Mary-Jane

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by Mary-Jane 8y ago
True, but you're not taking into account the government budgeting model. Organizations in government budgets' are based on last year's budget. If the OU spends last year's budget or more, their budget is increased (becau
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by Mary-Jane 8y ago
You have to much faith in those processes. Organizations in government budgets' are based on last year's budget. If the OU spends last year's budget or more, their budget is increased (because they account for inflation). If
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Ditto
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Is this perspective so pervasive on this forum that no one's going to challenge these incredibly naive statements? The economy is intertwined with virtually all parts dependent on or at least benefiting from the others. Software contri
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by Mary-Jane 8y ago
Woah! Settle down! It was just a question dude; no need to go all fire and brimstone.
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How does occupational licensing to braid hair improve consumer or public safety?
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How is that relevant?
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The color scale is min to max at the time the frame was rendered. Each frame adds 1000 to the previous set, halving their brightness from the previous frame. This creates the illusion of movement.
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by Mary-Jane 8y ago
It's funny that when corporations track users to provide customers with content they find useful, people are up in arms about privacy violations; but when governments set up 24 hour city or nation-wide video surveillance, people are mu
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by Mary-Jane 8y ago
"When he dug in to find out why there was a discrepancy, he discovered that the manual measurements made in the '50s and '60s were off, in some cases by 20 percent to 30 percent." I'd heard that during the war the U
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Your reaction underscores the point that fears over nuclear power stem from widespread lack of education about nuclear energy as a whole. TMI was blown ridiculously out of proportion. A pressure valve got stuck resulting in a leak that was.
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The bigger challenge, if you're a long time Windows user, will be overcoming your own muscle memory. Apple's keyboard layout and shortcuts are similar but different enough to cause problems. It can be quite distracting for instanc
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by Mary-Jane 9y ago
I agree; using JSX outside React feels kinda silly. But Vue is much simpler to grok than React.
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The US voted in favor of the declaration; can you elaborate on what you mean?
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Our legal definition of poverty is floating and generally translates to "the bottom 30 percent", so of course we haven't seen a drop! This definition is problematic, not just because it makes the people pointing it out look l
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by Mary-Jane 9y ago
Serious comment. Help me understand the problem with economic inequality. If I can afford two cars, a nice house, plenty of food for my family, and all the other things we've become comfortably accustomed to in the first world, why sho
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The 2015 policy was not made in response to anything but fear - the same sort of fear mongering heralded in countless articles across the web. Since those rules were implemented investment in infrastructure has fallen, not risen, due to inc
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They say nothing brings people together like a common enemy. I'm surprised no one has correlated the periods of 'good feelings' with incidence of war, at least of the ones that posed credible threats to the nation. The first