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by Sacho 9y ago
Tesla alleges they have the lowest injury rate for 2017. The report analyzed data from 2014 to the end of 2016 and found Tesla's injury rate to be higher than the average. They allege that there is not enough data released for 2017 to
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by Sacho 9y ago
This would create a lot of noise for the regular readers of his blog, who already know the definitions of these terms. The terms are not even obscure. This is also a blog, not a piece of technical documentation.
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by Sacho 9y ago
The definitions of "git repo" and "ALM" are the top search result in google for both terms.
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by Sacho 9y ago
They didn't pay their employees for long stretches of time, the last such ending in their almost-bankruptcy.
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by Sacho 9y ago
Well, there's two issues I would have with your statement. The first is that "pointing out" is not where the story ends; like parent said, there is a small minority of people who use this "average man"(an amalgamati
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by Sacho 9y ago
This document[0] alleges Sweden has a right to remain silent. If Assange had shown up in court and refused to answer any questions, how would the case have changed? What was the prosecutor's plan in this eventuality? [0] - https:&#x2F
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by Sacho 9y ago
I don't understand this terminology. In the US, probable cause is a set of circumstances that can lead to a stop or an arrest. "Probable cause for a crime" makes no sense, unless it has a different meaning in Sweden. If the S
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by Sacho 9y ago
What if they "do something about it" and it turns out no one wanted their "help" and they alienate both their aunt and the "slave"? That would be the obvious question on my mind. Especially if you do something
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by Sacho 9y ago
How do you plan to prove that a person can unencrypt certain communication and is not simply an intermediary? What if a hacker plants "secret encrypted documents" on your computer, and then the government demands that you produce
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by Sacho 9y ago
They're also influenced by education. There's nothing to suggest that education is less subversive to your individual thoughts and preferences than "media", except the media you consume is largely voluntary, while educat
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by Sacho 9y ago
You could aggressively curtail civil liberties in order to crack down on drunken driving, which kills more people than 9/11 each year, and can happen to pretty much anybody.
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by Sacho 9y ago
Kinda. I remember mods which featured a World map, where units would spawn at your capital in set intervals, and you would use them to capture everyone else's cities.
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by Sacho 9y ago
If Hillary was up to 55%, a feat not reached by Obama, the discrepancy between the college and the popular vote would be huge, at minimum 10%, which would top the already few instances of a president winning without the popular vote.
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by Sacho 9y ago
But not all states are part of the compact, so they still could be convinced to join it, and a higher popularity vote margin would be more persuasive. Hillary's vote margin was smaller than Bush(2004) and both of Obama's. A 7%+ lo
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by Sacho 9y ago
Not necessarily. If the pool of talent is exactly the same(let's say 1000 women and 1000 men) and your interviewing process is perfect at determining engineer quality, but you are hiring 80 women and 20 men, then you'll hire the t
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by Sacho 9y ago
It seems like those people didn't feel the electoral college was problematic. Otherwise, voting would have exposed the vast discrepancy between popular opinion and the college. Even if Hillary had won, that demonstration could be used
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by Sacho 9y ago
I think this article is a prime example of the things I hate about advocacy journalism. It's clear that the journalist started with a narrative in their head - the second sentence is "It's a creepy concept that cues an avala
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by Sacho 9y ago
This is an issue addressed in the new .NET Core project templates, which are organized to limit the times VS would touch them.
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by Sacho 9y ago
The Mafia didn't just protect people from itself, it also protected them from unorganized crime and other organizations.
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by Sacho 9y ago
VSCode provides this functionality( https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/debugging ).
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by Sacho 9y ago
> Nothing in the original post was false per se, You mean besides: "I started my app with React 15.5.0 knowing that my code is deprecate before even starting" (addressed by dan) "in mobx you can prefix your store action
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by Sacho 9y ago
Okay, let's replace Wal-Mart with a bunch of local businesses, and assume they both manage to get their work done with the same amount of workers and pay the same salaries. In that case, Wal-Mart actually seems to provide a benefit to
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by Sacho 9y ago
With your suggestion, you wouldn't be able to see the content at all. It would have been deleted.
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by Sacho 10y ago
Javascript has had a Boolean type at least since ES5; I'm not sure what exactly you're trying to convey there. The lack of a Number type is pretty frustrating for many types of computation, but at least some of them are covered by
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by Sacho 10y ago
Why did you rewrite the app from jQuery to Angular 1?
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by Sacho 10y ago
Finances? While it is true that blacks and native americans have the highest poverty rates, if you take a random poor person they are about 50% more likely to be white than black. Same with the many of your other "proxies". Theref
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by Sacho 10y ago
I presume parent is worried that this will lead to less open exchange on the academic marketplace - you would not want to have public discussions about anything related to the work you are planning to patent, out of fear you might sabotage
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by Sacho 10y ago
Does your plan account for wealth escaping your attempts to tax it, leading to less taxes overall? We had the Apple money thread yesterday here..
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Even in our age most of the wealth is in the hands of people who don't own millions, and they're the ones that would really worry about inheritance. If you keep looking at the exceptions to explain the rules, you'll always en
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> Which is all just a long way of saying that the negotiating process does not in itself take merit as an input. I don't think this is the case. Why aren't you hiring the janitor to do the CEO's job? Are you sure there&#x2

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