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toomuchtodo
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About toomuchtodo
"We deem those happy who, from the experience of life, have learned to bear its ills without being overcome by them."
In life, everything is a wager. Whether you realize it or not, you are constantly making implicit and explicit predictions about the future state of reality. To live is to predict.
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Comment #49225112
HN Search: airbus critical apps scaleway - https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... Gov.uk has replaced Stripe with Dutch provider Adyen - https://news.ycomb…
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Comment #49224803
Original title "Bayesian Parameter Estimation for the Localization of a Radioactive Source in a Heterogeneous Urban Environment" compressed to fit within title limits. Author was i…
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Comment #49224133
As a FastMail customer who spends a portion of the year in the US, I am happy to pay to move my data to the EU region, even if they cannot yet fully guarantee all my data will rema…
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Comment #49223425
The drugs I take inhibit most, if not all, of any emotions I might have, leaving me aggressively data driven by evidence, observations, data, and facts. I am a complex expert syste…
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Comment #49223417
Porto specifically imho, or within an hour of it by car. If setting down roots, keep fire and climate risk in mind, considering forward looking Europe warming patterns.
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Comment #49217940
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Orbit
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Comment #49215180
Based on all available evidence, there is no will to implement or change the necessary policies, nor is it likely there will there be in the next 5-10 years (affordable housing, be…
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Comment #49214052
Additional citations: Exxon Mobil Should Skip a Vanishing LNG Market - https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2026-06-17/exxon-... - June 17th, 2026 Why $70 Should Be the Most …
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Comment #49213176
A lost generation due to failed US economic labor policy. A cautionary tale.
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Comment #49213145
https://archive.today/eZOCo
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Comment #49213018
How are you going to compete against free and good (Linux)?
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Comment #49212018
> And if you are an American, I guess you don't even benefit from our more enlightened tax system anyway. https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/fore... > If you a…
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Comment #49211820
While interesting facts, this is typically not the primary criteria which people use to decide where to expat to, versus availability and affordability. I cannot speak to the resid…
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Comment #49211348
I appreciate the collectivism and it is a component of why I am happy to pay Europe any of the taxes they ask for.
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Comment #49211257
I can only n=1, but most, if not all, experiences we've had obtaining medical care were better in Europe. Care specialist for my autistic kids, primary care, etc. From my unofficia…
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Comment #49211083
Europe is also excellent in my experience, specifically Portugal and Spain. My health insurance cost for a family of four in Spain is ~$2k/year as someone on a visa. In the US on a…
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Comment #49210909
We could collectively provide a long list of examples across several US states, Europe, and Australia. Is that going to change the minds of people who don't believe it? It will not…
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Comment #49209993
At least they’ll be out of office or age out eventually, we’ll just collectively as US taxpayers with a federal income tax burden (top ~40% of income earners, bottom ~60% have no f…
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Comment #49205843
https://help.archive.org/help/media-types-for-donations/ https://help.archive.org/help/how-do-i-make-a-physical-donat... https://help.archive.org/help/donate-books-app-for-ios-and-…
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Comment #49205552
The US also has a recent history of making it so hostile that they’re exporting scientists to China, Europe, and Singapore (not exhaustive). Hard to predict the future of who will …
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Comment #49205284
https://archive.today/W2tpE
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