Shivetya

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by Shivetya 6y ago
politicians do it all the time and sometimes they don't even wait till who they name it after has passed. I would much rather someone have something named for them who donated their own wealth than a political party go around stamping
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by Shivetya 6y ago
one percent or more burns each year, the extent is being exaggerated for political purposes but you can view the numbers[0] for yourself. How many millions of acres burn each year is heavily under estimated by the general public because we
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Well they why not create artificial bodies of water and just keep our data centers there? How much water is sufficient for the cooling cycle to not require additional energy? How much water will need to be added to such pools to deal with e
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by Shivetya 6y ago
People spend a lot of money on online games both on computers and consoles. Is there a magical dollar limit it should be capped at? Now a claim could be made that perhaps they should add a layer or two or warnings for purchasing virtual goo
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by Shivetya 6y ago
I know its cliche to blame the administration but let us be honest here. The Department of Education has rarely been a productive resource with regards to educating in the United States. It has been around since only 1979 and for the most p
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by Shivetya 6y ago
It is more interesting to me there are no newer videos than this 2018 showing towing but they do have a video of one with look through https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LSrvRMgIqw so I guess it comes down to this, if they wa
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by Shivetya 6y ago
If you follow the article around you realize this isn't about money invested but simply based on how many scientific articles are being published [0] and not dollars invested even though they toss in one Chinese based companies number.
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by Shivetya 6y ago
I think the biggest mistake people not used to WFH make is they drop too much of their routine. Of course I am not talking about the commute but I refer to simple events from taking a shower each morning to dressing for work. All these ritu
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Sure they do. Works with pets as well as people, give security from the sides and a roof and suddenly you have an air of safety. plus I know there is big kick here on HN for bicycles but it is wholly unrealistic to rely on a mode of transpo
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by Shivetya 6y ago
well at least he upheld the First Amendment when uttering that statement but the rest of his text basically shows he knew that First Amendment rights were more important than his moral code and asked if he could define what would cross the
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by Shivetya 6y ago
No, the union would only insure you obtain what is contractually spelled out by the agreement they have with the employer for your job classification. there is no negotiating here. the good from this is you know you won't be cheated of
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by Shivetya 6y ago
tl;dr you can recycle vintage goods as well into your daily life, start at home. my entire kitchen is vintage glass, some of it lower in cost than buying new, that I snagged off ebay. In my case Anchor Hocking bubble glass. Combine with Cor
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by Shivetya 6y ago
I have only four albums left over from my collecting heyday but I do have somewhere near two hundred CDs gathering dust. All were ripped ages ago but I am not even sure of the legality of disposing of them and keeping the ripped tracks.
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by Shivetya 6y ago
I am in the camp of all these can benefit society provided we have rules in place governing who can use it, how they can use it, and retention. The same applies to facial recognition. The technology will improve and it behooves us to be mak
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by Shivetya 6y ago
LOL - you only hear what you want to hear. it is so damn easy to support the protests in Portland and some other cities when you don't have to experience it. The violence and fear is real, when your city officials effectively abandon
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by Shivetya 6y ago
This is not confined to camp sites, on sub reddit dedicated to our own city there are always pictures of trash left behind by people in our city parks. I would just suggest the BLM apply a surcharge too all camping, they provide you two bag
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by Shivetya 6y ago
local papers are not always your best source of news in many areas, investigative television news is where its at and because there can be multiple of these in an area they tend to cover stories that printed media won't or don't a
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Isn't it just bizarre how people can have children and not expect it to disrupt their lives. They are children, they require your engagement, this is part of the deal. Tech companies should offer the same time off to all employees whet
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by Shivetya 6y ago
This was happening in Georgia with people first receiving seeds but then other types of packages were also being delivered to people not requesting them. Pretty much identified as the same type of scam the article related. * both have video
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by Shivetya 6y ago
and here I find the fact I no longer have the stress of traffic to offset most of my concerns plus it really is beneficial to my wallet. So yeah, there are pros and cons but the parenting one is not truly fair in that the arbitrary handling
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Show me one in the last generation or two that did? Who harassed more journalist and whistle blowers during their time in office, Trump or Obama. Neither was great but the prior administration set new standards for threatening those who wou
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by Shivetya 6y ago
The money line “Where national law and international human rights standards differ, we follow the higher standard. Where they are in conflict, we respect national law while seeking to respect the principles of internationally recognised hum
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Excepting of course that just as you and many here do, you assume your opinion in the group of having higher value. Yes it is easy to pick out the obvious bad opinions but it becomes far less easy to do so when the issues are divisive becau
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by Shivetya 6y ago
It isn't just the asphalt that is recycled but many other products are recycled into it as well, shingles, tires, and even glass, can all end up into it. what they take off the road can be ground and used on site for a layer but mostly
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by Shivetya 6y ago
but that is what is so amazing about these landings. SpaceX has made them expected so the question becomes why is everyone else crashing boosters on purpose? To put this into perspective, at one time we thought each plane taking off and lan
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by Shivetya 6y ago
It isn't just the police. The government at all levels has laws which allow it to seize property from Americans and in most cases without recourse. Welcome to big government, where government officials and politicians do not have to an
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by Shivetya 6y ago
well we have had shake charging flashlights for some time and LED lighting makes them much more useful so I can see power a game machine this way too
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by Shivetya 6y ago
While a bit sensationalist it obviously poses a real problem and fortunately its being acknowledged and acted upon. however google can bring up the stuff of nightmares of what we have dumped into the oceans, worse this of course only what w
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by Shivetya 6y ago
they are not taking a cut. if anything they are providing a payment structure to relieve the work of credit card handling including fraud work. Very similar to how twitch began selling bits to viewers who could then use them to tip streamer
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by Shivetya 6y ago
However these are the essence of contacted work. A job is put up and you choose to take it. There is nothing being forced upon anyone. I know people who drive for Uber, no one is forcing them too. They have their stories of taxi drivers who

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