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Comment #49245202
I think "almost all diseases/cancers [that are] linked to pollution" is a much more likely read than "almost all diseases/cancers [are] linked to pollution" Admittedly I did smush …
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Comment #49242478
That still leaves a couple hundred megabytes spent on..?
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Comment #49238821
Fired by whom? Where do you think these perverse incentives are coming from?
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Comment #49238769
> 1000x1000x3 Cool, that's 3 MB
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Comment #49238750
Yes, switching operating systems is a reasonable alternative to switching weather apps
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Comment #49238713
I don't think it's an unreasonable claim for fossil fuels to account for the vast majority of air pollution deaths But apparently it is: I certainly didn't peg desert dust to be to…
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Comment #49233315
Why, though? You need some icons and some map imagery, not 4K texture maps
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Comment #49227723
It can be easier and cheaper to solve problems via technology changes than operations and people Now you only need MySQL expertise and maintenance rather than Redis and MySQL
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Comment #49222883
Using your phone to do work even in the bathroom is a strange brag
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Comment #49222841
Ah, yes, the engagement-maximizing shampoo bottle ingredient list
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Comment #49214200
I think a large part of the issue, ignoring the self-interest one (certainly those of money will argue that their taxes should be less) is that both the supply and demand side can …
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Comment #49204856
Sure, I never said otherwise
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Comment #49189257
> Comp over GDP is slightly down, but is still increasing overall... > https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LEU0252881600A That graph does not represent Comp over GDP so it does not …
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Comment #49187014
I don't know what measure you're looking at, but here again is literally "Comp over GDP", now trimmed from 1970 https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=1XOcj This is obviously some st…
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Comment #49181786
Not since the seventies which was the assertion in question
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Comment #49181769
As I specifically mentioned , the compensation chart includes benefits (including health insurance)
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Comment #49181742
It still doesn't make any sense: if they're not going to use bodies of water to cool them in space, they can not use a body of water to cool them in the middle of nowhere. The same…
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Comment #49177258
FRED shows Federal outlays as a percent of GDP broadly leveling off and declining. 2008 GFC and COVID being transient exceptions https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FYONGDA188S Mean…
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Comment #49168102
> I totally understand why people just buy physical media. Not to disagree with your larger point, but physical media can also be a nightmare. Try watching a 4K Blu-ray on your com…
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Comment #49167933
I bet it is about solving the daily brain teaser of working with unmaintainable code!
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Comment #49150048
Who is the singular bully in this analogy? It seems to me the choice is between "civil war" and "influencing people to vote differently" -- the latter of which requires understandi…
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Comment #49146707
Are you perhaps mixing up empathy and sympathy?
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Comment #49145422
Wait, is the argument now that cryptocurrency only exists and is useful for buying drugs? It's tough to keep track of what point you're trying to make