KevinEldon

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by KevinEldon 7y ago
I read that as The Americans, The Russians, or The Chinese with their current leaders written in as stand-ins.
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
If by bad take you mean unfounded conclusion then yes, because you've provided no evidence or argument to support the conclusion. If by bad take you mean unpopular conclusion then maybe; it depends on who you share the unfounded conclu
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
Bias, reputation, and motive are irrelevant to the claim that "Epstein suffered multiple fractures in his neck that are more consistent with strangulation than suicide by hanging". 1) Did Epstein suffer these fractures? 2) Does es
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
The pathologist from the article claims "Epstein suffered multiple fractures in his neck that are more consistent with strangulation than suicide by hanging". This is a forensic claim first, but one that also raises questions abou
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
All of these athletes are going to need an easy to use platform to monetize their likeness. Something like Cameo, but adapted to collegiate athletes and expanded to support endorsements and appearances. I imagine services that support paid
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
The House of Representatives would be a better place to start. Presidents have term limits and draw from the broadest pool of voters. Representatives have no term limits, draw from the smallest pools of voters, and are often rewarded for ex
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
Many companies use benefits like profit sharing, child care, tuition assistance, and gym memberships to both reduce their tax burden and attract top talent. I suspect the clubs will follow suit.
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
Not true. I’d agree it’s not a dogma for the Republicans and some Republicans deny or are skeptical of climate change or its human causes. Acknowledging the problem publicly and then working on behalf of fossil fuel companies however is dis
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
The fossil fuel companies purchase politicians on both sides of the isle. Several prominent democrats, including former and current Democrat presidential candidates have ties with fossil fuel companies. Your argument is weakened by focusing
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
Why does it matter if everyone has to pay the price or not? Why does it matter to an individual consumer how many people pay for the podcast episode? The consumer's choice is about paying $1 for the episode in hopes that they will rece
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
The cited contract is with C & C INTERNATIONAL COMPUTERS & CONSULTANTS, INC. who purchased $95k of Chef licenses. C & C INTERNATIONAL COMPUTERS & CONSULTANTS, INC. is listed in the contract with these business types: - Woman
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
What about the phrase do you find to be super confusing? It is a short summary (even labeled as takeaway 0.1.2.1 in the text) of the first paragraph of section 1.2. That paragraph explains how C source code is just text and that it is turne
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by KevinEldon 8y ago
When a const fn is called from a const context, like assigning a value to a constant, the compiler interprets the function at compile time. If you're interested in more info the docs [1] and the New Rustacean 1.31 Part 2 podcast [2] ar
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by KevinEldon 8y ago
It would have been a strong statement about corporate handouts if they had refused to play up front or even better cited the philosophy you’ve outline and how they’ve enshrined it in the law. What I pick up on is the elected officials are d
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by KevinEldon 8y ago
And yet the elected officials of NY didn't think Amazon would choose NY without offering Amazon incentives to expand in NY. Why did they do that?
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by KevinEldon 8y ago
NY made the offer to Amazon. If citizens of NY don't want their government to be able to bargain with a business or organization on an individual level then they should take that power away from government.
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by KevinEldon 8y ago
Nonsense. CenturyLink took an open ended option and made an absolutely terrible implementation decision and then tried to blame the law.
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by KevinEldon 8y ago
How long until someone creates a useful library with the name flopnax or ropjar?
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by KevinEldon 8y ago
This reminds me that I need to share my static site generator written with rilkef.
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by KevinEldon 8y ago
ResearchOne(1) was founded to address the issues with peer review and the academic journal system. “A platform for scholarly publishing and peer review that empowers researchers with the Autonomy to pursue their passions, Authority to devel
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by KevinEldon 8y ago
Maybe, but it seems more likely that the model just didn't work. From the article: "Gender bias was not the only issue. Problems with the data that underpinned the models’ judgments meant that unqualified candidates were often rec
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by KevinEldon 9y ago
HPE completed the divestiture of their software business to Micro Focus in September. This is the first earnings call since that completed.
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by KevinEldon 9y ago
I'm frustrated with this kind of response. You don't seem to have read the article and yet you're attacking an entire group of people suggesting they are too ignorant to understand what is in their own interest. The article a
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by KevinEldon 9y ago
The title is misleading. The article and the source reporting from Politico [1] state that the intent is to shift to merit based immigration policies away from policies that favor individuals with family connections. From the Politico artic
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by KevinEldon 9y ago
This article is an interpretation of original reporting done by Politico [1]. From the original article. "legislation would also mark a broader shift away from the current immigration system, which favors those with family currently in
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by KevinEldon 9y ago
HTTPS gives your ISP less of your information to collect, analyze and sell to advertisers which in turn protects the value of Google's information about you. I think the changes to Chrome are well-intentioned, but can't help but s
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by KevinEldon 9y ago
I think it would be difficult. You'd have to get copies of the book's content and cover art that are suitable for print and then find a press willing and able to create copies that are indistinguishable from the originals. Now you
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by KevinEldon 9y ago
Do you have any evidence of this kind of copyright violation for books on Amazon? I can imagine it does happen, but if it happens at any sort of significant scale (say more than e-book piracy) the publishers or the author of this publisher-
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by KevinEldon 9y ago
Publishers use ISBN #s to differentiate the quality and content of their books today. Unless the publishers are trying to deceive consumers by using the same ISBN # for significantly different quality copies of a book then I don't see
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
If you are a business then Amazon wants to be your IT department.

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