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> About 4.5 million of the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States, or 42 percent of the total undocumented population, overstayed visas, according to the report. [1] You're right, they are just people trying to work
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I'm not a statistical expert. Can someone who is comment on how the population selection exclusions described below may or may not effect the results? > This evaluation included 318 adults who were suspected of recent violations of
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The United States bases way too much of its identity on who is its president.
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Did anyone else play with the gravity simulations to try to send the moon flying around like crazy?
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In elementary school they taught us to use an index book. I wonder if this skill is taught today. (doubtful.)
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I've made a game with PICO-8 with my 6-year-old watching along with me and telling me what to put into it. It was a great experience. I do think it's very nearly almost too constrained, specifically in the code editor. But, it did
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Same argument as normal: they don't want to platform that kind of speech, and it truly was horrible speech. Learn from it, remove the post, and move on. Not sure why this is news. It's a little bit of a narcissistic post, I think
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"jglksadh3498ygha# and don't accept 'random string of numbers and letters,' that is not me"
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It may be a good idea to move the story text closer to the code. On a large monitor, I have to move my eyes quite a bit and it feels disconnected.
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It sounds like his brother is one of those who identifies those opportunities. I think he'll be fine.
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We live in an era with a big problem: Regular people have an attention span that's way too short to ingest enough information to vote effectively for very large issues. This leads to the politicization of everything as a means of persu
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> What a shortsighted way to complain. This is not how to build concensus for your argument. I recently moved due to concerns outside my control, and the school time changed from 8:30am to 7:15am for my 6-year-old. This is manageable, bu
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I'll bet that most image requests will be within certain parameters. 2^x by 2^y. So you could probably pre-cache most real-world image sizes, and leave dynamic generation for 1-offs.
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It's these kinds of absolutes destroying discussion these days. They are trying to kill bugs. So that people can eat. They're succeeding, maybe too well. Calling them names won't make more food or fix the problem.
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> My GP read the note and informed me: He would not prescribe me painkillers. He would not send me for a second opinion from a neurologist, or treatment from any other specialist In a real Healthcare system, a second opinion doesn't
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> everyone I've talked about it with now refuses to pick up any call from a number they don't recognize This is true, and also burned me last weekend. My dog set off my alarm system and the phone identified ADT as "potenti
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I wonder if it'd be possible to check if only mouse events have occurred within the past 10 minutes or so. Then pop up a message saying "Stop browsing and get back to work!"
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It's odd you're down voted when other comments in this page say they did exactly what you're implying.
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At 3:00 into the second video, he talks about hooking it into a computer. [1] It does a quick flash to what might be his breadboard computer. So I think he intends to connect this to the computer he has built. 1. https://www.yout
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Swinging a fist at someone isn't free speech. Taking and destroying someone else's property (even a $0.05 posterboard) isn't free speech. > Security officials quickly arrived to separate the groups Separation calms the iss
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"You should not plant trees on ... grassland that has never been ploughed..." Can anyone shed some light on the reason behind not planting in open grassland?
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"The Blender Game Engine was removed." It's been a very, very long time since I played with Blender, but I think this is good news? The game engine thing never quite made sense to me. Edit: This quote is from a different link
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"To learn more about copyright, you may visit..." It must be nice to have such a dominant position that you can patronize your "partners" in such a way. I'm constantly amazed that this company does not invest more i
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I wish I could read the second link, but not interested in bypassing their income (and not interested enough to pay them :) ) I'd like to know their research. I had to sign up with my address, and I have to prove my identity when I vot
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YouTube preventing religious organizations from targeting ads based on religion
(twitter.com)
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> forced you to think outside of the narrow box you're used to thinking in. That's quite insulting, as you don't know the first thing about me or my method of thinking.
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Wow, thanks! I have built many visualizations and dashboards using javascript and d3, and even just a couple of weeks ago was considering creating my own side-project to do just what this software does. I guess I'll be looking for a ne
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My CS degree (2002-2006) did not explicitly cover "for x in y" iterators. But it did cover an understanding of algorithms and data structures well enough that I could implement one. Which is better? YMMV.
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IANAL but what could be the US-equivalent of a GDPR? A conglomeration of local laws? Federal? Can our government pass a sweeping regulation like GDPR without being unconstitutional? (Meaning, can it be argued that businesses/individual
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> Someone should interview those founders and ask them about their views on illegal immigration. An important distinction the media never makes. To actually get at the real controversy, they should study how many of these founders jumpe
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