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by balls187 6y ago
AWS bills their services on usage. If AWS ever offered billing as a service (ala Stripe) they would most definitely charge you a % of the transaction amount, along with a flat rate per transaction. Apple doesn't charge developers 30% o
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by balls187 6y ago
No, she isn't. And my interpretation of the original question wasn't why someone wants to be vegan, it was why someone would want to eat vegan imitations of non-vegan food.
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by balls187 6y ago
She enjoys meat just fine. It's just milk proteins she is allergic too, and it's not an intolerance.
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by balls187 6y ago
Flying Pie Pizza in Issaquah WA makes incredible pizzas, and last I had it, they offered vegan cheese as an option. I've had a slice of their vegan pizza and it's quite awesome.
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by balls187 6y ago
Here is another: you love cheese and are allergic to casein. Not me, but the gal I am dating is allergic to dairy, and so we had some fun finding vegan cheeses that did not have casein. It was nice to make a dish that typically has cheese,
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by balls187 6y ago
> I think it's less clear than one would expect. In WA State ( https://esd.wa.gov/employer-taxes/independent-contractors ), there is a three part test. If you force someone to mow your lawn with specific equipmen
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by balls187 6y ago
I actually had beef with Valve for doing something tangentially related. A while back they updated their service provider agreement to require users of steam agree to arbitration rather than court action. The problem is that a user could no
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by balls187 6y ago
Forgot emotions there. The Wise Mind is the combination of the Logical Mind and the Emotional Mind.
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by balls187 6y ago
Current chip shortage?
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by balls187 6y ago
With BigSur, users can run ipad and iphone apps natively on an M1 mac. It's not a large stretch to see some overlap between allowing macOS features on a large screen mobile device.
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by balls187 6y ago
I would expect an announcement during the next WWDC.
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by balls187 6y ago
Even at a marginal rate of 40%, that $60k-102k a year. At 1200/year, that's 2-1.2% of aftertax income. Also this is for gigabit home internet, which could be considered a premium service.
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by balls187 6y ago
You don't really sound like you are cut out to work a corporate job. And that's not a bad thing. I'd say find whatever job you can get your hands on that has basic benefits, and focus your energy on creating the next Symantec
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by balls187 6y ago
> ...You sound like a creep. Am I reading it right here, you spoofed your number to talk to executives? If the Op had a bit more credentials, and/or created something special, they might label it as "chutzpah" instead. I r
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by balls187 6y ago
When Seattle area software engineering salaries range from $98-170k
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by balls187 6y ago
> Thought gamification of fitness was silly at first. I appear to be as susceptible as everyone else. Same here. I'm on my 12th straight week of closing my rings.
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by balls187 6y ago
I really like Apple Fitness+ It offers enough variety which is perfect to slot in as cross training cardio to supplement my training. I wouldn't get it on it's own; but as part of Apple One, I will definitely use it.
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by balls187 6y ago
First, it's the difference between streaming Netflix and renting a VHS tape. The experience is transformative. A simple touch interface to find the exact workout you want, plus a recommendation engine. There is some window dressing on
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by balls187 6y ago
I have two mini-USB cables I keep around as the PS3 Dualshock 3 controller is mini-usb. Otherwise I too would have lost them. I typically don't keep older generation consoles around, but the original launch PS3 was a marvel for its tim
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by balls187 6y ago
I assumed OP implied they device was used very rarely.
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by balls187 6y ago
Probably hyperbole, but I assume OP is implying they lose the cable between charges due to infrequent use.
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by balls187 6y ago
About 1/10 times I have to either unplug my USB-C monitor cable, open my Intel MBP, or both, in order to get my Mac to wake up properly. I had similar issues with my Surface Book 2, though it wasn't as pronounced as my mac.
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by balls187 6y ago
In 2006 I started commuting to work by bike. After two days, after 5 near miss collisions with automobiles, I stopped.
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by balls187 6y ago
No, no more than any other "reward based system" triggers that response. This question assumes people who play a lot of hours of Factorio are somehow more likely to drive innovation than a person who plays hours and hours of Call
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by balls187 6y ago
That clearly was not what my comment conveyed. The OP's desire to be able to more easily get information to compare was not under question. It's Loserthink to believe every person has the medical background and qualified to weigh
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by balls187 6y ago
There is new data showing the efficacy for Pfizer is better for children age 12 and up. The point being; it's way too early to know which is better and why, and to base a decision on that data.
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by balls187 6y ago
> It’s not irrational at all for an individual to prefer the vaccine with the highest efficacy. Clearly I disagree with the rationality--you're comparing the efficacy rates of being vaccinated among Moderna, Pfizer, or J&J. That
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by balls187 6y ago
And which did you choose and why? Or did you ask, and were told who cares, just get it.
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by balls187 6y ago
No one is encouraging ignorance. Public health officials are encouraging a policy that will best resolve the current situation. All the vaccine information that is available is fully available, and the only decision that is available is: Ge
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by balls187 6y ago
Which is a fair question, and a fair way to raise it. Calling the standard answer infantile was where I took issue. Assuming your question wasn't rhetorical--in the hypothetical scenario you described based on today's info, I woul

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