chrismcb

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by chrismcb 6y ago
How can this be justified? It sounds like the Australian government is forcing Google to list the links and then charge then for it.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
If we only vaccinated every one over 65 then we can basically go to normal, while the rest get vaccinated. That would prevent something like 80% of the deaths and hospitalizations. Some people would do get it but we would have more resourc
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by chrismcb 6y ago
But that can be said of any platform. Plus of murder, as in your example, have happened in Twitter, Facebook, and other social media platforms.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
You seem to be implying almost all Americans are Nazis. Most Americans supported Obama or Trump. Both separated children from their parents and out then in prison camps.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Id you can stop touching your face, and wash your hands more often, then yeah you might get a cold less often. One hope I had, is that companies will stop incentiving workers to work when they are sick. But I've heard nothing from the
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by chrismcb 6y ago
You can't exactly violate a curfew with a protest. Because the right to protest trumps the right of the government to dictate your movements.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Is there a larger unused subway system?
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Pretty much every city in Europe has some sort of train service. Maybe a tram system, or a metro/subway, or just regional train service.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
But which one is the ugly one? I wound argue that A is the ugly one.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
let's compare apps with orange. Option A is awful, no wonder if got so few clicks. It is too hard to busy and more difficult to read. B is simple and easy to read. I would have assumed B was done by the professional, because it is clea
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Sure they did, just not to the extent we do. Copyright should be fairly short, maximum of 25 years. It was 75ish years for your parents
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Would it? Would it be hoards of teenage kids? Perhaps we should try to figure out why hoards of teenage kids would drink cough syrup or hand sanitizer. Perhaps the problem is that we pay to much attention to underage kids. Maybe if there wa
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by chrismcb 6y ago
I can understand ghosting from the ceo of a small company, or anyone in a small company. But I don't get it from a recruiter, especially an independent one. You would think they would want to stay buddy buddy with people who might make
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Profit isn't directly correlated to share price.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
And yet half the reviews seem to be about shipping or something
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Money. Not many people are going to lobby for something to be free. And you have companies like Disney claiming they can create jobs, so it is good for the people.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
If you have money, it is easier to lobby for something that will make you more money. If you have no money, it is more difficult to lobby to keep something free.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
I would argue that he made his money at Microsoft. He made me money after that via intellectual ventures, but it was mainly his tenure at Microsoft that allowed home to spend his time on complex cooking books...
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by chrismcb 6y ago
With the current tests, that is the right answer. Unless the test results are quick, there really is no reason to test everyone. If there is a significant length of time between the test and the results then the people who have it will spre
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by chrismcb 6y ago
"essentially everyone" is obviously not "everyone" but it is probably higher than you might think. Somewhere around 80%
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by chrismcb 6y ago
What they actually said was "for you or the environment" without knowing anything about the op, it is hard to say that a lawyer house was bad for him. Maybe he had a family of four living in a small two bedroom. As far as the env
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by chrismcb 6y ago
I thought it was opt in. And has been did several years. I remember seeing up my recent iPad having to deal with it. Want apple sued a while back for the same thing?
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Did the NEED to be broken up?
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by chrismcb 6y ago
But to what end? Ignoring the privacy aspect, the point should not be too ensure everyone goes the does limit or slower. The point should be that people are traveling at a reasonable and safe speed. Driving fast doesn't necessarily me
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by chrismcb 6y ago
How do you figure he is taking both the standard deduction and itemizing the cost? He is saying he found 50k, at 59 cents a mile that is 29k. More than he made.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
The author got paid almost 30k, doesn't 6k... Yet paid 250? That isn't how the IRS reimbursement works. The author is right, if he didn't do the work himself, he probably would have paid 250, as the labor costs on the vehicle
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by chrismcb 6y ago
How do you know if you cannot safely take the vaccine?
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by chrismcb 6y ago
This sounds like an insane rich get richer scheme. I can either set a high value on my land and pay to much in taxes, or pretty much guarantee that someone would by my land. Why wouldn't they? They can buy the land, immediately place a
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by chrismcb 6y ago
It is even more complicated than that. Suppose you take the $3T. How do you convert that wealth into money? You essentially can't, and if you try to do it so at once you'll end up with much less than $3T.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
I think the idea was the group of ids could be compressed. Rather than storing up to 64 ids as 8 bus plus the high bit elsewhere, store them as 9 bits, then compress the chunk. But honestly, that is probably more work than it is worth. Stor

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