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arh5451
29d ago
This is largely misunderstood. At the time the government went after many hospitals for what it perceived as "fraud" in a politically driven campaign. The hospital group he led was the largest at the time and targeted as such. Whi
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29d ago
The UK has a "universal system" as does Germany and the inevitable reality is that if administration does not limit/deny overuse of the system then it requires setting prices artifically low to limit costs. --> Causes Doc
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29d ago
I think they do asses for pre-conditions, if say you enter the country via immigration.
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2mo ago
I found it quite interesting you thought American companies are more hierarchical than German companies. I think in general it’s extremely company/industry dependent. Having worked in several industries, countries, and companies I woul
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2mo ago
Anyone have any recommendations for robot hardware where I could test this open-source model? It would be a cool/fun project to get it working on a little robot.
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3mo ago
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/leader-antifa-cell-members-no... One or two defendents were likely over prosecuted, the others it seems like a rather straight forward case. The issue is they were bombing/shoot
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3mo ago
If you wish to live in a world of mediocrity then reward no one for merit. Look no further than to history to see the results of a merit less society.
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4mo ago
Hi micheda pm me I’m in Switzerland would be cool to talk.
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4mo ago
Yeah and he lost money for a decade or more. Blame the system that you can loss harvest. Or call it fair that we don’t penalise business for having bad years.
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4mo ago
How do you think society works without wealth accumulation? There would be no incentive to innovate to push forward. You wouldn’t have your iPhone, computer, or car. Want to see the result of societies that forbid wealth creation? Go to Cub
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4mo ago
I live in Switzerland. All residents are assessed a wealth tax. It would not be just the top x%. Wealth taxes are a bad idea tried in Europe and then later repealed.
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4mo ago
If you mean that a person with 0 savings pays 0 wealth tax, then sure. Most people when they earn income save some of it. Therefore it is wealth taxed.
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4mo ago
My first job out of college was a government union job (optional to join). I was pretty appalled by the behaviour I saw from older colleagues and the union reps. Government unions should be illegal in my opinion. Becoming the head of these
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4mo ago
Government causes speculation. Asks people not to speculate. Classic.
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5mo ago
Because german is hard.
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5mo ago
i like it but i find the writing style difficult to read.
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6mo ago
1. Unions - Police unions wield considerable financial and political power. They hold local governments hostage demanding higher worker protections for officers and larger pensions and benefits. - To offset these higher costs, departments
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6mo ago
I agree and disagree, the benefit with cloud is you "don't need to manage it", it scales automatically, redundancy, and automatic backups etc. I do think you are right; in the future there will be more infrastructure as code
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7mo ago
Im interested to understand what is the reasoning for using the median and not average. I'm assuming the population is likely a perfect bell curve (more or less) in which case median would represent a higher waist size than using the a
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8mo ago
Thank you for the really excellent summation. I echo your thought 1 to 1. I have found it more difficult to learn new languages or coding skills, because I am no longer forced to go through the painful slow grind of learning.
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1y ago
I'll agree certain locations are getting "instagram famous" and really ruining it for the locals, but I don't think they are worse off because of it. Just let people flock to the one picture spot, they did it before soci
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1y ago
Nice article explaining solar energy policy. I think the article still doesn't address the mismatch between solar energy production and consumption, which needs to be filled by storage mechanisms. Also would have been nice to have a cr
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1y ago
Agreed, this article is a love letter to congestion charges. My guess is that nearly nothing has changed and will change. The fact is that the public transit systems are simply unable to modernise and Union Labor makes it next to impossible
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2y ago
Only issue I see is that it does not identify check mate.
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3y ago
Super cool stuff!
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3y ago
The tech industry and business in general has an enormous challenge in how management is hired and selected. Currently it is either. 1. Selected by MBA or some management certification 2. Engineers who perform well/are more visible. B
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3y ago
cool
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3y ago
The only medium for creating monopolistic power is government. Unless laws or regulation exist to create barriers of entry to market by businesses then the prices are always competitive. Cartels have been proven 100x over to not be feasible
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3y ago
Hot take: 1. Income Inequality is directly related to financial education. If you taught people how to save in schools and make good choices things would be very different. 2. The Fed Reserve has made it impossible for a generation of peop