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We're doing that substantially less year by year. Right now we're at about the same levels as we were in 1975. https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=M...
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Who lived and worked in the US for a US newspaper for years. Murdering any journalist, technically yours or not, is a bad look.
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People have been having families in cities since the first cities were founded. Suburbs as we know them have only existed since the 40's. I'm in my 30's quite happily single, but if I do have a family there's no way I wa
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> Basically it says that America have always had a kind of us vs them mentality and it's now running internally This has been a thing in the US since before we were the US. The south vs. north and urban vs. rural divide has deeply a
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Signal is encrypted in transit, only sorta at rest. If someone gets your device you're already in serious trouble. Disappearing messages is the best bet against it, but if someone takes screenshots or the app isn't opened after th
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Have you ever had anything besides a bad cold? Tell me you understand every acronym in this article, and the ability to explain it succinctly to a patient much less to be able to hand off a case to "another" physician https:&#x2F
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Incentives. Plenty of people would go into rural medicine if it wasn't paying crap and dealing with nothing but elderly Medicare patients because of the lack of health insurance for people just marginally above the Medicaid line. Of co
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It's definitely some "enlightened centrist/all sides are the same" stuff there.
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From the article: "The law, which was approved last year as part of a larger package addressing sexual assault survivors’ rights, prohibits images in school materials that could be considered sexually explicit, such as depictions of ge
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> The social leftists think it's literally a death sentence to trans children to not teach 6-year-olds about anal sex Where... where has any leftist said that?
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And that's your prerogative to actually parent your children and keep an eye on what they check out and what they're doing online. However, pushing your values onto the community at large because you're worried about your mid
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You know, until that AI code breaks and you have no idea what's going on internally. You know how hard it is to start debugging a project you haven't been onboarded to? Now imagine that every time something has a hiccup.
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Have no doubt, we will find new places to put computers. In the 80's and even the 90's everyone said the same thing, "Why do I need a computer? I can do everything I do already without a problem?" Well, turns out with co
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Because if US Bank was collapsing it's one of those "end of the world as we know it" situations. Like, people would be looking to short BoA and JPM if that was the case.
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Anyone got the paper itself? Nature (of course) puts it behind a firewall and even my university won't pay for a subscription.
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And has solar arrays on it?
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Correct
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And if you're in the military you do get vaccinated for smallpox still.
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These shouldn't be supported by charity, thus the welfare state. It should be a burden put on all tax payers so that help can be provided beyond just what I feel like donating to. That's literally the point of taxes, and arguing t
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None of which scaled significantly due to the pandemic. Everyone at companies that use Macs had Macs already, so if they're not using the one at work anymore there's not a net increase of Mac users.
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But they were selling the same thing, just because more people buy laptops doesn't mean you have to hire more hardware engineers. The design is the same, you scale your outsourced manufacturing instead. With e-commerce you absolutely n
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here's fine? Message me on Twitter, @cguess
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"The shares jumped 6.5% in premarket trading." and that's the real reason all of these are being done. It's investors demanding their pound of flesh in outrageous returns that no other industry but tech and private equit
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A huge concern that no one seems to be mentioning is that pretty much all academic data sets that used the Twitter API were required by the TOS to only be released publicly with the tweet ids, not the content of the tweet. Some of these hav
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And a lot of times that can be true, being young and gifted is amazing, but doesn't overcome years of experience in the trenches. Sure you may be able to work a 24 year old brilliant dev 80 hours a week and the 54 year old may want to
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I'm using age as a level of experience here. There may be 28 year olds I'd look at but only if they've been in management for multiple years with multiple teams under their belt, not just a single dev group that they got shuf
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It means you're set for a very specific type of job in a very specific industry. If I'm launching a start up and you showed up to be employee #4, unless you were #4 at the FAANG or are in your late 30's or older, I'm pro
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Dallas/Austin/San Antonio is also ripe for the picking, and luckily it's being planned.
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That doesn't really work in practice at scale. There's "Ruby" ways of doing things that don't just transpile over. It's also the entire Rails framework that would have to be ported then, which is beyond a monum
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That airport has one cafe. It's a nice little regional airport (I know they serve international destinations I've flow out of it to KEF, but it's very small). I'm not even sure how many planes land without a final US des

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