C126 @ C126 @sh.itjust.works

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Overuse of the money printers.

Of course, but it's not a very good experiment for a mass rollout. On a mass scale I hypothsize it will diminish motivation to find a job, thereby reducing the number of taxpayers, and that leads to the big question: who are you taking this money away from? 9 times out of 10 it's middle class folks. 1%ers and corporations can afford to spend the money to get every single tax break, so middle class without those resources will end up paying most of the bill.

I kind of disagree, I would completely understand if my parents said that. Maybe it's because the math is so clear to me.

French is a dead language, just admit it and move on with your lives already Quebec.

ELI5...what's leftism?

Hope they open source the tech or pirates get a hold of it.

Thank you

Stop perpetuating the system by accepting that it's required to accept these positions.

Well, and people are willing to roll the dice and accept work where tipping is an essential part of their income.

Any article summary?

I wish I lived in your fantasy world where individuals who are being adversely affected by the cost of eggs can still somehow magically not only afford the startup costs of a farm, and manage to not only sell eggs at prices beating out major agribusiness, but can also do so at a sufficient scale to affect system-level change. What absolute starry-eyed naivete.

You can raise chickens in about a square meter of space, you don't need a farm...plus you missed the point, that was merely an example. Point is, stop complaining and expecting things to be fixed for you. Do something constructive.

I don’t get this argument. If everything is greedily overpriced why not just go into business for yourself? Like if eggs are so overpriced, go buy chickens and start selling eggs. Prices will go down. Complaining about greed or expecting the government to do something won’t help anything. That’s the real reason Americans feel gloomy, they keep expecting someone else to do something, like the government or c-level executives.

I heard a mix of boos, cheering, and random noise. So you could make a headline that says either and it would still be "technically" true. The best kind of truth.

That’s dumb. I understand restrictions on uncooked meats, but what harm could a cooked chicken breast do? This is what happens when officials blindly enforce rules without understanding the purpose of the rule in the first place.

Overcooked? Also jail.

Why do you think there isn't more competition? I was wondering if it was too much red tape/legal risk to start up a business. Everyone is saying how greedy these companies are, so they must be charging way more than a fair price, which means an average Joe should be able to step in and provide the same stuff for a fair price.

I meant, how is it different than what I had before? What is vulkan 1.0?

What does this mean for the average user?

This is my recollection, when chrome first came out it seemed significantly faster than IE and Firefox at the time, and Google was much less evil big brother at the time.

So humans feel cold at 0F and hot at 100F? I dont think thats true. Humans start quickly dying at something around 32F and 180F. Fahrenheit is complete nonsense. It has nothing to do with humans. And considering humans are mostly water Celsius seems a much better fit.

Stop agreeing to work for greedy corps and then getting upset when customers pay the advertised price