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by cco 8y ago
I use portapotties all the time, they're not unicorns and rainbows but assuming they haven't been defaced, i.e. poop or urine all over the inside and not in the receptacle, they're just fine. I don't see them as a dehuma
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by cco 8y ago
I think your definition would make the word violence less useful. Your definition removes what makes violence a unique and useful word, i.e. that it involves physical force with the intent to hurt someone. There are better, more accurate, w
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by cco 8y ago
In my experience end users are very often wrong, QA departments are rarely wrong. If pilots are saying I pressed the rudder and it didn't move healthy skepticism may be needed, I'd hazard less skepticism than for an average end us
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by cco 8y ago
I think you missed the "primary residence" part of the parent, a parking lot would be taxed, a home you own that you rent would be traced, but your primary residence that does nothing but provide you shelter would not be taxed.
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by cco 8y ago
Ok, now you are supporting two different user experiences, depending upon your site that could have massive software implications, i.e. extra cost, versus just checking IP location and saying "sorry no". I'm not defending the
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by cco 8y ago
Could you clarify your assertion that it would be massively more expensive? A quick look at the numbers suggests that a 737 MAX 8 is about 10% more efficient on fuel burn compared to a 737 300. That is not "massive" in my book and
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by cco 8y ago
The compelling business case is avoiding the burden of complying with GDPR regulations. At a minimum someone has to answer those requests for info and/or deletion, if Europe represents a small percentage of your traffic it might not be
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by cco 8y ago
Architects and engineers seem to go to work everyday knowing that if they are criminally negligent they could face prison.
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by cco 8y ago
I only ever lost one male to male-male fighting. Lost quite a few more with the hens as the aggressors.
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by cco 8y ago
>50 cockerels You recreated the chicken version of an American prison, no where in nature would you find a gathering of 50 male chickens in tight living quarters. They, and humans, aren't built for that sort of living situation and
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by cco 8y ago
Clomifene is used to ameliorate the side effects of testosterone, some testosterone you take will be converted by your body to estrogen and clomifene blocks estrogen. Basically you take it to prevent breast growth.
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by cco 8y ago
>Interesting to see that each LED is individually dimmable when the device is not a display... This might be a feature they ship in the future, "breathing" modes, a sort of rotating lighting pattern etc could all be shipped lat
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by cco 8y ago
>Not sure why something can’t be extra work and a core feature at the same time. This person is the chair of the internationalization team at W3C, their phrasing is intentionally trying to shift the perception from "extra work"
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by cco 8y ago
Of course they could compel you to keep it, the CIA has overthrown countries, performed psychological experiments on unwilling US citizens, they've sold crack and smuggled arms against Congress's wishes, the list goes on. There is
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by cco 8y ago
>It's difficult for me to take someone seriously when they're making statements about internationalization not requiring any additional resources. I don't think is the intended meaning of the quote. Based on the rest of hi
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by cco 8y ago
That's a really big question, I think the simplest way to answer is to say, "(Mostly)Let animals be themselves, kill them quickly". With regard to cows which I know the most about that means letting them eat grass and only pr
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by cco 8y ago
Didn't the poster above say humane animal husbandry? What you describe it not humane animal husbandry.
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by cco 8y ago
I'm really disappointed (?) that nearly all of these answers are about money. I strongly prefer smaller companies for the larger impact you can have, the intimacy between a smaller team, and more freedom for self directed work. That is
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by cco 8y ago
"To continue watching your in-flight movie, please watch this ad, note looking away from the screen will pause the ad while we wait for your gaze to return." That is an entirely realistic scenario, patents have been granted for th
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by cco 8y ago
Wouldn't this same person do the same for a Draft PR? i.e. if they're just reviewing things wouldn't they just set the Draft PR 'ready to review' and then review it? Or maybe I'm confused by your answer, are pe
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by cco 8y ago
Where in your mind would the affluent residents live?
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by cco 8y ago
You don't have a review mandate before merge?
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by cco 8y ago
That is a salary below the minimum wage in many major American cities and only 200% of the federal poverty line. I'm not suggesting six figures, but maybe 40,000? It just seems odd to me to use a figure that low in a example.
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by cco 8y ago
They could have chosen any amount for a salary in the example and they chose $25,000?
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by cco 8y ago
Maybe I'm confusing something, does your comment imply that consciousness is not the result of matter interacting with other matter?
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by cco 8y ago
Your, and the parent comment, perfectly encapsulate what is going wrong on the macro level with the specific example at hand. Your link is the system as it works today, a medium agnostic hyperlink that allows you to start listening on any d
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by cco 8y ago
Can you cite a few? I'm generally of the same opinion to the comment you replied to but I'm always happy to be wrong.
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by cco 8y ago
>"Finally, time ran out, mercifully ending both my and the candidate's misery." This is so incredibly unprofessional I'm shocked that this large search and ad company wouldn't pull this interviewer out of the rot
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by cco 8y ago
Yes, all access. As the article states journalists are often not privy to the most interesting conversations, that's true pretty much anywhere though.
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by cco 8y ago
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