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distribot

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    Comment #30235134

    But if democracies put together modest bids that their citizens can accept and authoritarians promise to make it spectacular + offer larger bribes, who will win?

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    Comment #30234730

    I agree that you can learn more facts about place than you can by visiting for a few days, I think this is kind of misleading. I've mostly interacted with the world through the int…

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    Comment #30234664

    That's fair but homepathic medicine is dwarfed by regular medicine in the industrialized world. There's no homepathic Pfizer or Bayer. I think if there was another practice that wa…

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    Comment #30231006

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Targeted_advertising#:~:text=I... Markets are imperfect and irrational, but you really don't think that there is a trillion dollar misunderstanding ab…

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    Comment #30188416

    You think TikTok is facsimile of Facebook?

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    Comment #30156171

    I think it's normal to acquihire for stuff like this. But I'm not confident. Maybe it's just a condition of sale that he spend a week talking to the NYT games team about the design…

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    Comment #30156158

    It would take months to make static copies of the website and mobile apps? There are youtube videos where a single guy does it in 40 minutes. The AWS bill and ops are definitely re…

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    Comment #30155441

    Is the couple days work thing really relevant? You could have a solid Airbnb clone in a couple months (I'd imagine) and it's worth thousands of times Wordle. I think it has to be c…

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    Comment #30122197

    I know this is days late but I don't understand how you can say the voyage was a failure? They hobbled back home for sure, but they made it!

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    Comment #30117462

    I wish there was context for the pictures. Where they came from, who drew them

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    Comment #30064114

    Yes, they had incredible techniques. They could detect a remote island by the way the swell is disrupted. Also recently read about Magellan's voyage and it is remarkable that they …

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    Comment #29643510

    Can't the company be compelled to provide salary data for the role? I assume there is some kind of enforcement mechanism. So then it's a matter of explaining why your lowest paid s…

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    Comment #29615996

    I can accept that prospect, but the thing I find the be really messed up is how you can be diluted beyond what you agreed to? It's not a percentage of ownership. They can just issu…

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    Comment #29615971

    Do you mean meaningful in the bull** jobs way or the moralistic way? I find the moralistic version confusing. I usually hear it applied to CEO pay, which last year was 350x the ave…

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    Comment #29514139

    A person shouldn't be able to have signage above their business to indicate what it is, the phone number, etc? Not billboards, but literally a sign that says "Johnny's Bakery"

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    Comment #29490314

    I think the mayor of NYC has a strong incentive to get credit for improving their subway system.

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    Comment #29490168

    But the local governments executing these projects have very fixed budgets. They can't just fire up the money printer.

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    Comment #29464316

    Cool website. I miss this kind of internet.

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    Comment #29334468

    That would be way more high tech jobs in Austin per capita.

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    Comment #29325339

    Anyone know how Zuckerberg avoided the same thing happening to him? Bezos was a 30 year old with a decade of experience in finance, I assume he was quite savvy. But Zuckerberg was …

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    Comment #28698751

    The US government can't mandate that censorship tact, right? Sounds like a first amendment violation?

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    Comment #28675095

    I don't understand the big risk. They build a profile about the kind of short form videos you interact with. It's pretty limited.

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    Comment #28624676

    Ruggedness and low maintenance is kind of debatable. A lot of that is just anti-biotic overuse. Which is a big issue.

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    Comment #28332137

    It's crazy to me that in Norway they treat the oil reserves they found in the 60s as a good that is owned by the nation collectively, but we can't even treat water that way. Someth…

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    Comment #28283278

    Not only is this in poor taste, they seem to be fundamentally different. People who apply for H1-B visa and immigrate do so voluntarily.