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cglace
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Cool, however, it seems it's more complicated than the article lets on. This article[0] shows that cars that meet US safety standards perform better in rollover situations while EU vehicles perform better in frontal collisions. [0] ht
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It sounds like a difference in priorities and not an indictment on the tests.
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Over what time period?
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Are free trials unethical? I’m not convinced.
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https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/products/geforce-now/ Has been a product for a long time and actually works really well.
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Sometimes they are never completed https://static.theintercept.com/amp/south-caroline-green-new...
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Unless it had melted through the floor and made its way to ground water.
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7y ago
You believe earth and mars will be on par in terms of habitability in 100 years? If I were confident I would live that long I would take that bet.
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7y ago
How does CockroachDB compare to YugabyteDB
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Yes, if you will use anything that doesn’t say “NEVER USE THIS IN PRODUCTION. SERIOUSLY THIS IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY” then you are going to get burned by a lot more than a LB.
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I would really love to meet the person that knows the English language well enough to understand that dumb can sometimes mean simple but also would interpret that sentence to mean “world simplest Load balancer”. Very strange axe you have to
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This isn’t about the mobile market...
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How does removing a tool from ICE help improve the conditions of asylum seekers? At most it makes them pay for a different tool and makes the asylum seekers conditions worse. Unintended consequences...
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How did you feel about the NFL kneeling situation? I'm not trying to stir anything up, just curious.
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So you are saying it’s too expensive to hire those specialists but you need those specialists to setup a working search solution? Is your stance that only companies that can afford a bespoke solution should implement search?
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What do you do when you don’t have the budget for a team of in-house experts and you need something that is good enough and you need it now.
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I think the problem is that the left has always been against nuclear. So starting with nuclear would leave you without support from the left or right.
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Strange you chose something that is essentially a luxury item instead of commodity electronics that are cheaper than ever.
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I received a toaster as a wedding present 7 years and about a week ago. We’ve used it almost everyday since then(when we are home). It’s a breville, we have a lot of their products and they all seem to hold up really well. I bought a brevil
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Who is we?
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Just make ev owners get “emissions checks” like everyone else. Mileage can be read there.
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Making gas unaffordable makes large parts of the planet uninhabitable in the short term.
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Cars are an integral part of our culture and economy and are regulated in every conceivable way. E-cigs are a relatively new vice. Hardly comparable.
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I've never found it hard to do anything with sqlalchemy and we write some pretty complex queries. Do you have any examples?
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Is it, I think saving disclaimers for when they actually matter is more important. If everyone included disclaimers listing their inconsequential relations to companies they would quickly be ignored as noise(which they would be).
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Why would you need to disclaim that you are not an investor?
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I understand what you are saying. However, I believe your conclusion is absurd. Considering most of the US does not require licensing for a "shampoo technician", it would appear you are arguing for something that is currently a fr
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Having been a microbiologist in a past life I'm very familiar with Typhoid Mary. I do however think you are attacking a straw man. "Under Board of Cosmetology regulations, an individual “must complete not less than 300 hours of in
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I think you are missing most of their point.
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Are you saying lice outbreaks would not happen if we did not have a free market?
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