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961.
by consp 3y ago
> returning money to shareholders There is nothing to return. Handing out is what it is. > And since I have a 401k invested in index funds, I'm a shareholder. So the criticism of "spending on shareholders" they actually
962.
by consp 3y ago
Shouldn't humans have far longer gestation periods (due to it being born 'early' as it otherwise would not fit though the birth canal) and maybe that's the issue at fault?
963.
by consp 3y ago
So we have come full circle back to the early search engines ... you cannot ask what you want because the LLM will not give you any useful answer. I very much get the idea you need to treat it like the good 'old altavista and others of
964.
by consp 3y ago
Isn't that still false advertising? At least in some parts of the world?
965.
by consp 3y ago
Which they shouldn't do unpenalized since selling would void the contract.
966.
by consp 3y ago
> After 30 years or privatization, Deutsche Bahn might be broken beyond repair. Well, it's cheaper than state run. And that comes at a cost.
967.
by consp 3y ago
Banks used it on checques for ages, why would it be that difficult? You do need a compatible typesetting though.
968.
by consp 3y ago
You forget where you lose good hires since leetcode questions are pathetic and demeaning for anyone with experience.
969.
by consp 3y ago
This sounds like the "coding for engineers" course I was a TA of. Everybody copied everybodies code and depending on their effort they either modified the variable names, flow or nothing (including the original authors name). Long
970.
by consp 3y ago
The paper mentions that the insects enter stall conditions, maybe due to the banked orientations, sometimes and then recover. This would explain erratic behaviour without any mate present.
971.
by consp 3y ago
> it's more obvious in roles where the work is less quantifiable. So management can go to the office and pretend to work, leave the engineers with very much quantifiable metrics alone.
972.
by consp 3y ago
> heavily updated versions of the original 1960s design Isn't that the cause of many problems?
973.
by consp 3y ago
> Entering medical history and current medications was a pain in the arse though, and is something we have done many, many times over the last few years. Isn't this something what electronic records should have solved? I know doctor
974.
by consp 3y ago
> Tables were also used to make divs and buttons with rounded corners, but that was true into the 2000s as well. The agony of designing and splicing them in Photoshop and putting them in table cells... Wasn't an image with a click &
975.
by consp 3y ago
Those are the fancy ones (scratching your ID card is still annoying). The less fancy ones use a lighting scheme on the phone or zooming methods to detect fake actors and do not require a human on the other side. The fancy ones also do not s
976.
by consp 3y ago
> Do it properly, and you'll never "hallucinate" a fake case in one of your legal filings, and you'll be able to write 'em in 5% of the time. All fun and games for those who can and good for them, but I'm be
977.
by consp 3y ago
The F150 lightnings registered as a VAN can carry two passengers and about 250kg before going over it's registered and allowable weight limit. As a civilian those fines are hefty where I live, doing it as a company is extremely expensi
978.
by consp 3y ago
If you include healthcare, daycare, state pensions, disability insurance, employment insurance etc as a tax (which it is in most cases with more tax) the "insane" amount isn't that insane anymore.
979.
by consp 3y ago
They also have survivorship bias. Wooden palisades are effective but tend not to survive time.
980.
by consp 3y ago
> It pre-assumes the amount owed is correct (in both the calculated and the policy sense) and sets the expectation that you probably owe whatever the pre-calculated amount is. Considering the penalties for getting it wrong. Simply no. Yo
981.
by consp 3y ago
> A perfect world would have people writing a check for their entire annual tax just before stepping into the voting booth. That would definitely be a horrible idea. No, I won't vote for drivable roads because I just payed my taxes,
982.
by consp 3y ago
> And even the article admits that making taxes easier to file has the side effect of "decoupling public sentiment and policy changes" (that is, making "tax increases by stealth" easier) How on earth is this possible?
983.
by consp 3y ago
At my alma mater it also replaced all existing programming courses for non ee/cs students, replacing Java and Delphi still lingering around from days past. Multi platform support is very important which is one of the reasons to use jav
984.
by consp 3y ago
Time to get the svn praise back and do it sarcasticly.
985.
by consp 3y ago
Impossibility to get parts legally due to sanctions.
986.
by consp 3y ago
> Is there maybe a subset of Linux applications that it could run soon? A proxy, nfs, some database server, http server, firewall? You first need to port drivers for your -specific- network and io chipset. And if you want adoption and pe
987.
by consp 3y ago
> the UK politicians spent the contributions on other things I'm pretty sure this is by design and the end result is as well.
988.
by consp 3y ago
You pretty much need the full MRZ or be lucky you get the right part (date of birth, document expiry and document number used) data at the bottom, it's unlikely you can brute force this in the fleeting time available with a run-by scan
989.
by consp 3y ago
I wonder how many people will ignore it. This happens with the "turn off adaptive cruise control" signs as well and results in sudden braking for no obvious reason, especially in tunnels.
990.
by consp 3y ago
The low friction tires are less durable afaik. I've noticed this in practice with the comparison between my plugin and others full electric which almost always have those kind of tires. N=1 of course. Edit: also, the APK is only after

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