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by Danieru 7y ago
Considering it is illegal in the UK and frowned upon by the IRS, it leads me to think you are confusing adoption of children with the adoption of adult men. Note how often these adult men are being adopted along with marrying the daughter o
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by Danieru 7y ago
What generalization? There is no other "japan's oldest temple" which is being raized every 20 years.
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by Danieru 7y ago
Indeed, the business would continue. The issue is that in the west business owners would not see the merit in just giving a business away for the sake of the age ticking up. In the west the business would get sold and merged. Only in Japan
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by Danieru 7y ago
Do you remember Ship of Theseus? The thought experiment about if a ship which has been fully rebuilt bit by bit is it still the same thing? Japan appears consistent in saying, yes, rebuilding or swapping out components keeps the identity. Y
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by Danieru 7y ago
Wuhan's Healthcare system could not handle a widespread cold break out either. Much of the rest of the world has sufficient capacity to hospitalize patients to prevent an outbreak. China being China is behind both due to recent industr
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Godot Engine Was Awarded an Epic Megagrant(godotengine.org)
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by Danieru 7y ago
Indeed AOO is not super-active, but in comparison to Wordpad development AOO is Tokyo.
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by Danieru 7y ago
Yes, I do indeed understand the concept of a verb. In fact, that is why I directed people to look at the ad itself. As it happens OpenOffice was never discontinued, it is still an active Apache project.
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by Danieru 7y ago
> product family Wordpad is a free application included in Windows. Microsoft Word is a pay to use application not included in Windows. Wordpad is not within the Office product family. In fact, before the divisions got semi-unified Wordp
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by Danieru 7y ago
My favorite part: "OpenOffice" is being used to refer to Microsoft Office. Only half the ads use this wording. And no doubt this was not 100% intentional. Still, could this be a viable tactic to de-value poorly constructed brand n
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by Danieru 7y ago
The 99% is not reports, only the percentage of cases brought to trial which the state won. The common explanation is that without plee bargains the American system would have a similar conviction rate and thus one should not be too surprise
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by Danieru 7y ago
Indeed, perhaps individuals with large volumes of undeclared earnings one might wonder.
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by Danieru 7y ago
> She took over from my grandfather when he got sick and he became the house husband. Neither would have her husband been counted in the non-farm labour force survey. Thus swapping husband for wife would not have shown up as a change in
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by Danieru 7y ago
My experience 100% mirrors the code vs data trade off. The games I work on are all data driven from the start, but are also never could have been made hardcoded in the firs tplace.
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by Danieru 7y ago
Indeed! Not only are they more expensive per unit, but they go even further by only offering the higher margin food in the first place. Dollar Stores are often predatory for food. Regular grocery stores already operate on thin margins. Doll
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by Danieru 7y ago
Something no one has mentioned but I think is important to note is how the volume in laptops comes from that medium to low end range. Sure a high end thinkpad is a fantastic laptop, but it is never going to see two hundred units at the loca
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by Danieru 7y ago
I said nothing of the sort, please do not troll on hacker news.
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by Danieru 7y ago
No, not at all. Japan has some of the most egalitarian CEO pay in developed countries. Ghosn exploited his position and muddied waters. He paid himself 3 CEO salaries and yet continuously claimed to be under paid. To claim Nissan, an entity
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by Danieru 7y ago
Those rebuttals assume a causal relation between shutting down nuclear and an increase in renewables. Aka: shutting nuclear does not mean one gets to credit renewables as the replacement. Instead as the research paper properly accounts for,
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by Danieru 7y ago
Reading the sales data: no tick sounds. Presumably less drift as well. That most people do not care about the quality of the movement is why Wal-Mart has lots of shells with the same movements.
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by Danieru 7y ago
Competitive advantage takes weird forms. Over here in Japan the streaming platforms have fueled a massive boom in anime production. Established studios are full up on productions and work is slowly getting out sourced to related fields. By
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by Danieru 7y ago
Oh that is a good one. Thank you for that. As an over seas person I otherwise just search for a company's own american zip code and give it back to them since surely their employees are using it as well and it must be valid.
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by Danieru 7y ago
Oh wow, I would not want 2000w going through Ethernet. Both for the obvious electrical issues, and for the dangerous mixing of safe sockets and hot sockets. No idea how this would be more efficient. Bursting voltage will lead to higher lose
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by Danieru 7y ago
Oh that is a good way of thinking about it.
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by Danieru 7y ago
If we can ant to play the why game: His handling of the exit scam was already super suspicious, cremation would have just been that much more of a red flag. At least burying gives a chance to delay.
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by Danieru 7y ago
Rather checkers and chess are just simpler games. Much of what player consider progress in games is the industries ability to add more complexity. If you look at the contemporary equivalent to chess that would be the spin-off of MOBAs: Auto
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by Danieru 7y ago
Regular programming and game programming have different constaints and goals. Yes regular programming could indeed add a system where numbers might be animated. During the animation maybe you want another system to be able to change the num
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by Danieru 7y ago
This thread is speaking to how regular programing and game play programming vastly differ. In regular programming scopes are small, small enough for programmers to accomodate all expected logic. In games interaction scope is unlimited, or a
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by Danieru 7y ago
Good chance the dual "furniture" is because "sitting in furniture" triggers a separate animation cycle. Then through root-motion animation the NPCs are climbing. Getting on switches NPCs to the climb animation set. Getti
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by Danieru 7y ago
My theory on the original of this practice comes from my grandpa-in-law. He talked about how after WW2 towns would pitch money together to buy tickets to send their young men to the big cities together. His experience was they arrived at Ue

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