> some profit.
Ha! We’re talking 10s of billions.
Personally, I’m waiting for the Monsanto vaccine before I take it.
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> some profit.
Ha! We’re talking 10s of billions.
Personally, I’m waiting for the Monsanto vaccine before I take it.
Imagine the profits Pfizer is going to have. Hell of a quarter.
That’s irrational to NEVER believe them. How do you know what is or isn’t a conspiracy theory? Whether it was fact checked by our overlords?
What libraries were used to do that? I don’t see a package.json
It’s probably production level services, not just projects.
Must be one hell of a pandemic if that is a greater incentive than immunity.
His point was not speaking for minorities.
Nothing is free. How much did pharma companies make from the vaccine? I don’t know the answer.
There’s not only 2 sides.
I stopped reading any news or social media (outside HN or stocks) since New Years. I don’t feel on a side anymore.
This little 125cc motorcycle get 125-150 mpg. Tops out at 55mph.
> We asked whether it is “fair or unfair for people who say grossly offensive things to be at risk of losing their livelihoods?” Nationally, 48 percent believe it is “fair,” but this figure rises to 65 percent for social democrat-aligned Labour voters, compared with 39 percent for right-leaning Conservative voters.
Meaning right leaning are more likely to live and let live.
What was the argument. I didn’t see an argument. That fact that expensive apartments exist?
> let them pay in blood for the privilege
Why? Follow this thread of envy and it ends at a guillotine for anyone with wealth.
Sounds like she would be more fulfilled at a non-profit.
Sounds like she was spinning her wheels doing things that don’t necessarily make the company money, was bound to have conflict with management.
At first I thought you were joking as if we were in the 90s again with this tamagotchi thread. People were equally confused by the original Pokémon snap, they said the exact same thing as you. Originally, kids were disappointed that the first 3D Pokémon game was a photography game, but it ended up being a memorable hit.
I played the hell out of that when I was 9 years old.
Then it’s not realistic. How can companies afford to raise their highest expense?
This will put a cap on skilled negotiators since it creates a fixed range.
Call it a “benefit”. I could see how it “benefits” more workers, but I wouldn’t call it “empowering”.
It does make good negotiators more powerless.
The author even said she’s likely to undervalue her own worth. This proposal is a business straight up telling them their worth. Opposite of empowering. She wants prices listed like a McDonalds drive thru. She wants it easy.
Real empowerment would be teaching women how to properly negotiate a salary.
It’s not empowering to stay in t-ball.
nations can’t even do some kind of sanction to promote clean tech without some social justice moralisms? It’s so tiresome.
The plane is going down. First class goes down with coach.
On the whole, yes, but not for all consumers.
If some people lived near a beautiful meadow and river, and everyone else lived in the desert, then competition (e.g. opening up a direct train to the meadow) would hurt the ones living in the meadow.
Yes, and when people are making emotional/ideological financial decisions, I’ll buy the dip.