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by bhelkey 3y ago
It's not a closed loop? It's been quite some time since I read the Prisoner of Azkaban but I was under the impression that was one of the limits.
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by bhelkey 3y ago
From the article: > A leaked document has talking points for the president of the United Nations climate conference, who is an oil executive in the United Arab Emirates, to advance oil and gas deals.
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> Why would they issue a statement saying that he was going to stay on without some form of assurance from him? Maybe to make it clear that if he leaves, it is him quitting not him being fired. This would avoid potential legal issues. Ma
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> Repeating it does not answer the question: “but why do you want a foldable coat hanger which can fold while hanging”. The goal of folding something is almost always to reduce its length. These are nine inches long when folded, ordinary
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by bhelkey 3y ago
She says that there are foldable coat hangers but none fold while hanging while holding clothes. I have no idea if this is true or not but that is the problem statement.
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> Seems like then rather than an above board monetary transaction you'll just have some other quid pro quo and Google will end up at the top of the list of four choices. In the EU, android phones ask the user to pick a search engine
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> One of the officers Bergami said he tried to fire was named in two separate lawsuits alleging he slammed two prisoners’ faces into the concrete floor, knocking one unconscious, according to court records. Neither person suing had an at
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by bhelkey 3y ago
Out of curiosity, what service do you use and how much do you pay for it?
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by bhelkey 3y ago
Yes. Police are allowed to lie during interviews/interrogations [2]. However, they are not allowed to lie during trial. Those in the US have the right to remain silent, and the right to an attorney. After invoking either or both of tho
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> Search terms feel like a different thing. Unless I'm mistaken, this discussion is about search ads. The situation was that users searched for Apple products and were shown counterfeit competitors.
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by bhelkey 3y ago
This conversation isn't about the difference between intern and full time employee but rather the difference between contractor and full time employee.
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by bhelkey 3y ago
In an ideal world, the peer reviewers wouldn't know the author of the paper, right?
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by bhelkey 3y ago
"Man helped cocaine dealers hide $9k" is not exactly a thrilling news story. Ideally news stories would have less sensational titles by here we are.
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by bhelkey 3y ago
I found this in Pittsburgh. It is sub $500, has flexible dates, and includes all utilities except for electric. https://www.zillow.com/apartments/pittsburgh-pa/hampshire-ha...
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> And paying for it will result in most of my money going to Google and asshats like xQc even though I'd never willingly watch one of his videos and barely know who he is. 55% of the subscription goes to the channels you watch [1].
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by bhelkey 3y ago
Spotify is a public company. They publish their financials.[1] [1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/370618/spotifys-cost-of-...
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by bhelkey 3y ago
Tesla's Full Self Driving is driver assistance software and is not an autonomous vehicle[1]. There are rules governing autonomous vehicles in California. They must report all accidents involving their self driving vehicles[2], miles dr
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> I want real numbers Every single accident involving a self driving car in California must be reported to the DMV. In addition, miles driven and disengagements are reported. All that information is available today online (e.g. accidents
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by bhelkey 3y ago
Does Uber not fill this need today?
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> If you pay for Spotify rather than hacking it, you're really not supporting artists financially very much, right? The majority of your money goes to the artist/right holder, "[Spotify has] an approx revenue split of 70&#
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by bhelkey 3y ago
Unpaid wages pierce the corporate veil. I am not a lawyer but I believe that in this case the owner can be found personally liable to the employees.
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> Aren't "millimetre wave weapons" used for crowd control by some US police departments? The capital military police and the border patrol have both inquired about using these millimeter wave weapons. Both were rejected [1
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by bhelkey 3y ago
Thank you for the insight!
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Could you provide a source for this?
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by bhelkey 3y ago
Are you not allowed to refinance other than at the 10 year mark?
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by bhelkey 3y ago
One can understand something and not believe it is true. I'm sure flat earthers understand the concept of a sphere or more specifically a oblate spheroid. They just don't believe that earth is that shape.
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This would penalize paid software when compared to ad supported software.
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I can't speak to many of these. However, some baby food is made in the US. https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety...
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by bhelkey 3y ago
A nitpic, to castle, the king AND the rook must not have moved from their starting squares. Using this approach, you would need to store castling available/unavailable for the kings as well.
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> Android phones don't even have good small options anymore. The Zenfone 10 looks fantastic.

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