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abduhl
5y ago
But that's exactly what OP is complaining about, they didn't register their business. If you have any presence in a state, including employees that are residents and working there, you should be on notice that you need to 1) tell
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abduhl
5y ago
GP isn't interested in communicating. They are pandering. You can tell by the coded language: "orange" "45" "owned da libz" "uneducated" etc. It's more important to GP to score points and
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abduhl
5y ago
Nobody is trying to “recreate a perfect copy” of Twitter. Do you think that code which produces random numbers is also not an algorithm because it doesn’t recreate a perfect copy of a previous random number?
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abduhl
5y ago
Yes, irrelevant, and the code somewhere is readable. Take an example like gravity: is there an algorithm for how gravity acts even though it varies per each molecule based on a kajillion other molecules? Of course there is.
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5y ago
I’d like to see the statistics on childhood bullying rising to the level of “abusive” versus, say, workplace harassment. I find your comment saying that serious childhood bullying is more prevalent than abuse difficult to believe.
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5y ago
This formulation presents a host of federal (and state) constitutional problems (i.e., contracts clause, takings, equal protection, etc.). You're certainly right that California "can" specify this. California would not be a
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5y ago
The state of California cannot mandate “no cut in pay” by employers (although I'm sure they would like to, because a 20% cut to income tax would devastate the state's budget - which is why this idea is dead on arrival). Your pay w
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5y ago
That isn't an ad hominem. I haven't attacked your position because of your obvious conflict of interest, I've merely pointed it out. I didn't say, "This person is a corporate shill and so you shouldn't listen
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5y ago
>> We've never had a situation where fake news can and does spread the way it does today, where authorities are being undermined like this and casually dismissed by people with no knowledge of the respective fields, etc. ... The
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5y ago
>> I would support some rule like “you must have either this net worth or prove that you are knowledgeable about investment in some way” This is the accredited investor rule. You qualify as an accredited investor through income, net w
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5y ago
>> Because I watch it every single day and so far This may be hard to hear, but you probably shouldn't be watching it every single day. They're never going to say what you want them to say because it's not true. Russia
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USDOJ Announces Court-Authorized Disruption of Botnet Controlled by Russia’s GRU
(justice.gov)
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5y ago
You’re allowed to insult the government. You’re not allowed to lie to the government when filing substantive documents.
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5y ago
Establish the other pipeline out of poverty then come after the military. Or, alternatively, establish the other pipeline and let the government compete for young people. Don’t just try to fuck poor people by taking their options away and t
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5y ago
The military is no picnic and it’s no savior. It’s not billed as a day spa and the people who join up are without question taken advantage of. It’s hard on many families, including mine and yours apparently. Support isn’t there once you’re
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5y ago
You’re just complaining. The world exists as it does now and broad generalized complaints like yours are often used to support positions which actively harm those you purport to help. Say we take away the military on-ramp to class mobility.
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5y ago
For whom?
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5y ago
The murderer is a stowaway and not bound by a contract they never signed. You would sue them under the applicable jurisdiction which, with maritime law, is incredibly complicated. You may not be able to sue the murderer at all depending on
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5y ago
>> On a deeper level, generally to relax you need to fix the thing that would stop you from relaxing - you have a headache and you take aspirin. Alcohol is not the solution to any stressor. So aspirin for a headache helps you relax bu
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5y ago
> But the majority was just chugging along in 'everything is fine' mode as long as they had their jobs, their pension and their food on the table. And shortly they will have none of that, nor their DNS services. Global sanctio
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5y ago
It was mid March 2020, when you spent “long hours” (I assume you mean 7, maybe almost 8?) figuring out that you could deliver instructions virtually via YouTube video for the most part. The rest of your dates are just times when you tried t
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5y ago
Because 1 guy doesn't drive 12000 cars at the same time while Tesla FSD Beta software does.
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Lol it must be tough being so tough all the time
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This is the relevant portion of your post: 0.1 out of 1000 of the entire U.S. population has died of COVID just in the past 19 days. You are the first person to assert “of” COVID. Substantiate it. Cite primary sources.
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What are the demographics of each of your identified cohorts? For example, if the south side is under vaccinated (whatever that means) and doing poorly then it seems a little disingenuous to act like their medical care wasn’t subpar prior t
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You’re the guy arguing with a specific scientific study by using some random general statistic. You tell us.
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Hospitals don't comply with it. What is the government going to do, shut them down or fine them into closing during a pandemic? Private companies have coopted the power over our government during this pandemic, and we have gladly give
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They're illegal because of Obamacare, I believe. My understanding is that smoking is the only pre-existing medical condition that can be used to discriminate.
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https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.01.11.22269045v... indicates that death rate is less than 0.1 per 1000 for omicron. Sample size is high: Our analyses included 52,297 cases with SGTF (Omicron) and 16,9
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Marketplace exploit leads to catastrophic losses for NFT collectors
(finance.yahoo.com)
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