LanceH

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by LanceH 4y ago
No victim blaming. Smaller cars are more dangerous given an accident is already occurring between multiple cars. Choosing a car to be in an accident, a bigger car is a solid choice. Of course, that skips over being in an accident at all
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by LanceH 4y ago
Smaller cars are more dangerous in a multi-car accident. Most accidents only involve a single car. There is less control in larger vehicles. Everyone thinks they are a better driver than they are and the only way they'll end up in an a
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by LanceH 4y ago
just try it. roll perfectly straight and lean to a side. It accomplishes the same thing as countersteering, which is to put weight on one side of the bike, so when you turn that direction, the bike gets under you and you don't fall.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Countersteering is convenient, but not required. A bicycle and rider are not a single rigid body. You can simply lean to one side and you'll have to steer in that direction to keep your bike under you -- no countersteer necessary. I
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by LanceH 4y ago
Try just leaning before steering. Countersteering is not required.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Given sufficient axioms, I can make any theorem trivial.
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by LanceH 4y ago
We should be running it on 1000 banks right now, and post the result next year.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Having had this shot at a sold out college game (for a more modest $500), it's weird playing under those very bright lights, against a glass backboard and the people filled stands behind it. Hard to practice that. Thank goodness it wa
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by LanceH 4y ago
Freedom of speech -- the nature of your speech is unrestricted. That doesn't mean you can go anywhere at any time just because you're speaking.
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by LanceH 4y ago
In the comments about every article including Go, generally.
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by LanceH 4y ago
> ADA does add to the costs of projects I'm not going to argue that it isn't necessary or right. But it absolutely costs more. A bathroom stall, for example, literally takes up more space, and that costs. A ramp and stairs t
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by LanceH 4y ago
So my city runs along a highway. They did construction, closing 5 of the 7 north-south roads crossing that highway at the same time . It was either incredibly stupid, or a brilliant move to build a habit of doing everything local.
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by LanceH 4y ago
You need to take a look at who is in charge of the cities and states where these incidents happen most, and realize this is more than republicans.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Getty is very litigious about "their" images, even when they seemingly don't own them, or even have the rights to sell them.
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by LanceH 4y ago
That's what's really happening, right? Parents have handed over their credit cards and are having some misgivings about the purchases their children are making. Have you met children? They don't need dark patterns to make
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by LanceH 4y ago
How much is a whale? Not everyone needs to be a billionaire. He could have a couple million anonymously, and a nice full time job, and be under the radar. I want to believe this, rather than he lost the key or that it's that other gu
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by LanceH 4y ago
Another explanation is that he has a lot more bitcoin outside the large stack and moving the big stack would crash the market as a whole.
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by LanceH 4y ago
They weren't getting refunded because kids were genuinely using their parents' credit cards. Parents are alleging fraud to the cc companies, but not reporting this as fraud legally.
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by LanceH 4y ago
I'm worried that "other banks" constitute a large enough body that they could just let SVB fail. Instead they're looking around nervously and acquiesce to a bailout because they might be just as vulnerable.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Slap the companies logo on it and mail 100 of them to the office.
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by LanceH 4y ago
With only a look at the summary numbers above, it looks like they tied up 40% or so to 10+ years. I don't know what the right percentage should be, if that much is going to be tied up in hold-to-maturity, you would expect it on a roll
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by LanceH 4y ago
Shakespeare feels more like it's due to language drift and the changes are necessary to make it accessible. The Roald Dahl fiasco feels more like editors out of 1984 making edits to control thoughts. Or, without reading conspiracy into
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by LanceH 4y ago
What becomes of the authorship of such a work? They're printing his name on it like he's the author, but they've gone way beyond mere editing. Wouldn't putting his name on it alone be some kind of misrepresentation. I k
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by LanceH 4y ago
So you're saying to put the saws on the vehicles...
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by LanceH 4y ago
I suspect that would work for the Knoxville you are in, but not from one Knoxville to another.
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by LanceH 4y ago
They tack that $75 on per unpaid toll. So you drive the length of the tollway and pick up 9 of them, that's 9x$75 or $675. Then you drive back in the evening. Do that for a couple weeks before the mail arrives.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Typically laws get passed along with them allowing for an (insane) increase in fees associated with this. So the $0.75 toll might not be worth collecting, but on the Dallas tollway, every single one of those unpaid incurs a $75 charge on t
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by LanceH 4y ago
> Understanding that will help you plan your dates accordingly so that she can feel a lot more comfortable, and you'll both have a much better time. All the points were valid, but when people talk about the invisibility of male vict
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by LanceH 4y ago
Comment about the victims being male. Response about how men can change their behavior for women.
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by LanceH 4y ago
A monopoly on overnight rentals?

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