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corey_moncure
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corey_moncure
5y ago
What if we stopped spending $3.8 trillion on ineffective healthcare, or $1.2 trillion on welfare instead? Or just reduced our spending on those proportionally to save the $1 trillion?
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I've been burned by this so many times that I just simply will never use async in any code that is beyond trivial complexity and/or has performance requirements attached. I'll recommend breaking your solution into small piec
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The CDC collects these statistics. You would find, for instance, that more black people die each year from falling out of bed than they do at the hands of cops while unarmed (Unironically, provably true; look it up before you downvote... id
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The inverse take on this is that entrenched rich interests made all their money during such periods and have now used regulation to "pull up the ladder behind them". People who are foolish with their money will always find a way t
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> 1. The new design and sounds are modern, fresh, clean and beautiful, bringing you a sense of calm and ease. THIS? is the number one point they want to highlight? Feel at ease, user, while we mine all your data and force feed you buggy
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Maybe it wouldn't be so bad-- the church has way better music.
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> as of now politics is entirely focused on the nouns - who, what, when. The immutable states of ones’ person. The answer is to move to a verb-based politics: what does this person do? A sociology teacher I had at UMich said a lot of thi
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On the public face, the politicians talked about t-----ism and A- Q----. Behind the scenes, they're all doing things like this and getting filthy rich: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genie_Energy
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We already have an ideal carbon capture technology optimized by Nature Inc. through a state of the art evolutionary algorithm running trillions of parallel processes for billions of years. It's called Trees (TM). With Trees (TM) the
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"The needs of society can override the individual's right to bodily self-determination". This is the thesis you need to tear down. Whence goes the vaccine, so goes abortion.
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So do you consider VAERS to have a credible tether to reality?
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The owner of the view is taken as the identity for RLS purposes when determining what data is seen in the underlying table(s). So if you select from a view with different users, you always get the same results- whatever the owner of the vi
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I dug a little but couldn't find their operational definition of "underrepresented", which presumably the whole concept hinges on. That could be a good place to start.
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In your example, the bid is 350K and the ask is 250K; this is not like a bid-ask spread in a regulated market, in which the bid is by definition lower than the ask, and any bids that exceed the ask take the ask off the books at exactly the
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The real roadblock with Japanese, in my opinion, is how kanji makes it impossible to absorb new vocabulary through casual reading. We naturally infer the meaning of words from their syntactical and semantic context, but with kanji there&#x
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Someday you will look back on a world where it was okay to laugh at things, and perhaps you will even remember writing this comment.
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6y ago
Never connect it to a network, and install all software from read only CD media, and you'll be just fine.
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Toilet paper is barbaric and uncivilized. We can and absolutely should discontinue it everywhere. If you got poop on your arm, you wouldn't smear it off with dry paper. You'd wash with soap and warm water. Bidet all the way.
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There have been 9 earthquakes in this region of magnitude >= 7.0 since 2011, including the 9.1 Tohoku quake. Of the remaining magnitude >= 7 quakes, 5 were in 2011, 1 was in 2012, and 1 in 2013, and finally the newest one yesterday.
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Tell your 5 year old you're going to give him 10 cookies, but he has a choice. Either he can have the 10 cookies right now, or he can pick up his room, and then he has the option of getting 10 cookies from you any time of the day or n
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I was a heavy Slashdot user before the takeover, and now Hacker News fills the hole in my browsing that Slashdot left. If you're like me, you'll remember the many articles about the vulnerability of Diebold voting machines. This
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The real reason is that 1100 players are ranked ~1600 on Lichess. There's a good site that compares FIDE ratings, Lichess ratings, and Chess.com ratings. Lichess is inflated by many hundred points on the low end. Chess.com is more a
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This is how I've learned to negotiate with my 2 and 3 year olds when they are being intractable and rebellious. They don't like the idea of whatever I'm offering them for some reason, but getting them to admit they want &quo
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>crazy lunatic theories Just in the last four years: Anthony Weiner. Epstein. Dennis Hastert. NXIVM. Matter of public record. Just the ones that come to mind, out of the ones that came to light. >horse shit Check yourself. The sta
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>taking money from bad people isn't ipso facto a bad or dangerous thing What makes a 'bad person', in your view?
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Where did these cables come from?
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This is incorrect. Many of the factors that make the Japan real estate market what it is are codified into law. Furthermore the qualities attested to by the grandparent post are invariant with the current demographic trends, and have exist
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And some blood worms have copper fangs!
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If the pinning came with encryption where the key is not known to the pinned system, I think most would be OK with it. There's no way to know, or demonstrate that anyone could know, the contents of any given file. Furthermore, the fi
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But you're turning food into poop, and exhaling carbon dioxide, as you do so...
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