1986

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by 1986 4y ago
You'll notice the totals are the same (673 + 2439 = 3112, 490 + 2622 = 3112), the changes are likely due to the counties' flipping in elections.
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by 1986 4y ago
We gain massive societal benefit from the existence of cars, what equally large societal benefit is gained from the easy availability of firearms?
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by 1986 4y ago
There's a distinction between searching for info within a Slack community (Slack handles this well) and searching _from the outside_ for info that only lives within a Slack community. As more and more communities that used to live on p
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by 1986 4y ago
It was not to pay furloughed employees, it was to avoid having to furlough or lay off more employees than they did anyway. Furloughed employees did not get paid, but retaining a certain percentage of pre-pandemic headcount was a requirement
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by 1986 4y ago
Thanks for writing Hacking Healthcare! It's been an incredibly helpful resource working in healthtech.
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Klaus Schulze, German electronic music pioneer, dies aged 74(theguardian.com)
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by 1986 4y ago
The $40 THPS 1+2 isn't emulated, though, it's a full remake.
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by 1986 4y ago
And yet, it's number 1 on this list, which is linked from both of the lists you linked: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_public_corporations_by...
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by 1986 4y ago
It makes a lot more sense if you include the previous tweet as well. > There is this old culture of the internet, roughly Web 1.0 (late 90s) and early Web 2.0, pre-Facebook (pre-2005), that had a very strong free speech culture. This per
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by 1986 5y ago
Still have this on my bookshelf: https://www.amazon.com/Sampler-2-Contemporary-Music-Graphics... It's got tons of TDR work in it, in addition to several other studios / designers. I could definitely see the TDR ae
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by 1986 5y ago
As with anything in US healthcare, it's never that simple, e.g. Telehealth providers outside of the US can't bill Medicare ( https://mhealthintelligence.com/news/doctors-outside-us-cann... ) which covers about
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by 1986 5y ago
This was explicitly Nixon's approach, and it didn't really work at all https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madman_theory
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by 1986 5y ago
Roth is an incredible diarist of modern dystopia who's always ready with a deft turn of phrase, if you enjoyed this piece at all I would highly recommend checking out his other work. He's a co-owner of Defector (where this was pos
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Jon Appleton, composer and Synclavier innovator, has died(cdm.link)
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by 1986 5y ago
Wouldn't this have been during Japanese occupation of China, then? Probably enabled good relations with German universities.
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by 1986 5y ago
Not arguing your greater point at all, but the Pittsfield MSA includes all of the Berkshires which are absolutely desirable even if Pittsfield itself isn't.
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by 1986 5y ago
Aren't nimble and scss explained literally 2 paragraphs above, at the same link? > To compile Nitter you need a Nim installation, see nim-lang.org for details. It is possible to install it system-wide or in the user directory you cr
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by 1986 5y ago
Have you tried KDE Connect? Despite the name, it doesn't require KDE
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by 1986 5y ago
You basically cannot attend a higher education institution in person without having gotten mmr, hep b, and meningitis vaccines, and those requirements have been in place for quite a while.
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by 1986 5y ago
> an oversupply of homeless shelters that people refuse to use (due to restrictions on substance abuse etc.) There's a lot hiding in that "etc". Some other reasons people refuse to use (some) shelters: - shelter is /
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by 1986 5y ago
Hugged to death, it seems - Wayback Machine link: https://web.archive.org/web/20210728185604/https://www.emily...
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by 1986 5y ago
> perfect grid Only above 14th Street, and even then, that ignores e.g. Broadway which has a bunch of really frustrating-to-drive intersections with a ton of pedestrian traffic > standard weather conditions A year in Manhattan has sig
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by 1986 5y ago
In 1910 the majority of Manhattan's area was not yet built out, and people in the Lower East Side were living in brutally overcrowded tenements with an average of less than 100sqft per person, that shouldn't be the goal.
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by 1986 5y ago
Can you talk more or provide a link about what's going on with Aspiration? All I was able to find is that they're going the SPAC route, would like to understand more about any specific sketchiness.
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by 1986 5y ago
There were some studies that observed a low prevalence of current smokers hospitalized for Covid, compared to smoking rates in the population, and hypothesized that nicotine might be having a beneficial effect. On the other hand, it obvious
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by 1986 5y ago
It would also probably be catastrophic for small-donor campaigns and less impactful than you'd imagine for large-donor campaigns - i.e. basically a regressive tax.
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by 1986 5y ago
I learned: - maybe = vielleicht - probably = wahrscheinlich - definitely = bestimmt But a big part of the gap between being able to speak in a language and being able to comprehend a language is that there are often plenty of ways to comm
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by 1986 5y ago
English has borrowed so many words from so many other languages that there are false friends everywhere . As a native English speaker and German learner, it took me a minute to get over the same thing with "aktuell" - yes, of cou
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by 1986 5y ago
Mitchell & Webb did this even quicker with "A Man who has a Cough and it's just a Cough and he's Fine": > A woman, called Kylie, repeatedly exits a train, as a man greets her, who has a cough. The cough gets worse
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by 1986 5y ago
> when equipped with specific headlights and optional front crash prevention. How many purchasers are actually paying extra for optional pedestrian safety add-ons?

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