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901.
by zip1234 9y ago
A lot of them work hard, but there is nothing to ensure that they are working on useful things and governments are veeery slow to shift workforces around.
902.
by zip1234 9y ago
"The result is that we settle for low-paying entry level jobs. " Should you be given a high paying mid-level job when all you have is a college degree and no experience? Shouldn't people start from the bottom and work their w
903.
by zip1234 9y ago
"having to work with these privileged employees" That is a big problem with remote work--that it is viewed as being a privileged employee. If companies have remote workers, they should allow anyone to work remotely and design inte
904.
by zip1234 9y ago
We are on some continuum of globalization. What's best for a single country may not be best for all countries. Governments should be looking at the long game as much as what happens along the way. People in the US right now seem to be
905.
by zip1234 9y ago
Also, JWTs can be used with OAUTH2.
906.
by zip1234 9y ago
A country can't really pay for it's 'own' drug research unless that research is never shared or the drugs never made available outside that country. Unlike defense, which requires physical presence in a place, once drugs
907.
by zip1234 9y ago
Health care costs have an incentive and price transparency problem. If hospitals had to post their prices on the internet and people had an incentive to save money, the costs would go way down. There may be some truth to the argument, but
908.
by zip1234 9y ago
This is OK as long as there is a sufficiently high floor on the quality of service that the poor receive. Someone has to pay for the advanced treatments, drugs, machinery, and training.
909.
by zip1234 9y ago
What do you mean wait times are lower? Waiting once you get to the clinic or the multiple months you need to get the appointment for the specialist?
910.
by zip1234 9y ago
Strangely enough--I knew a lot of people that worked for the government for that reason.
911.
by zip1234 9y ago
Randomly put a guy in 1/5 trucks but make the guy not visible. Loudly state on the outside of the trucks that many trucks are manned. Criminals have no way of knowing which trucks have people and which don't.
912.
by zip1234 10y ago
No. Windows RT is not x86. It is ARM. Windows RT could never upgrade to regular Windows.
913.
by zip1234 10y ago
Also, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation does not make a profit...
914.
by zip1234 10y ago
Seems like when cache needs to get involved, things can get complicated very quickly.
915.
by zip1234 10y ago
What do you mean by "Swift-style"? TypeScript allows you to declare optional values on an object: interface Test{ number? myOptionalNumber; } Is that what you mean?
916.
by zip1234 10y ago
Depending on which version of EF you are using, it is just a wrapper around ADO.Net
917.
by zip1234 10y ago
This isn't a .net problem. This is an almost every software product known to man problem.
918.
by zip1234 10y ago
+1 for narrow roads. By my house there are suuuper wide roads with no houses on them, but 3-4 turn-offs into subdivisions. The roads have 20ft on either side of them that is mowed grass and huge shoulders. The subdivisions usually have turn
919.
by zip1234 10y ago
Yes, the term refers to congress not passing laws just to benefit a few people.
920.
by zip1234 10y ago
"I think that if you want to give something to someone, you should have to actually give it to them. You should experience that loss." There is actually a tax on gifts over a certain amount/yr.
921.
by zip1234 10y ago
Wealth generally dilutes over generations naturally through spending, mismanagement, splitting among more people, or just bad luck.
922.
by zip1234 10y ago
Because of personal liberty. If you want all of your money to go to your kids, why can't you do that? Inheritance is as much about the person that died as it is the person/people receiving the inheritance.
923.
by zip1234 10y ago
They both use OAUTH2, which is a web standard.
924.
by zip1234 10y ago
Why would they even change that?
925.
by zip1234 10y ago
I think you have identified that this is a self-correcting problem but are selling yourself short by thinking that the economy will be destabilized. If everyone goes towards passive investments, there will be huge opportunities in active in
926.
by zip1234 10y ago
The problem is the distance involved and the orbits. For example, GeoEye-1 is in a sun-synchronous orbit in order to be over the US at the same time each day. However, it means that the satellite is moving quite rapidly across the surface o
927.
by zip1234 10y ago
Wow, didn't know that--pretty amazing!
928.
by zip1234 10y ago
Or maybe some sort of mechanical pumping system? If it takes too much energy away from the brain to both remain awake and clear those proteins, a mechanical pump that is powered externally could solve that energy problem. (I'm only hal
929.
by zip1234 10y ago
A hotel is also less authentic. I stayed in AirBnB and hotels both when traveling through Europe and the AirBnB gives you a bit more local flavor vs hotels, which tend to be very standardized. I also was traveling with kids and AirBnB allow
930.
by zip1234 10y ago
"Iran isn't a dictatorship." - The 'Supreme Leader' begs to differ. "The armed forces, judicial system, state television, and other key governmental organizations are under the control of the Supreme Leader of

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