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Comment #47407954
What is the profit margin of a health insurance company? Google suggests 2-4%, with United at about 6%. This does not seem that extravagant.
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Comment #44387088
Or possibly you would have learned emotional regulation sooner. Kids change you, for the better if you let it. There's nothing like a completely helpless infant who is totally depe…
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Comment #43986987
I don't dispute that the teen birth rate is much lower now. I'm trying to estimate out the counterfactual "what would the US birth rate be if teen pregnancy was (say) the same as 2…
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Comment #43986787
Children used to be your retirement plan.
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Comment #43986745
Just the other day my wife and I were marveling that people in our neighborhood groups are requiring pet sitters to be insured and bonded. The future has always been uncertain. The…
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Comment #43986674
Where can I find information on how much of the birthrate decline is due to unwed teenage mothers?
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Comment #43637450
> There is no effect on money supply if this is funded through taxes Of course there is. Suppose we tax Elon several billion dollars. Now, instead of sitting in his money vault, it…
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Comment #43595726
Your access to all of that collective knowledge is funded by ad revenue.
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Comment #43577754
The welfare state is predicated on a pyramid-shaped population. Also: people deride infinite growth, but growth is what is responsible for lifting large portions of the population …
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Comment #43564500
It's not though. Looking at exit pool demographics might help if you're struggling to have any empathy for a Trump voter. They are largely working class and undereducated and aston…
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Comment #43564374
This can be done, carefully, through in-person conversations. I think it may be nearly impossible on social media, whose primary purpose seems to be to enforce group identity.
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Comment #43394497
Elsewhere in the thread it suggests ~$30k for one link. Which is exactly in line with buying 10 of the ubiquiti devices. But I think you would need 20 of them, 10 on each end? Plus…
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Comment #43238986
>it seems entirely possible (maybe even likely) that what we experience as consciousness is some kind of illusory side-effect of biological processes as opposed to something autono…
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Comment #43191405
Seems like it should be a mortal sin or something. Also - the "Doge of Venice" ? What are the odds.
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Comment #43091800
That is the whole point of Tariffs. To discourage purchase of foreign goods.
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Comment #42764615
Why wouldn't you want to use Lets Encrypt for proxmox, etc. ?
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Comment #42299702
If you are comparing Inferno to Paradiso, then this is a poor summary of it.
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Comment #42250969
Playing around, the prompt "Arm cpus" generated an opponent "Leg cpus". You are technically correct...
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Comment #41976009
Google's internal monorepo.
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Comment #41822665
"You" can learn to steer your mind by choosing which of these thoughts to capture and dwell on, by monitoring them. There is voluminous writing in the area of monastic spiritually …
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Comment #41188331
Loss is cumulative. After so many scars life can start to feel like a burden.
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Comment #41140395
I mean, there was also a depression, a world war, and the increasing availability of birth control. That factoid doesn't mean much on its own.
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Comment #41140135
We tried to counteract this with our own children by giving them a lot of freedom. But these things are very network dependent. Yes we let our kids play in the street and bike arou…
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Comment #41036359
Yes. If we consider genealogical rather than genetic inheritance, then incredibly you only have to go back 5,000 years or so to find a common ancestor. https://johnhawks.net/weblog…
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Comment #41008850
My n100 system idles at 10W from the wall. It has many more components to power (2x m.2, sata, 5x nics, etc.) than this SBC though. Much higher than a raspberry pi, but still low i…