cherrycherry98

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by cherrycherry98 6y ago
In the movie The Matrix, Agent Smith explains that the Matrix is designed after the peak of human civilization, which just so happens to be the late 90s.
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by cherrycherry98 6y ago
She actually makes over $3 million now. https://www.zdnet.com/article/endangered-firefox-the-state-o...
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by cherrycherry98 6y ago
Would love to see some statistics on party affiliation of faculty at these universities as a proxy measure for ideological diversity.
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by cherrycherry98 6y ago
See: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Popular_Vote_Inters...
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by cherrycherry98 6y ago
The citizens don't vote directly for the president, the electoral college does. Usually the distinction doesn't matter but it does affect outcomes. States have different rules in how their electors vote for the president. Some st
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I reckon housing prices would be lower now too if interest rates were at that level. Most people care about what their monthly payment is going to be. If they're paying 20% interest the principal is going to have to be low enough to
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by cherrycherry98 6y ago
Forget where I read this but apparently they routinely file for an extension when doing their taxes so they don't submit to the IRS until October. Expect the 2019 annual report sometime in November which is when they usually publish it
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by cherrycherry98 6y ago
Yes good points, which is why I think the type of plastic matters. Rubbermaid, for example, makes a variety of high quality reusable plastic food containers. The Just Salad restaurant chain in NYC will sell you a reusable plastic salad con
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by cherrycherry98 6y ago
Most of the restaurants by me already seem to use a few standard size food containers. Why do these containers need to be broken down into raw material and then reconstituted? If they were high quality enough, could they not just be sanit
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For what it's worth, JWZ said this of Mozilla a few days ago on his blog: "Back to Mozilla -- in my humble but correct opinion, Mozilla should be doing two things and two things only: 1. Building THE reference implementation web b
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by cherrycherry98 6y ago
I think there's some truth to this. Mozilla has become less of a technology organization and more of a political one. There have been quite a few instances over the past few years of Mozilla demonstrating its left leaning politics: *