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6y ago
I think you're right, he knew there was one but didn't peer into it for fear of being trapped by it. Seeing the future makes it absolute in Dune, hence Leto's bloodline development program with Siona.
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6y ago
Paul foresaw the Golden Path, but I don't think that was until after the jihad in the second book. That's why he went off to the desert isn't it? He took the path and was trapped by it.
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6y ago
US policy has been moving towards energy independence from Bush, Obama, and through Trump. We're pretty much there now, OPEC can't drive up prices without US shale producers ramping up production, sharply limiting their control.
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6y ago
Virtually every decision we make as a society is a trade off, from highway speed limits to school funding. We never optimize for the lowest possible risk of death.
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6y ago
The mRNA vaccines being tested may need down to -70°C cold storage during transport and immediately before use, so quite a logistical challenge. Prioritizing those most at risk will be critical to knocking down the CFR dramatically.
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6y ago
I get a steady flow of misdirected email for UK and SoCal namefellows, going on 10 years now. SoCal guy got roped into Scientology but the UK fellow has had a stellar military career, at least according to the intros I’ve seen. The most int
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6y ago
It's another layer of security, raising the difficulty and lowering the chance of success.
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6y ago
Mixing light industrial with commercial restaurant in a single building / space sounds like a nightmare to get approved. You can't be doing welding, metalworking, spray painting, and dealing with gasoline, oil, and other industria
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6y ago
It's a hotel, people would immediately use that cockpit for all sorts of things that are hard to clean and could damage the equipment.
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6y ago
Possibly because your example penalizes frugal savers, or that your concern is focused on people making $100k+/yr.
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6y ago
I've been touch typing since high school, but I did switch to blank key caps and 60/80% mechanical formats about 15 years ago. The benefits I saw were: I'd still occasionally glance at Function/Number keys, that was fixe
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> I think positioning 100,000 American troops would deter the CCP. Given the New Territories is connected to the mainland, I would position them all on Hong Kong Island to defend against any potential naval invasion. That's not posi
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6y ago
They matter in swing States like Florida, where 57% of Cuban-Americans voted for Trump and 66% of all Latinos voted for the Republican Governor DeSantis.
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6y ago
Cloudflare has always been different than a generic CDN - their tagline is "The Web Performance and Security Company". Most of their features are focused on those things, and they don't really support video streaming / e
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6y ago
My thoughts exactly - if I felt they burned me over $2k on my personal account they'd quickly lose a couple orders of magnitude more than that on corporate.
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6y ago
From the article: > Cloudflare was the least helpful service I could have imagined given the circumstances. A long term user and on and off customer thinks they were attacked for two days and you don’t lift a finger? > File this under
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6y ago
I associate cargo pants with middle aged and older men, a holdover from the 90's when they were popular, not manual labor. Not many "work pants" even have cargo pockets,
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6y ago
> When you do drugs, you're only really harming yourself. Though buying (some) drugs is like buying blood diamonds, funding misery for your own satisfaction.
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6y ago
I'd guess public outcry - people despise this type of practice and Shopify endorsing it would hurt their brand.
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Apple's stance on IAP isn't unknown, Spotify fought them and eventually just started charging a 30% premium on iOS subscriptions. Hey could do the same thing and likely will, but a public fight in the meantime is generating buzz.
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Basecamp obviously knew this would go down like this. The cynic in me thinks this controversy was planned from the beginning as a PR / marketing exercise.
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6y ago
Yes it is interesting. Most likely not what the lawmakers intended at the time, but the law itself doesn't limit the scope. It's a great outcome, but unfortunate that it takes the Supreme Court to get there.
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From my layman’s view, they argued that the existing law did not cover sexual orientation, while the 6 argued that “on the basis of sex” does despite lawmakers making no mention of it in the bill. That’s not such a wild stretch, but it is r
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6y ago
I loved Techshop, I learned so much. The way they aggressively pushed people to invest in their last 2 years was a huge red flag for me though.
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Eh, I'm not strongly against the Amish but I wouldn't hold them up as an ideal. They are theocratic communities with strictly gendered roles, harsh discipline, and practice shunning and excommunication of their undesirables.
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Asymptomatic spread was confirmed as significant the end of Feb when they tested the cruise passengers, and most of Asia already had some form of mandatory mask order in place. Widespread mask usage was shown in at least a few NIH studies t
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Here's an extended quote of his, found on Snopes fact check. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/surgeon-general-against-ma... > One of the things [the general public] shouldn’t be doing is going out and buying m
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Stocks are rebounding globally, not just in the US markets, though are still down over 6 months.
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It’s useful for any thefts from their store so they had it in place already. It’s not the first time they’ve dealt with smash and grabs.
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Here's the source article: https://ny.eater.com/2020/5/11/21253853/masa-sushi-takeout-c... I'm pretty surprised Masa of all places would do this. Especially telling people the rice can sit on t
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