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High employment means nothing when inflation is eating all the wage gains and then some.
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If it makes you feel any better, except for t-shirts all of those still suck at 5'8" just less so.
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4y ago
This is true, but a decent number of people with homes move so their interest rate does change.
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4y ago
The pull of the lane assist alone helps me realize when I'm not paying enough attention to the road.
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4y ago
Yeah it's pretty much just new features, and you can stick to the LTS releases.
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4y ago
This is the best ASCII art I've seen in a long time, kudos to the original creator.
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4y ago
TCP LAN games were also easy to set up.
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4y ago
Asthma especially, electrifying semis would probably have the biggest effect though.
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4y ago
It definitely would on the poor, sin taxes are inherently regressive.
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4y ago
The FDA is a bureaucracy that optimizes for only one thing, so this is what happens.
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4y ago
Employers don't need CYA as much, they can afford lawyers and write the internal policies.
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4y ago
It may be easier to search for how it relates to ADHD, the results are generally applicable imo just less severe.
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4y ago
For all its warts Visual Studio is hands down the best IDE, the only thing even close is JetBrains.
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4y ago
The FCC doesn't have the power to do this, and these are likely unconstitutional.
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4y ago
I think this is a really good practice in general! It would help people (like my younger self) who might be afraid to speak up or interrupt regardless of gender.
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4y ago
> Gas prices lately have plunged relative to where they were Where I am I wouldn't really call it a plunge. It was $5.50-6 a month ago, now it's $4.90-5.50 but it was $3.50-3.90 in 2020-2021.
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4y ago
I don't think anything can top how bad GPU naming from the 2000s was.
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4y ago
I look at old work the way I look at my old tattoos, they may or may not reflect who I am now but they definitely reflected who I was at the time.
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4y ago
I thought Python was slower than many other interpreted languages but looking at some benchmark it turns out I was wrong. It's about on par with Ruby, only Lua and JIT compiled runtimes beat it (for very understandable reasons).
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4y ago
And Top Gun Maverick is the oldest he's ever looked too.
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4y ago
iirc it's not the insulin but the injectors that are expensive, similar to epi-pens.
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4y ago
They're literally synonyms. From Merriam-Webster: > anarchy - a state in which there is widespread wrongdoing and disregard for rules and authority If the political ideology doesn't want to be conflated with this it needs a new
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4y ago
I've tried several through work, so far Dell has been the only ones that just worked with everything. Lenovo was fine for most things, HP didn't even work with the laptop it was designed for. I think the biggest thing is how much
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4y ago
Don't social safety nets and pensions also meet this definition?
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4y ago
Very cool visualization! What are the causes of the rapid acceleration starting in the 80s, I assume globalization had something to do with it?
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4y ago
If it was my only option due to lack of space or not being allowed to install a full-size, I'd still find it worthwhile now that I eat at home much more often. One to two loads a day would handle everything but the pots and pans for me
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4y ago
Didn't see it in the article but planks are just as good (if not better) with much lower impact.
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4y ago
Specialization and experience is pretty much it.
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4y ago
Well also Windows systems should be rebooting every month for security updates.
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4y ago
You have to zoom in to see but that's for Zanesville not all of Ohio. My guess is it's due to topology, like being in the shadow of the Appalachian mountains.
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