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8y ago
Except... the study also points out that this is not a statistically significant difference. How do you miss that?
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8y ago
Additionally, the dependency on last mile shipping companies which by and large are awful means that some problems will never be entirely under their control. I used BlueApron for several months, but then the last mile delivery company stop
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8y ago
Why would you put the original comment as a question if you're being rhetorical and it's obvious people disagree with you?
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8y ago
yeah, darn those pesky laws around liability getting in the way of some good old-fashioned handiwork.
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8y ago
It's also worth noting that it was a suicide bomber attack, which is rarely a facet of conventional warfare.
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8y ago
Yep! https://www.engadget.com/2014/05/20/what-ever-became-of-micr... To keep them solvent and avoid monopoly concerns. Remember when companies had to worry about that?
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8y ago
It's not hard, it's expensive.
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8y ago
Can you explain why it's irrelevant? It's unclear to me how market size is impacted by the fact that there is a larger pool of people that aren't in the market.
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8y ago
Not only does this statement not make any clear sense (why does English speaking #s affect price of the service?) but India has the second largest English speaking population in the world.
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9y ago
https://techcrunch.com/2018/03/08/qarnot-unveils-a-cryptocur...
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9y ago
This is a problem with Heinlein's books in general. They tend to start off strong and then just get kind of bizarre in the second half.
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9y ago
The guy calls someone saying it's not oppression a snowflake.
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9y ago
Realistically, they probably have.
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9y ago
Yeah, I haven't bought a shirt from them in like 10 years (high school?) and I just started getting literally dozen+ emails from them over the course of a day or two. Unsubscribed immediately.
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9y ago
Their point was very obviously not that we should buy the $20 knock-offs, but that building these devices is very simple and can be done cheaply.
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9y ago
https://dmachoice.thedma.org/register.php Is recommended by the FTC.
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9y ago
The guy who was getting paid $2400 wasn't a developer- he was basically their community manager.
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9y ago
If you're going to be pedantic, at least be correct. The commonly understood meaning of 'outsourcing' is to use foreign labor. So commonly understood that even Webster includes it as part of their definitions: : to procure (
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10y ago
They actually detained him because he didn't have a Visa to be in the US, which is a requirement for anyone, even those who would not normally need a visa, who has been to Iran and a select few other countries in the last few years. Th
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10y ago
*lede
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10y ago
I mean, it's a minority of companies that survive period.
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10y ago
You can generally do this in your computer's sound settings by specifying that you want to listen to your recording device.
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10y ago
One day I will comprehend how Nate Silver has managed to be, in one election cycle, vilified for both being TOO bullish on Trump's chances, and then just as equally vilified for not saying Trump would outright win.
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10y ago
It looks like it's the name for a kind of straw polling / political event. Googling it shows a bunch of events in FL, I live here and have never heard of it, but seems to be used throughout the state.
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10y ago
You're misunderstanding, the claim is that it was 'during', not 'because'. Kerry was there as part of the negotiations, and supposedly had a private meeting where he made the request. Not that I particularly believe
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10y ago
Your tagline of 'propagandist' seems apt, here, since you are making some big accusations based on conjecture.
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10y ago
The fact that some of the 'features' are two lines, but there's no way to differentiate rows makes that page kind of hard to read, fwiw. Not that it really matters, because who actually gives a shit about those aside from the
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10y ago
Greed? It's not like the drug companies are writing the Government a $100 million dollar check (which, you realize, is a pittance to the US Government, who's budget is 3.8 TRILLION DOLLARS) Yes, there are a lot of heavy, potential
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Yes, in most states, you could refuse legally. Whether or not the Officer will accept that, and whether or not you actually want to risk potentially having to fight the legal fight to prove you were within your rights is a completely differ
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10y ago
What's your source on that? I'm fairly certain that all of Valve's customer support is outsourced, though not specifically overseas, but to contract support teams.
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