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by buboard 6y ago
The criteria are stated in the presentation linked in the article
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What's the rationale behind the criteria of LA ? "No death in the past 14 days" ? That's nuts. the rest of the criteria might be workable. European countries have opened up with less than that, and it hasn't been a
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> For much of its existence, the painting was coated with a dark varnish, which gave the incorrect impression that it depicted a night scene, leading to the name by which it is now commonly known.[7]... The varnish was removed only in t
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this is a poorly thought article and full of strawmen Inequality between White collar work and blue collar work has existed for centuries and there is no evidence that remote work is making it either better or worse. Their interpretation o
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I ve had the same question. I think it's because over the years, companies and employees have gone virtual -- Companies have gone virtual, they exist in slack, basecamp-type tools etc. In the 2000s it would sound unthinkable to put you
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This seems to be an area where europe is v different from US. How would it work in the US? Would it work if the app did not take a cut at all? Is there just little demand for delivery in the US?
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I did manage to get them to block the account because it was obviously stolen. But unable to reclaim it. I was more worried they d spam my friends.
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Why kill amazon?
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Thats how i lost my last account. They were asking me details like the account creation date which was > 15 years old
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Well, for centuries people called the painting "night watch" because the colors were so faded, they thought it depicted night time, eventhough it's really daylight
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That assumes that the species is not smarter than nature at assessing what is "more fit" for them. For example, smart chicken that wanted to go to alpha centauri might engineer themselves to live much longer in a way that nature n
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developers pushed animated sites to naive businessmen. Almost none of the latter know how to measure the ROI (if they did, they d know it s negative)
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> But the cultural tides are strong. Building a company on Django in 2020 seems like the equivalent of driving a PT Cruiser and blasting Faith Hill’s “Breathe” on a CD while your friends are listening to The Weeknd in their Teslas. Swimm
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Please put a comments section in the page !
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there is nothing wrong with ads in podcasts. unlike digital media, they vet their ads . Advertising helps podcasts remain impartial and free from pandering to a hardcore audience of subscribers.
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i dont see it mentioned here, but for occasional acid reflux, a tsp of baking soda in water works great
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There is absolutely no excuse. The app is not doing protein folding, its merely showing text! Surprise, many many ppl use facebook in crap laptops, fb is popular with everyone.
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it is yahoo from the 90s https://cdn.searchenginejournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/... Nothing new under the sun
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Brussels’ Mask-Wearing Rules Are So Complicated No One Can Enforce Them(bloomberg.com)
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microsoft didnt start these trends, and it's sad that they are following. win7 was a gold standard of usability and speed. Humans have fast 3d contour perception for a reason, it helps us find buttons and fruits. i dare you to find you
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can be taken to be. Consider the alternatives moveJesus or moveMohammad
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Being unpopular is one of the strengths of php. They rarely break stuff to make it look cool. Your 10 or 20 year old project can keep running, keep making money, allowing you to "learn the shiny stuff you ll never use"
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This is not the opposite of nothing. It's not that phone tracking hasnt been tried, indeed it did not work where it was tried in e.g. in singapore, korea and no other country made it work. What did work, in multiple countries, is &quo
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covid19 has become a buzzword factory. Politicians popularize terms like "herd immunity" , "crush the curve", "testing", "ventilators", "PPE" etc to appear to be doing something. "Trac
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consider?
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Not knowing what are other people’s pain points
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did not mean it that way, but that i've never seen in the tech press someone noticing that e.g. walmart doesnt have massage rooms

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