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lostboomerang
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Comment #37453952
You're not thinking big enough. Have a read about the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akosombo_Dam Then watch this documentary on the devastating effects: https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…
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Comment #32703469
You are right. I'm sorry my message came a bit across like "Just copy Scandinavia, then everything will be great". Obviously that isn't the case. My point was that there's no easy …
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Comment #32703381
Thank you for the explanation.
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Comment #32703368
Just to add a small sample of mainstream media (Wired, NYT, NPR) running similar articles: https://twitter.com/ComfortablySmug/status/10900807581260759...
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Comment #32703221
You and @KBeyo are absolutely right. It is two different countries and very different cultures. Just modeling US prisons on Scandinavian ones is not a solution. I could even imagin…
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Comment #32702187
Rick Wolter seems to be quite balanced. Read the last paragraph "Life’s Not Fair". Problem is that some people read his story and thinks. "Oh, so teaching felons programming is a g…
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Comment #32701993
> Automobile repairs techs Is that a different term for "mechanics"?
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Comment #32553502
Google has a bad reputation when it comes to intra-company coordination and cooperation. So, aside from what others have replied, what would be the purpose of hiring 1-10 thousand …
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Comment #32553242
Everybody are creating their own bubbles. People (rightfully) complain that social media reinforces peoples existing beliefs, yet, most people prefer to chat with colleagues they a…
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Comment #32426558
> As someone who got their start in tech with a low-code environment (ServiceNow reporting) I have found the true value of low code is the ability for business/ops teams to create …
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Comment #32419087
Jordan Peterson (I know, I know...) made an interesting remark in one of his lectures recorded long before he became famous: "Once you make about $60,000 a year for your family, bu…
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Comment #32418759
Why? I'd think the opposite. Smart people will on average probably be better of financially, but that doesn't transfer directly to happiness. A characteristic of "smart people" is …