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by Mtinie 6y ago
It is if the contract says he’s owed royalties on those works, as it is presented. I can’t imagine he’d have done the work pro Bono for Lucasfilm out of the kindness of his heart, do you? The reasonable interpretation is that someone at Dis
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by Mtinie 6y ago
Absolutely. Exercise is also an activity you need to voluntarily commit to doing. The effects of mild/moderate/severe depression can make keeping up this commitment a challenge. I know it's in my best interests to exercise an
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by Mtinie 6y ago
The commentary from someone with tangible experience with a company or service generally is more credible when they make a statement regarding the thing in question than someone who has not. This is entirely situational, of course, but may
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by Mtinie 6y ago
https://zapatopi.net/metrictime/
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by Mtinie 6y ago
I'm likely looking at this from a narrow case but how does the Facebook SDK scenario related to the question you asked? Did I misinterpret your original statement to mean how would the closure of Epic's Apple Developer account i
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by Mtinie 6y ago
Code signing requires an Apple Developer account. Without being about to sign a package you can't publish to the App Store. You can develop apps for iOS and OS X, and then publish to (a) test device(s) from XCode without one, but that&
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by Mtinie 6y ago
Single line anti-gaming algorithms could be open sourced to combat this.
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by Mtinie 6y ago
I fully agree, though I’m on the East Coast and evening then I don’t mind occasionally opening my jacket to get my wallet or phone. When shopping a jacket without dual internal breast pockets goes back on the rack and won’t be considered.
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by Mtinie 6y ago
One explanation: Nostalgic value in 5+ years.
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by Mtinie 6y ago
The commenter you replied to may have been describing the discrimination faced by people such as the Ainu, Ryukyuans, and others who are not considered part of the majority ethnic Japanese group. https://www.refworld.org/doc
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by Mtinie 6y ago
Both of your statements can be true without invalidating the others’.
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by Mtinie 6y ago
It’s not the clearest phrasing, but I don’t see anything wrong with it. By selling the sandwiches Annie could buy raw materials to make more sandwiches. A portion of the supply order was allocated to feed the family, the rest became the nex
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by Mtinie 7y ago
A spike in demand for ingredients used to make baked goods. People have the time now to experiment with things they previously had an interest in but not enough motivation to see it through.
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by Mtinie 7y ago
"[...]and it comes off as opportunistic activism to leverage this crisis to push a nakedly leftist political agenda." That may be true, though I suspect it's equally plausible that this outrage is indicative of a nakedly capi
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by Mtinie 7y ago
This matches what I've read, too. It's less about the virus during the later stages and more about the infected person's immune system. If they've entered a state of amplified immune response, colloquially called a &quot
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by Mtinie 7y ago
"WeWork was a going concern with 600,000 customers more or less happy with their service." This may have been true in December 2019, but with a global patchwork "stay at home" regulations in place, I suspect co-work spac
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by Mtinie 7y ago
The world building in RDR2 is amazing. In 4K, on a large screen, I sometimes forget I’m not seeing a real vista. Watching distant weather systems or the subtle, twinkling lights of a city almost beyond the horizon adds so much.
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by Mtinie 7y ago
For charting, absolutely. If OpenTable had visualized this as a two-axis line chart I would have not have complained. My comment was addressing the OP's criticism regarding how tabular data was displayed in the article.
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by Mtinie 7y ago
It's a very good idea for time-series data which has a "freshness" aspect. If you started with the beginning of the dataset, February 18, you'd be adding significant weight to values which are comparative to, but no long
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by Mtinie 7y ago
In April of 2004 I attended a multimedia performance at George Mason University called "Time Traveler Zero Zero - A Story of John Titor." It was directed by Kirby Malone and is still one of the more interesting theatrical producti
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by Mtinie 7y ago
Only if you hire them.
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by Mtinie 7y ago
> Sometimes even more than the original interchange fee is returned (don't ask why). If that behavior is at all deterministic that sounds like it would be incredibly prone to abuse.
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by Mtinie 7y ago
“This type of bath went out of style in Europe for almost a millennium after the fall of Rome, thanks in part to Dark Age scientists’ developing the very unscientific idea that bathing in water invites a host of awful diseases into the body
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by Mtinie 7y ago
It could be exaggeration, or “potential” in this case could include data from people and companies who expressed interest in the product captured during lead generation.
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by Mtinie 7y ago
This sounds like a job for the trusty denizen of the homebuilt computer builder’s toolbox, thermal paste!
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by Mtinie 7y ago
Thank you for the context and new resources to learn from.
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by Mtinie 7y ago
“Horses don’t plan though[...]” Can you expand on this statement? While I have no way to “debug” a horse’s brain in real-time, my experiences suggest they absolutely conduct complex decision-making while engaging in activities. Two examples
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by Mtinie 7y ago
Absolutely. It also requires more than the evolutionary adaptations to do it. The skill requires the catching individual to have practiced the specific motions enough times previously to become proficient to the point it becomes second natu
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by Mtinie 7y ago
Your point being? This discussion refers to an article about tax filing and Intuit’s efforts to retain tax code complexity and self-beneficial regulatory conditions. Yes, companies like the ones you cited spend significant amounts of money
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by Mtinie 7y ago
In theory there is a thirty minute delay between live play and streamed play...except in cases of manipulation and an insider shares the information in real-time. Edit: Ah, missed the comment about not liking sharing of cards in any case. I

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