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by deaddodo 3y ago
Well, that has no effect on the standards themself, just the onus of execution. So it's a moot point. That being said the government will step in when things are obviously non-conforming, if you'd rather just report them. Which is
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Right, and California was still on them constantly. Which is probably one of the primary reasons they moved.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
I mean, you answered your own conundrum here. Profit is an overlay of Revenue, minus some other overlay. In this case, your profit is 1:1 with your revenue. But you certainly have profit.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
You have to go to the regional shop: https://murena.com/america/shop/smartphones/brand-new/murena... I'm not in the US, so I assume that's why I get a 404 for the product, but maybe it's j
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by deaddodo 3y ago
It's only counterintuitive if you assume that Germans are innately more safe than other people. I've lived and worked in both places, I can assure you that the standards are pretty similar. The main difference being that issues in
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by deaddodo 3y ago
No, but they will certainly sue Tesla for copious sums of money via civil suits and worker's comp; if the company is operating unlawfully and at cause for their injury. The perpetual "at will is abusive by design" argument do
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Well, you're wrong. No matter how you'd like to downvote me.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> What do you want to bet injuries are high elsewhere and Germany just has better reporting. Their first plant was California. I know there's some weird need on the internet to conflate the US as a whole, but California is pretty so
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by deaddodo 3y ago
If you think California has inordinately lower safety standards to Germany, I've got a bridge to sell you. That being said; yes, this has been an operating modal for Tesla from the beginning. California had to sanction and fine the com
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by deaddodo 3y ago
I was going to say, Americans don't generally eat mutton but lamb isn't terribly uncommon. Lamb is already difficult to get right, which is why many go out to get it (Indian and Middle Eastern, most commonly); mutton is even more
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> I have never heard of anyone referring to a CNA (certified nursing assistant) as a 'nurse' Because you represent 100%, or even a significant minority, of Americans. /s > What most people mean by 'nurse' is a
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Reading the headline, I thought this was going to refer to the open layout school campuses similar to what is common in the Southwest US. Pleasently surprised at a little piece of history I was unaware of.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
I mean, all of the Germanic languages are superficially similar if you know what to look for: * Jeg drikker god maelk * Ich trinke gute Milch But I would be hard pressed to say they're more similar than Dutch: * Ik drink goede melk Or
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by deaddodo 3y ago
East Frisian is technically the closest extant lingua, but is rather niche. Old English would be mutually intelligle to Frisian speakers. Dutch is the next nearest. It's a "Germanic" language in that it's in the same fam
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by deaddodo 3y ago
They weren't really trying to spin it off. Regardless, that's not why people "revolted"; people were annoyed that their legacy subscriptions (streaming + DVDs) would no longer exist and that they would have to buy two 10
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> They offered me a job years ago but on the stipulation that I (and everyone else) worked out of their Los Gatos office. Netflix has a major office in Los Angeles, and it has software engineering staff. I'm aware of at least a coup
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by deaddodo 3y ago
The comparison here is so vague as to be useless. There are 4 categories of nurse, and I can assure you that A) a CNA and RN (let alone an APRN) are very different jobs with different requirements and wage/salary brackets and that B) K
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Considering Dutch is the nearest (major) linguistic neighbor, that makes a ton of sense.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
If we're being honest, the only thing that differentiates an interpreted and compiled language is intention (design decisions that make one implementation versus the other easier) and what you choose to run the language through. You ca
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by deaddodo 3y ago
I don't even care about any of that. I care that literally everytime I click a fandom link, I immediately regret it; with my browser coming to a crawl and being forcefed a dozen ads. And even if you tried to ignore them, any interact
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> 3) Even with tips, workers can't make ends meet as housing and other basic living costs have gone through the roof. There's a nationally recognized worker shortage, and it's because even taking extra shifts and providing
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by deaddodo 3y ago
The largest proponents of tipping have always been the service staff themselves (followed closely by restaurants). The service staff like it because they generally take home far more than minimum wage (something they're still guarantee
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Yeah, it's useless to comment on a post if you only read the first paragraph. But cool. You do you.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> So is 25 million. :) Cool. I don't agree with any gradient of unnecessary/negligent deaths.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
You're not an authority nor do you have any data to back it up. It's appealing to the two authorities of research on the topic, not the FDA versus JoeRogan592's blogspot. So it's not quite equivalent, but your point abou
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by deaddodo 3y ago
I mean, 55k excess deaths is still a pretty massive number. But, like most of these stats, it probably lies somewhere between the minimum and maximum, unless one of the parties was outright lying.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Honestly, although it's a heavy task, I don't think it's something worth being dissuaded from. I would argue that, in some ways at least, it's easier to do so today than before since we actually have a comprehensive stan
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by deaddodo 3y ago
I mean, LadyBird is extremely young and coming along at a pretty decent pace. Though, to be fair, the main author does have some extensive experience in the realm. I, personally, would love to see some alternative engines to the monoculture
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Sure. There were plenty that liked it. The technology was divisive, at the very least, and complaints of headaches were fairly common. I would say my personal group of gamer friends was probably split 50/50.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Sure, I could logically make that connection. But I guess comparing it to something like Nigerian where all friends/family of an equal level are "brother"/"sister" or higher level "aunty"/"u

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