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Government intervention and government regulation are not the same thing.
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Even big institutional investors were swindled by FTX: https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/11/18/pension-giant-o...
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I actually had to google it because I thought it had something to do with the NFL (National Football League).
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Those people were certainly loud, but also certainly in the minority when you look at the % of people who actually got vaccinated. Rage gets engagement, algorithms boost the wild opinions and soon it feels like everyone is taking crazy pill
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A quick search turns up tons of stories like https://amp.theguardian.com/technology/2019/oct/17/amazon-wa... We’re not talking about improving the break rooms for corporate SWEs.
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People hold those preferences because when you live in the burbs you bear less of the cost of the externalities of urban sprawl. Basically, you get more bang for your buck. The property tax rate is the same for a whole municipality whether
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https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/school-sh... In 2022: US: 288 Next highest, Mexico: 8
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But what is the “maximum possible reward”? Does a limit exist? Or is it now consuming all possible resources to develop storage and compute resources to grow that limit…
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From what I’ve gathered it’s mostly municipal incompetence. Ottawa police let them get entrenched, going so far as to offer use of a city owned baseball stadium parking lot which rapidly became a logistics base. They assumed protestors woul
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A smaller demonstration outside the War Museum was ongoing Sunday and Monday [1], I think there were like 3 people left there today. The authorities did not interfere since the protest was peaceful and lawful. Many of the more hardcore memb
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It was part of their demands. They laid it all out in the MOU before the protests started. > CTV cited Bauder saying that he hoped the signed MoU would convince Elections Canada to trigger an election, which is not constitutionally possi
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Yes, we absolutely do. Smaller protests are ongoing right now in Ottawa by the same group(s) that set up at parliament. They're totally legal, because they're not breaking any laws. The big hoopla down on Wellington _was_ breakin
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Well they _do_ have the right to recognize Manitoba as a province, and many of them seem very vocal about it.
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They’re walking up the pedestrian walkway that wraps around the outside of the Chateau Laurier from Major’s Hill Park to Wellington, the street Parliament is on. You don’t need to be staying at the hotel, or even visiting the hotel to use i
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He said they cannot respond to incidents reported on social media, so please call them in. This was in response to a question from a reporter about an incident they saw on social media. Enforcement is non existent. The police are so afraid
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Ottawa resident here, this is so far off base I’d call it propaganda. Fireworks in the downtown core nightly. Air horns for days on end. Harassment, assaults and intimidation targeted towards minorities or those wearing a mask. Public urina
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I hope the irony of having to click through a truncated bit of the article before reading the whole thing is not lost on the creator of this site…
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No one would have noticed hospitals suddenly overflowing with patients experiencing respiratory failure? I know it was almost 2 years ago but you must remember the beginning of the pandemic. You didn't need PCR tests to tell you someth
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I was thinking more that it creates a chilling effect. It sends a clear message that progressives aren't welcome in Texas and anyone thinking of moving there will feel that chill regardless of whether the supreme court strikes down the
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The calculus around this abhorrent law is complicated. Part of me thinks this kind of radical lawmaking is designed to trigger a blue flight of democrats from Texas to widen the shrinking margin of power the Republicans currently hold.
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A recent study showed having had COVID before offers less protection from reinfection than the vaccine [0]. "The study of hundreds of Kentucky residents with previous infections through June 2021 found that those who were unvaccinated
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It's just a hyperbolic way of saying "climate change is real". Bringing a snowball into the US Senate is a hyperbolic way of denying reality. So they're different in that sense.
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You'll experience the climate crisis as an ever increasing digital stream of catastrophes captured on cellphone camera until, one day, you're the one doing the filming.
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This does nothing to alter our trajectory, only slow it by some infinitesimal amount. Most developers could slave their whole career making optimizations only to have them overshadowed by the carbon they emit driving to the office. To put i
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Oh wow, is this what happens when multiple Fuck You Patterns collide?
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Safari, nothing fancy.
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What is worse, is that even though I installed the official app to squelch this nonsense (the Fuck You Pattern is effective) the mobile site still prompts with "Open in the Reddit App". When I click it my iPhone opens the App Stor
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The most notable one that comes to mind is Fred Hampton, chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panthers [1]. It was a common part of the COINTELPRO playbook [2]. > The FBI also conspired with the police departments of many U.S. c
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The $600 a week number was chosen because the average American makes $900 a week, and the average unemployment amount is $300. $900 - $300 = $600 to make up the shortfall and get everyone to the average. This is obviously flawed, and the in
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Viewed through that lens perhaps this initiative is to help push quantum computing to a place where it can break modern encryption.
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