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You surely can at a statistical sense, curtail excess death and increase procreation.
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It all depends if you care about the tech side of HN or the startup side of HN. I love the tech articles above all else and could easily do without the general trend fluff. With that said, I don’t find the AI posts nearly as bad as the Bloc
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Depending on the circumstances, the mood of a Federal agent, and of a prosecutor it could be charged either civilly or criminally. The sibling comment explains this better than I could. Stepping past the direct offense of being here, one mu
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Similarly, Wal-Mart seems to know who I am based on my card transactions. When I swipe my card they ask if I would like a paper or an SMS receipt. I’m still not sure how they got that number association.
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I expect a liquor store to check ID, why not a porn store?
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I’ll endorse this heavily. We bought into a nice suburban community. Good schools, low crime, the dream. No one knows any neighbors. Kids rarely play with one another intra-neighborhood despite a very healthy blend of age ranges. In fact, I
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I’ve grown up in a Hollywood Hillbilly-esque family, one that made it but kept to the original values. That is to say the e’ve “made it” and live in a highly regarded vacation destination area. Except I grew up learning to stand up to bulli
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Years ago I was hired as an Engineering Manager at a small company, within about the first month on the job I had to have the awkward conversation about firing two of the employees on my team. See it turned out that the boss worked remote 4
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It is a fail-fast strategy to avoid internal prosecution for accidental attacks on fellow citizens.
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I disbelieve the DRC and Rwandan leaders met in the White House and signed the deal and had a PR moment with the deal brokered by the Trump administration? So, yes?
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I routinely handle regex DoS complaints on front-end input validation… If a hacker wants to DoS their own browser I’m fine with that.
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I live in a deep Red Bible thumping, back the blue, law and order county / state. About 7 years ago a former schoolmate of mine shot a man 6 times over a bad drug deal, fled the state to California. He was captured by the US Marshal an
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The sad artifact of my experience is that I learned first hand the benefit of a stereotypical mafia organization and its extralegal services and their benefits to the otherwise law abiding public.
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Sadly, I think the lack of care for the other, and for social cohesion in Western nations preclude this. Several years ago our next door neighbor applied for a zoning variance to allow their home to be used as an AirBNB. All was fine for th
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When is the last time you had to negotiate a salary for a standard software firm?
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It’s not just an argument of name, it’s an argument of when. Go down to Charleston, SC where the local black population celebrates Emancipation Day on January 1st and has for a long, long time. Juneteenth is in that context as artificial a
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And the far-left communist East German government was well known for its border control so?
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There’s nothing special about clearing a failure-to-eject or a failure-to-feed, these are incredibly standard things to know and practice on a handgun. You could hand a non-noob shooter any magazine bed semi-automatic handgun and get simila