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ardit33
6y ago
I disagree with you on the trains part. Where do you live? There are parts of the country where trains are a must for everyday commuters, and intercity commuters. NYC, Boston, DC, etc... Do you realize that the north-east corridor is alrea
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ardit33
6y ago
I feel the "PM as CEO of the product" (aka, Product Owner) paradimng is completely wrong. PMs become very political fast, and often don't have qualms to undermine other parts/products of the company in order to advance
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ardit33
6y ago
is that part not true, At least initially? I mean, it could have changed over time, but didn't Android have its own repo, and team, and some googlers were complaining about not being part of the whole system?
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ardit33
6y ago
Why would larger countries allow/trade with you then? If you are being used as a tax avoidance loophole heaven, larger countries can just cut off any trade with you. They don't own you squat, if you will try to undermine them, t
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ardit33
6y ago
You can live ok, and have disposable income with 120k in Kansas city, while in NYC or SF you probably have to have roommates, or live in a small cramped studio, to have the same disposable income at the end. If a company is going to pay fo
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ardit33
6y ago
Buy from local farms yo... it is a bit pricier, but worth it (from taste alone). Your average grocery store is probably mass grown/produced, but almost every city will have a store or two that sell animals from local small farms. If n
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6y ago
I live in the USA dude... you can chose pasture raised animals here as well. During the early days of the pandemic my sister bought a whole lamb, and 5 pasture raised chickens from a family farm in Massachusetts so our family didn't ha
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ardit33
6y ago
Yep, I absolutely know this, and their meat is tastier when less than 1 year old. This is especially true with goats (their meat gets gammier as they get older). Also, young piglet whole section is one of the best thing I have ever had. (p
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ardit33
6y ago
Nice... lamb is very tasty, and it is one of the animals that is better raised in pasture, even in hilly terrain. Goats are the same as well. The best lamb if I have had was one raised in mountainous pasture in Albania where wild tea and wi
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6y ago
bro, you are missing out the news and the point of this whole post, pfizer is 90% effective against all current strans overral, even the nasty ones Unless you are claiming that right now there are less strains around, compared to october-n
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ardit33
6y ago
a camera while voting, has chilling effect, but a camera at the location while the ballots are stored overnight is kinda common sense. If it was a sack of cash, or even just supplies that were valuable, it would have been treated the same.
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ardit33
6y ago
If you read it, mine was a question. If you have any special knowledge, Enlighten us please.... If you have to use centralized third parties to use it efficiently, then it defeats its purpose. my single bitcoin remained there, because I
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ardit33
6y ago
Good... bitcon is just a massive ponzi/M&L scheme, being held by few whales with the rest holding crumbs and just hoping for the moon... My biggest issue with it is that is extremely inefficient and just pollutes needlessly. Has
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ardit33
6y ago
thanks, fixed it
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ardit33
6y ago
Looks like Albanian muç-molla They are very tasty, and can be eaten like a mini apple or pear. They taste like a combination between a pear and an apple. I used to have one in my home/garden. ...it is the baby of the rose family. This
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ardit33
6y ago
He is throwing shade at the tweet and trying to instill doubt, without having himself/herself any information whatsover.
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ardit33
6y ago
Nice try Chesa... you just opened this account to defend that guy that indirectly has led to the killing for 3 people, and the rape of a immigrant woman. People that he let go, just went back and created those crimes. Also, his numbers of
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ardit33
6y ago
NYC has the LinkNyc free wifi program. Guess who uses it the most? ..... the homeless, and the poor. (they replaced pay phones with it, and i have seen it being used always by the less than fortunate types). Connecting to it is not great,
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6y ago
It is a donation to the KIDS, not to the OFFICIALS of the school district. Big difference. The parents of the school district should be the ones deciding to send their kids/participate in it, not some corrupted bureaucrat throwing an
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"I haven’t found any resources for". -- are you a city official, or just spreading fud here and talking out of your arse.... we know that SF had a major corruption scandal just few years ago, with even the late Ed Lee being involv
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if you look at things like Leningrad siege during WW2, or the mass famine caused from communism, things don't look good... 1. People will resort up to canibalism to survive, and cheat/steal/fight to get some food (ww2 concent
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6y ago
Hahaha.... someone that has never lived through an actual true food famine. (I have lived through two). Price controls don't work, except for short term periods.... when you have a temporary disruption of few weeks (for an earthquake
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6y ago
Albania and Kosovo (which is 90% albanian)... they were force-ably split after WW1 when the ottoman empire fell, then re-united for a bit in 1939-1945, then split again.... Then Kosova gained independence after the Yugoslav disintegration.
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DACA? F1 to OPT, to H1B to Green Card? Marriage (real, or not)? Those are a common paths.... Her house cleaning job might have been something under the table. Either way, kudos to her. Dealing with immigration over time is a true burden&#
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it is called language verbosity... over time it ads up and creates a difficult language to work with, and hard for beginners to start with
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6y ago
no.... we put a limit into what private companies can discriminate against. Private taxis would routinely refuse you service because of your ethnic background it still can happen, but it is illegal for good reasons
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Lets make it clear.... they build impressive things, and had a civilization, but they were way behind those both of europe and asia. the Aztecs were sacrificing people to Huitzilopochtli (their war god), when europeans were teaching and le
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wut? Programming languages, data structures, things like shortest path algos are taught in every traditional school. You can agree that the quality of teachers might not be great, but the books are the same. You can argue that crappy code
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From written record. We know for sure, since Old Egypt/bronze era, marriage was almost universal. Heck, we even have tablets of workers that built the pyramid that were writing about how they think they made a mistake marrying their wi
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