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by uhhhhhhh 7mo ago
Well, being pedantic, my favorite hobby: Frozen water represents a state change and that different state commonly gets its own word: ice/water/steam equates to solid/liquid/gas Boiling/freezing water represents the
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by uhhhhhhh 1y ago
Companies are actively not hiring expecting AI to compensate and still have growth. I have seen these same companies giving smaller raises and less promotions, and eliminate junior positions. The endgame isn't more employees or paying
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by uhhhhhhh 1y ago
This is interesting, but a few issues jump out at me. There are fundamental issues mapping Biological Evolution to the formation of the universe. Evolution fundamentally works on 'introduce random variations into an environment with se
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by uhhhhhhh 1y ago
Oh we agree. Honestly we're well past effective anti trust laws but the EU is leading the way at least in many ways at getting back to somewhere sane.
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by uhhhhhhh 1y ago
It's a horseshoe. At some point regulatory capture comes in and makes the environment too expensive to enter let alone compete with established players No regulation and too much regulation have terrible impacts, but identifying the mi
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by uhhhhhhh 1y ago
This I believe is the root of enshittification. VC/private equity requires growth levels that are unsustainable and the focus on that destroys the long term prospects of a lot of companies that otherwise would provide great value and s
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by uhhhhhhh 2y ago
The presumption that RTO is driving the wave of 'we need to be profitable' is myopic. The article rightly attributes it to financial liquidity. RTO is more expensive for most companies than remote which is often overlooked. Now th
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by uhhhhhhh 2y ago
I would rate Europe over US by far for car UX. My north American vehicles universally have the worst interfaces. My European Cars typically the best and Japanese/others in between.
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by uhhhhhhh 2y ago
Enemies define themselves by a actions. This administration is an enemy to Canada, all Americans are not. But it shows we need to reevaluate this friendship and move apart going forward.
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by uhhhhhhh 2y ago
Like Ukraine and Russia right?.... Right....? Chuckles. We're all in danger.
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by uhhhhhhh 2y ago
Consumption isn't the only driver of inflation. The excess private borrowing to pay tariffs or higher cost supply lines to keep business moving, especially where the govt is using the money to give tax breaks to people already well abo
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by uhhhhhhh 2y ago
We negotiated already last trump term on similar tariffs based on similar false premises. It's time to stop negotiating and start finding new trading partners is the view of many Canadians.
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by uhhhhhhh 2y ago
So you're entire point is the US economy and population is larger, so it can bully its allies and economic partners more despite having a trade surplus in excess of 90 billion (including services which simpy makes sense, especially con
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by uhhhhhhh 2y ago
I'm going to walk the middle ground here as another Canadian. The US has been our 'closest friend and ally' for 70+, hell nearly 100 years now. We've sought economic and military integration, to our benefits certainly, b
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by uhhhhhhh 2y ago
Yields are real impacts from cross pollination and has zero to do with politics. CBD only strains with THC, vice versa. Lower strengths etc. All impact product quality and impact.
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
When traveling you already are making a bunch of sacrifices in that vein, often happily. Most Hotels are short term bedrooms/bathrooms with some extras. Where air b&b competes is against medium/long term stay hotels that try t
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
Fake, made up consequences don't count. Caste Discrimination is like any other form of discrimination. It's wrong. Pretending being opposed to it is racist is hilarious. I've read your shallow arguments. There is no case by c
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
Many similar arguments were made against laws protecting race and other classes we now legally protect. The supposed future actions of a bigoted few is not an argument that stands against refusing to protect another group or stand up agains
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
See recent push for operating margins needing to be at arbitrarily high levels etc and companies facing activists investors groups this year. It's not about making money. They need to make more of it, by pushing margin growth. It'
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
I remember a vocal group predicting the economic bubbles would burst while pointing to them growing for a while. The only real disagreement was on when not if. While no one has a crystal ball it was known pre pandemic that bubbles were ther
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
I can't see any negative outcomes from legally preventing discrimination by caste. Either it doesn't happen/doesn't happen enough for a law so this is most effectively virtue signalling without any negative outcomes. Or
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
Being forced to defend a stance that legitimizes discrimination against a group is not itself discrimination.
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
One almost hopes it happens solely to shut up the crypto bros that still refuse to accept the primary use case for crypto is scams. Sure it can be a distributed concencus/ledger system/smart contract system almost no one important
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
None of this addresses control of code base, limited exchanges handling the majority of traffic, or the scam aspect. Sure eth solved some of bitcoins issues, it also increased the scope of crypto scams to a whole new level. The fact that a
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
Expanding on that, scrum is a religion. Like many/most religions, it requires faith, and that a lack of faith is singularly responsible for any failure of said belief/religion to deliver its promises.
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
Most of the energy used to put it into space was to push the fuel and delivery vehicle mass not the payload, that is not present on return.
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
Considering they engaged legal representation and it sounds like Apple rather than fight it restored their account. So we can probably safely assume it wasn't a glaringly obvious or serious breach of the terms that Apple felt it could
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by uhhhhhhh 3y ago
I would in fact argue that exact point. How much you control something directly relates to how much you own it mentally and practically.
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by uhhhhhhh 7y ago
Is using AI to search for missing children in social media posts the same as 24/7 tracking? Is limited application really as bad as the worst case outcome?
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by uhhhhhhh 7y ago
It hopefully raises conversation on the value of property ownership generally in society and the benefits of communal/public property.

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