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Why would Russia go back to communism without Putin? He didn't cause the downfall of Communism. Their default could be many things, but reinstating the USSR is not one of them.
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Mattermost is not federated.
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The one they put 150,000 troops on the Ukrainian border for. Journalists didn't make that up, so feel free to justify it for some other reason.
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Not if you consider that the return was a nice side effect of also not crashing the world economy. Not every "investment" is just about making money, this one just had the nice side effect of not costing it as well.
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The loss of local journalism is definitely a contributing factor to this. Politicians are much more willing get away with stuff if they know there's not a reporter in the back of the city council meeting taking notes.
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Pretty much always, yes.
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I'm fully boosted, sat directly across from a friend in a bar booth for over an hour last weekend (figure about 2.5 feet/80cm). She tested positive the next days. I tested negative with PCR twice in the last week however. If was
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FYI this guy is extremely anti-vax and what he was saying was roundly condemned. https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/dec/07/liber...
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Given that essentially every American in the country interacts with USPS tangentially every day except Sundays, it seems reasonable. I get an email every day with an image of all mail coming to my mailbox, that probably counts when I open u
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Thank you. The parent comment screamed of software engineer elitism. Situations change ALL the time in aviation, sometimes in seconds, there are so many externalities. Language is by far the best way to handle them (something computers are
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"useful" I take it you've never had long hair?
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Do you have a source other than a Russian government-owned organization?
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In this case the people in India and Eastern Europe deserve to be paid more, not the other way around.
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There's a new one coming for a Media Fact Check as well. https://schema.org/MediaReview
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> "adrenaline" If you're not used to flying (like yourself) this might be the case. For regular flyers (like me) it's often more like taking the subway or commuting to work. Personally I always get an aisle seat, take
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I live in NYC and have been remote since way before the pandemic. Sometimes we just prefer to live in cities and our jobs are not in them (or at least not ones big enough for us).
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This might be the most realistic depiction of an academic conference I’ve ever read. (the last two graphs): Indeed, beyond accumulating DNA and virtual skulls, Larson’s greatest skill is in gathering collaborators. In 2013, he rounded up as
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NYC will hopefully have it sooner rather than later. However, it depends on the state legislature, many of whom live an 8+ hour drive away from the city and haven't visited it in years but are convinced they know the best for those of
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This is about nailing the exact date that this settlement was built. Leif Erikson was almost certainly earlier anyways.
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There's been work on PyTorch to move some over, but it's still all CPU (which still, on an M1 isn't HORRIBLE) last time I checked.
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For who?
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The difference is that the "early days of banking" were the 1200's CE (and arguably way before then). And even then, it took 800 years to really nail it down and finally get away from fiat currency. For some reasons none of t
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I get that you're being edgy, but I'll ask a serious question: If we assume this was a design purpose, to what end would it be useful?
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This more seems like the Republicans are trying to tar a democratic candidate who will definitely win with some very slight of hand statements about "hispanics." Most likely it seems like there were two other people with historica
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Sure, in a perfect world. In the world of politics you let your opponents eat themselves.
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Why are Republicans suing over a Democratic primary? I'm doubting good faith. Also this seems to be civil case, not a criminal one, so I'm not sure how it'd make anything illegal?
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This sort of request is the nice way of saying that a subpoena is forthcoming, so don't you dare lose anything. If, in a month or two, the subpoena comes they can't respond with "oops! We had no idea we were supposed to keep
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How old are their machines? Apple's next MacOS version supports MacBooks Pros going back to 2015. Seven years is a pretty long support cycle.
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Ruby's type system is completely optional using separate definition files (except Sorbet, which isn't part of the core language), while Crystal's is built in and required.
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Don't forget it would massively extend every stop. At least an hour+ at each station if you expect every passenger to detrain (with their luggage, because they're not leaving it on the train), wait in line, probably dawdle and the
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