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ardit33
5y ago
The USSR did back in the day. It is much more harder, not to necessary land, but for your lander to survive more than a couple of hours. It is hot like an oven, with 400F temperatures, and multiple ATM pressures. It is much a more challeng
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5y ago
I am not dismissing React Native, and saying it is a bad technology, (it is pretty good for a certain type of apps) and it can work for some. If you see my end note, "to more junior engineers", don't use React Native in your
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5y ago
AirBnb went exactly through this transition and back... Coinbase is just behind by a couple of years. Perhaps Coinbase' engineers, are better, or a different breed from Airbnb' ones, or perhaps React Native has matured more sinc
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ardit33
5y ago
Two years from now, it will be 'why did we decide to move on from React as it was not working out' blog post It is like the circle of life with native vs semi-native (which react is), and just html apps. Teams build a fast new ver
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5y ago
no, they can't win.... it is 500 miles of distance, and you need total dominance to get your troops there, and maintain and supply an invasion fleet. Hitler couldn't cross the 50 miles english channel back in 1940.... the operati
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5y ago
Spoiler: No one died, so it has a happy ending
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ardit33
5y ago
CPI is rigged, as it doesn't account for many items that people spend money on If you think it is a fair indication, I have a bridge to sell to you
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5y ago
Since I cook meat often, I kept track of the Trader Joe's meats from early 2020, to know Flank steak went from $8.99/lb to $12/lb NY Strip, from $10.99 to $14.99 Fillet Mignon from $18.99 to $24.99 Chick has gone up the same.
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5y ago
no it is not, not managing them properly, is usually the indication of not experienced leadership... bad employees (could be a decent person, but just a bad fit for the team), might affect a team, but they shouldn't affect a whole dep
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5y ago
Like coding interviews in whiteboards for programmers... questions about math/physics/etc... and you have to answer them, and then write in the blackboard your solution. You get graded by solution + the way you explained things
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5y ago
Beer yo.... I was 'hopping' for that too.....
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5y ago
Yes, in some parts of Europe it is almost impossible doing some digging for infrastructure without coming into some old structure.... usually mosaics, old villas, old graves, etc...
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5y ago
Nah.... Just look at Detroit. That's a modern version of a city in Ruin... Rome didn't get abandoned in a day. It took about 100 years, to go from 1 mill, to between 30-60k inhabitants. The most visible today's comparison
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5y ago
whats wrong with it? My AP Calc in high school classes (two semesters) in Virgina (Halifax Country) was just as good as Calc 1 in college. I wished I had skipped it. Calc 2 was the class that I found challenging. I also in high school,
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5y ago
say what? Someone cleaning houses, or working as a cashier is pushing political views? Is a McDonalds worker putting 'big beef' industry ideology forward? Most jobs have nothing to do with politics as most people don't have
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5y ago
I was in a market for a mech. keyboard last month, and after trying out few, I settled on the Logitech G915 TLK (ten keyless), white It is expensive but the best out there by far. The black one comes in tactile, clicky blue, and linear, an
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5y ago
maybe that's what happens when you give designers too much power. They will create something beautiful at the expense of daily usability. You need some balance. The key is to produce the best looking product without compromising funct
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5y ago
Maybe they are doing A/B testing of the price?
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5y ago
I have heard the 'red-lining' problem, at is is a problem in wealth accumulation but it still doesn't explain high crime rates at all. Problem is that you have lots of poor immigrants that immigrated here from former communis
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5y ago
It is over 25 years, I don't think your battery will last 25 year. You probably have to replace it 3-4 times over that period of time. A mechanical system can last that much, even more, with minimal maintenance.
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5y ago
Damage is done... NYC saw a drop in vaccine appointments right after the original ban on J&J happen. They could have issued a warning first, with the group ages/sex that they were seeing the clots (it was mostly women). Now they a
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5y ago
Manhattan is part of NYC, but also it is so large that it is its own county as well... county of New York. And each county has its own DA. Other counties of NYC: Kings County (Brooklyn), Bronx County (The Bronx), Richmond County (Staten Is
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5y ago
two weeks, max... it is duable, but for a government that has contempt against small businesses, it will never make it happen. Also, health inspections are recurring, and something that is done routinely
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6y ago
Yeah, but it is not so brazen, as there are more levels of indirection. This is way out of touch form the people involved in this
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6y ago
"The government forcing companies to provide service would be a violation of their speech rights." -- True, but the government can institute a bill of rights for digital platforms, and make it mandatory for companies that want to
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6y ago
dude, NYC is 8.4 mil people..... Queens, Bronx, half of Brooklyn (aka east new york), etc... even Manhattan has lots of low income housing, and of course Harlem You'd be surprised, but NYC is one of those places where there are more
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6y ago
There are plenty of animals with less density, that reproduce successfully. T-Rex was probably a solitary animal, and perhaps akin to a modern Tiger in its matting patterns. The spatial distribution and population density of tigers in mount
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6y ago
bones can tell a lot... same way you can tell the age of a tree when it was cut, but just looking a the cut trunk.
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6y ago
The conservatives have Fox News / Newsmax / OAN scaremongering, and profiting out of it, and the liberals have CNN, MSNBC, Teen Vogue and more, inducing moral panic about everything, race baiting and profiting out of it. They are
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6y ago
While I agree the current plan is very weak, the article doesn't have any true specific points or proposition... just generic points. Anyway, it Seems like the current proposal is a Obama 'shovel ready' infra plan 2.0, it d
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