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by endo_bunker 1y ago
Seems like they may not have realized that the fact that antibiotic use was associated with hive death could be because antibiotics are likely given primarily to unhealthy hives.
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by endo_bunker 1y ago
If only there were some method for allocating scarce resources (such as water), by which everyone could indicate their perception of the relative value and some sort of equilibrium could be found.
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by endo_bunker 2y ago
Comical to suggest that AirBnB "ruined communities" or "destroyed the dream of home ownership" as if decades of federal, state, and local government policy had not already guaranteed those outcomes.
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by endo_bunker 2y ago
> The fundamental goal of neoliberalism is to place all capital in private hands and eliminate any governmental control over capital Okay > and that means eliminating the middle class and creating a two-tiered society of serfs and ari
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by endo_bunker 2y ago
Not just money, that's liquidating all of their assets at current market prices.
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by endo_bunker 2y ago
Additional wealth has diminishing marginal returns, obviously.
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by endo_bunker 2y ago
They should probably just stop shaking down the American tech firms that are driving US economic growth.
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Cummins, Bosch, and KPIT partner to launch Open Telematics software(projects.eclipse.org)
1 points by endo_bunker 2y ago|0 comments
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by endo_bunker 2y ago
What do you use in your second brain stack?
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by endo_bunker 2y ago
This is full of central-planning nonsense. He wants lower prices, but is also mad when the company does layoffs. US consumers probably have some of the highest if not the highest demand for mobile data in the world, and the cost of living i
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by endo_bunker 2y ago
If you're talking about the US, single payer healthcare would be nowhere close to a "rounding error". Medicare and Medicaid are already more than 5% of GDP.
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by endo_bunker 3y ago
It would be interesting to know if this is a common experience among sociopaths. I had always thought that behaviors like theft resulted more simply from the lack of empathy (and desire for the stolen item), rather than resolving some kind
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by endo_bunker 3y ago
Surely you're creative enough to imagine a system of government less imposing than an unaccountable executive bureaucracy but more functional than gangs of warlords.
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by endo_bunker 3y ago
nothing has been taken from them
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by endo_bunker 3y ago
Cost
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by endo_bunker 3y ago
Is the typical limiting factor for local LLM performance the amount of VRAM?
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by endo_bunker 3y ago
It's pretty clear that while some people will ignore deterrents, the lack of a credible deterrent causes people who would otherwise not commit crimes to begin to do so, hence high rates of smash & grabs and shoplifting in SF.
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by endo_bunker 3y ago
He goes on to describe ways in which non-professors can be paid for their creative work without relying on copyright.
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by endo_bunker 3y ago
Corporations always raise prices when they can. The question is why they are able to raise prices now to levels they couldn't before, and as always the answer is a mix of government-created moats and monetary inflation.
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by endo_bunker 4y ago
I've considered eating algae as an alternative source of DHA with less risk of microplastic contamination, but I've had a hard time finding definitive evidence of what types of algae contain significant levels of DHA.
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by endo_bunker 4y ago
wen transatlantic natural gas pipeline
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Ask HN: Learn back end the hard way?
1 points by endo_bunker 4y ago|1 comments
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by endo_bunker 4y ago
My so uses Mealime
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A chess-playing robot broke its seven-year-old opponent's finger(engadget.com)
2 points by endo_bunker 4y ago|0 comments
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by endo_bunker 4y ago
What sorts of blog posts led to those progressions? Or was there no common theme?
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by endo_bunker 4y ago
that sounds pretty neat, I'd be interested in seeing the source