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75dvtwin
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With regards to : "... German government sources told Reuters on Sunday that the U.S. administration was looking into how it could gain access to a potential vaccine being developed by a German firm, CureVac. ..." Is there a way,
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I did not leave anything out. If you look at the page 5 ( Table A-1. Current and real (constant 1982-1984 dollars) earnings for all employees on private nonfarm payrolls, seasonally adjusted ) you will see exactly the numbers I have posted.
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There seems to be at least 2 undercurrents - (a) righteousness of the process to go about internal activism that's critical of company's business partners, company's internal policies, company's hiring and firing practi
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actually, researching this a bit more. I think managing workload through HashiCorp nomad+consul, on FreeBSD Jails driver would be a better/ligther weight approach then using k6s on bhyve VM. (assuming that a project can use nomad+cons
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What is the line between 'voicing your concerns' and sabouteuring the business you receive paycheck from ? Why do the think inflating their own believes over the beliefs of others needs to be encouraged, funded and praised by the
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Integration of CBSD and Kubernetes sounds like a very interesting and plausible path. Looking forward for its future path. >"... This work took me about 4 hours and turned into a working k8s CBSD module, which is publicly available
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With regards to: > "... Real income/wages are flat...", I do not seem to find confirmation to the above. Instead there seems to be slight growth in hourly earning, according to this https://www.bls.gov/news
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Given current news about Wuhan, somewhat interesting bit: > " ... Unbeknownst to Harvard University beginning in 2011, Lieber became a “Strategic Scientist” at Wuhan University of Technology (WUT) in China and was a contractual part
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I agree with you as well. I think country-wide, there need to be, usually, 3-bodied system of inspection/certification (whether it is financial organizations, law firms, doctors, educational or food suppliers.. ). one organization shou
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ah, thank you for the correction. It seems that I miss-spelled it different ways too. I guess, my lack of attention to detail, could not be compensated by re-reading my post 3 times :-). I also took an ethics course, but in there it was mo
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It was briefly discussed about 7 days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22045696 I posted there, same self-addressed question, that I cannot figure out the answer to... It seems that intensives to cheat, and environ
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Gender norms are reflection of society expectations. Society expectations evolve/change with economic and war conditions affecting a particular society at that time. Those things, unfortunately, go in waves. So we can pick different pa
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>"... One analysis of 11 rich countries estimates that the average mother spent 54 minutes a day caring for children in 1965 but 104 minutes in 2012. ..." This is analysis is just hard to believe. Between reading books, prepari
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For me 'family friendly' means 4-day or less work week, 6 hours a day. Flexibility to take time off with a short notice, office politics that does not induce constant stress and suspicion of being stabbed in the back. And being ar
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I think it is relevant, that you listed professions where a) compensation is very high b) hours of work cannot be 're-arranged' due to critical life-safety or court-rules. Clearly, STEM Academia is not one the above
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What does 'plodding' mean in this context? > "... Last year, American greenhouse-gas pollution fell by 2.1 percent, driven almost entirely by coal’s decline and a plodding economy..."
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Main cheater identified as Pavel Pleskov. According to this presentation https://www.slideshare.net/DataFestTbilisi/how-to-win-a-mach... He worked at H2O.ai (but I think he was now fired). Prior to that (again accordin
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I will make a guess for the causeses (that I stole from somebody smarter Tucker Carlson [1]), and if they sound plausible, also will offer solutions. a) The reason for "... Instead we have witnessed a mass exodus of men from the workf
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There is a number of companies that make what's called 'app-scripts'. One is appdupe.com there are a couple of others. Basically they take X-like-Y business ideas that demonstrated, nominally, their worth (in either solving
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I think it is more that 'expert programmers' where told to leave 'domain-specific' bits for power-users to deal with. Therefore, - game scene development in games, are in scripts. - Equity derivatives and swap contracts
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Are you sure that case type 'PERM' means green card? It may mean that H1B visa was granted, but not Green card (or that initial H1B visa recepient, eventually received green card (this can take a few years) ). You can still questi
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I have seen your point of view, shared over and over again. Lack of intensives for reproducible research (and for verification of research) is the fundamental problem. If you are in the shoes of policy makers (eg politicians). What changes
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ICE sets record straight on fraud investigations involving undercover schools
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I understand that. I was lucky having dedicated parents, that were willing to sacrifice their own ambitions, and take risks that would clearly be more beneficial to me, rather than to them. Others, might not have been so lucky. For me, cari
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One clear change that happened with me, once having a child -- is that I understood my Dad much more. I understood what made him upset, and I understood how he reacted and why... I started showing same behavioral traits as him. But it was
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We are at very early stages, figuring out if we can use Hammer2 file system as content addressable storage system. Our needs are such, that writes are relatively rare, and go into one cluster, while reads of our blobs, need to go to geogra
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I would characterize US's 2019 black Friday as: - 50% off things should not buy - 10-15% off things you cannot afford. Ali's 11/11 in 2019 seemed to be more affordable.
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Speculating here... but in my reading: Fleck does not require a compiled executable to be installed. As long as you have bash Fleck will work. For scsh you have to have to install platform specific executable. If it is available in a parti
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no. but it uses Merkle tree, therefore, the often mentioned analogy. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9436847
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So.. I have to say, I think you are right. I do eat meat. And I understand where it comes from. I should not be judging hunters, live stock growers, or breeders culling unsuccessful breeds, or wale hunters... I guess part of me was thinking
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