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by cco 7y ago
As well it should be? We've shown time and time again that the source of funding control a) whether or not results get published, e.g. 99 "bad results" don't ever get published but the 1 "good result" is, and b
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by cco 7y ago
I believe jet.com is owned by Walmart.
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by cco 7y ago
That sounds like a terrible thing for New Yorkers and make just a bad thing for Americans at large. Why do you categorize this as a win?
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by cco 7y ago
I do hope American companies begin to wise up and realize that though China may be one of the largest markets, it is essentially worth $0 to a foreign company. The Chinese government will not, repeat, will not allow a non-Chinese controlled
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by cco 7y ago
Maybe something like this? https://somnomed.com/en/dentists/somnodent/
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by cco 7y ago
Start another farm but this time not have to worry about losing the land because I couldn't afford to keep it? My cell phone would live on my dining room table as much as possible, my laptop would only be opened once per day; it takes
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by cco 7y ago
A quick question to maybe further prove your point, how many people, that you only knew through social media, contacted you during your detox to find out if you were ok and what had happened?
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by cco 7y ago
>And this is probably me getting old but I don't know how people can spend hours hunched over a laptop in café seating, as opposed to an ergonomic office chair and monitor at eye level. Ask any orthopedist, it catches up to them. We
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by cco 7y ago
That is mostly my thought as well, meaning that the parent's boss made the right move in saving money with no loss in productivity.
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by cco 8y ago
Doesn't that help solve the problem then?
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by cco 8y ago
Anecdotally did your team's productivity or quality of work suffer to a large extent after moving to Teams?
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by cco 8y ago
>It would also mean that the U.S would likely never truly declare war via Congress since it would annul millions of insurances and would lead to insurance premiums going up to levels never seen before. How does this follow? If Congress d
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by cco 8y ago
A naive, and imo correct, response to this would be, "Has Congress declared war on the nation from which the attackers originated?" This assumes that the attackers were state sponsored. If the answer to that is no, then if I were
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by cco 8y ago
Interesting, so if a female transitioned to a male while on a board where they were previously the only female member they would be fired and replaced?
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by cco 8y ago
This is weird to read because I celebrate shrinking countries, they represent a path forward towards high quality of life and lower ecological impact. Why would it be an issue, assuming we weren't fighting a way, for a country to shrin
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by cco 8y ago
Then it sounds like it wasn't worthwhile to begin with if the only risk was tens of thousands of dollars.
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by cco 8y ago
Yes, if memory serves in AirFrance 447 that upon finding out the co-pilot had been pulling up the whole time the other pilot is shocked to hear this and realizes the problem. I remember being really affected by this so I went out and found
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by cco 8y ago
I'm assuming your username indicates your age, 34. The average age of someone who watches e-sports in my experience is sub-25, i.e. generation Z. There are a few coworkers at work that I talk to about e-sports, they're around 24-2
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by cco 8y ago
There is very clear video of this entire event available online, I won't link it since it's of a death and I'm not sure what hn rules are around that.
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by cco 8y ago
That waxy coating is very likely just plastic. Wax coating of paper products has dropped out in favor of plastic and that makes those paper products unrecyclable.
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by cco 8y ago
Sounds like if you didn't want to pay NYC taxes they'd repossess the property and it would be sold to someone that would pay them. Who owns property in 20 cities by the way? If you're an individual I don't think I care i
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by cco 8y ago
Facilitating authoritarian control of a population is a...good thing? Mind expounding?
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by cco 8y ago
WSJ must have rolled out some new counter measures recently, haven't seen outline work on WSJ this week.
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by cco 8y ago
I'm sure this is new office is for Google to move its "Chinese work" away from a campus where Western or other liberally minded employees would protest.
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by cco 8y ago
Isn't this just a tool to know if you were going to be on a 737 Max?
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by cco 8y ago
I added "one of" to nip this sort of argument in the bud but I guess it didn't work. Let's just agree to disagree, there is no such thing as "the best" so if it wasn't clear my comment was calling out that
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by cco 8y ago
>And do today's civilian AR15's generally have the manual bolt closure? Most still do, but that is just inertia that is slowly dying out, it is not uncommon for civilian AR rifles to not include a forward assist, i.e. manual bo
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by cco 8y ago
And yet 40 years later the AR15(M16/M4) is one of, if not the best firearm platform to have ever existed. It is really interesting to see to follow the sorted past of such a successful firearm.
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by cco 8y ago
I would encourage everybody who was taken aback by the shooting to read the manifesto, if you are legally allowed to. It helped me better understand this groundswell of overt racism we've seen in the last few years and, by an inverse r
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by cco 8y ago
I have had two friends, one still, homeless. I understand, and do not take for granted, that homeless people do not have ready access to clean clothes or showers. Does anybody think that homeless people can just shower and do laundry? If th

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