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8y ago
Another actually possible idea is to separate school funding from the local tax base. This leads to the nice public schools in rich areas and underfunded wastelands in poor urban areas. I went to such an underfunded school. Teachers were bu
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8y ago
Alt.wesley.crusher.die.die.die can't have helped back in the day, either. He has been a techie his whole life, so he can't have missed USENET.
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berbec
8y ago
They'll try like hell to keep it out of court for just this reason. I imagine she'll end up getting a dumptruck full of money and a crazy NDA
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berbec
8y ago
I am not 100% sure and able to provide a link, but I'm almost certain the Microsoft store does this too.
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berbec
8y ago
Think they can bypass this by using concentrated juices as sweeteners?
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berbec
8y ago
That actually does sound very bad. Even US health insurance companies, rightfully derided for profit mongering, manage to come in at single-digit overheads.
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berbec
8y ago
What's the logic behind not taxing 100% juice? It has just as much sugar as a Coke; the fact the sugar comes from a grape/apple/guava etc changes one thing - it's now "naturally" sweetened sugar water.
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berbec
8y ago
I owned two QSR franchises (Domino's pizza) for many years and our food cost hovered around 33%. Labor cost was about 22% leaving 45% for fixed cost. Once we got the business going (tripled sales after I took over), our profit was 10%
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berbec
8y ago
Interesting monitization strategy. The app asks for $5 to read an article now.
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berbec
8y ago
Will there be the ability to disown, background, nohup processes and close the console, leaving the commands running?
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berbec
8y ago
OK I was with GP until this comment.
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berbec
8y ago
The baker won his case at the SCOTUS. [1] Is being allowed to reenact Jim Crow something you really don't understand why you cant do? 1: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masterpiece_Cakeshop_v._Colo...
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berbec
8y ago
100%
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berbec
8y ago
So for example "tweeted a link to a video calling for supporters to get their “battle rifles” ready against media"?
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8y ago
I don't think the risks aee two large it's that the people putting the money aren't properly informed/educated. If you want to lend to people who have a 50% default rate, feel free! Just make sure there is an actuary who
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berbec
8y ago
Their platforms in that they bring news, information etc to you. Their publishers in that the serve the same function as the NY Times etc - distilling information to relevent/interesting things.
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berbec
8y ago
Can we get prism on github next?
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berbec
8y ago
I was interested in what he had to say until I got to: "California imposed costly and complex regulations on the voluntary exchange of data with such services as Facebook and Google." Righttttt......
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berbec
8y ago
If we quickly get these articles off the front page, we don't have to think about it anymore. Then we can go back to living in the perfect world where sexism is invented by the left to bring down people in the poor, innocent bro cultur
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berbec
8y ago
Does anyone like the Unicomp line as I do? I love the faithful recreation of classic Model Ms.
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berbec
8y ago
Is it possible/financially doable to make charging mostly a thing of the past with a standard replaceable battery pack? Tesla 3 gets 9, Prius uses 5 etc. You got to a charging station and they swap your batteries out for fully-charged
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berbec
8y ago
> CPUs aren't advancing that fast and by the time you would want to upgrade the CPU there is a pretty good chance the new CPU requires a new chipset. This is true in intel land, but AMD has kept compatible mobos for many, many cycle
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berbec
8y ago
Business insider article: https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-says-may-take-tesl... Outline.com in case there is a paywall: https://outline.com/R6XSyV
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8y ago
I'm not sure if Business Insider has a paywall, so here's an outline.com link: https://outline.com/R6XSyV
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8y ago
Was Linus a US Marine Corp drill instructor in a previous life? On some of his more... enthusiastic... rants, he reminds me of Full Metal Jacket.
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8y ago
With such amazing efficiency, I would suggest forking off a second branch that massively increasing complexity for gains in your WER. CPU is just going to keep getting cheaper and faster, and being able to leverage the extra cycles for a pl
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berbec
8y ago
Sadly, with what we know of ISPs and tech companies running fiber straight to Fort Meade, even giving them a room in the data center [1], I don't see this as surprising. Google might have been thinking of this when they altered their m
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berbec
8y ago
If I'm reading this correctly, the resources used by Cheetah would allow your laptop to do stt for around 30 streams?
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berbec
8y ago
Needs a (2005). I was really interested and ran headlong into a sentence like "expected to reach market in 2007".
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8y ago
A very nice read celebrating the most "boring" parts of the beautiful game. The defensive rallies: long, drawn out times where a team seams to be just holding its own until a quick steal and streak up the field leads to a blocked
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