat shaming campaign as successful and the one around tobacco it would be a huge benefit to individual people's quality of life as well as
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zavi
8y ago
It'd suggest reading the article before spreading harmful misinformation.
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8y ago
But I like lettuce.
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> You forget how hardwired humans are to really enjoy the natural environment," she said. People get respite from being connected to nature, she said, "even in an urban environment like a city" Um, no I don't think I&
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zavi
8y ago
I think you're right then in terms of it not being technically a recession. > Nearly all nations tanked similarly Is this true though?
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zavi
8y ago
Australian GDP tanked between 2013 and now. It's a recession by definition. This is trivial to verify.
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8y ago
Why not? Seems like a common sense rule.
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8y ago
It's called East Cut, I live here. NYTimes is running out of subjects to be angry about.
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zavi
8y ago
It's equally wrong from the moral standpoint to operate in China under CPC as in EU under the Right to be Forgotten and the likes (censorship is censorship). But I'm not sure if avoiding these two markets altogether is a practical
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8y ago
They ship to France: https://eu.customercare.23andme.com/hc/en-us/articles/204712...
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Immigration laws have largely been unchanged for decades and are severely out of touch as a result. Nobody with actual power (i.e. Congress) wants to touch immigration as it's a politically charged subject. Politics is ugly in the US n
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8y ago
Heavy-weight regulations like GDPR also help to keep status quo.
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Regulations like GDPR will make Big Tech stronger
(qz-com.cdn.ampproject.org)
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zavi
8y ago
Please don't post Dropbox links, the PDF downloads are unusable on Android.
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zavi
8y ago
It's a fine for being an American tech giant.
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zavi
8y ago
Poison oak please.
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8y ago
The article says it's "an international partnership between CSIRO, Verily and James Cook University".
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zavi
8y ago
Why dystopian? Seems subjective.
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8y ago
What if I want to work a lot? For example, if I want to do something with my life and my job fulfills that need. Do they just force employers to pay overtime or am I not allowed to work beyond those hours anyways?
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zavi
8y ago
Place your bets: how many years til EU kicks Fb/Google/Amazon out of Europe?
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zavi
8y ago
I'm not trying to argue or convince anybody, just answering the question from the HR perspective (I spend ~20% of my time hiring engineers in a large multinational company). Every large company has internal data overwhelmingly showing
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8y ago
I'm literally in France now. I hear people talking trash about 'brown' refugees on a daily basis here in Paris. I've probably heard something similar once or twice in my 8 years in the US, mostly coming from mentally uns
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8y ago
Because in-person collaboration is more effective.
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A premise that there's less racism in Europe than in the US is just wrong (I'm a European who've spent a lot of time in the US for work and school). US is the PC capital of the world (for better or worse). There's just n
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zavi
8y ago
Cities can do whatever they want.
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zavi
8y ago
What unavoidable human work at pharmacy? Authenticate patients and ship them prescriptions. Even CVS is doing it now.
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You need data to build technologies of the future and continue improvement of living standards. We (Western countries) should make it as easy as possible to collect and share it between businesses, and embrace it culturally if we want to st
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zavi
8y ago
I'm getting GDPR flashbacks.
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