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by drdec 3y ago
I think perhaps you meant "git switch [-c] foo"
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by drdec 3y ago
> unless they aren't deducting software development at all What business does not deduct salaries from their income when reporting taxes? I'm open to a counter-example where this makes sense.
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by drdec 3y ago
Learning mathematics teaches you general concepts of critical thinking. For example, the way to solve a quadratic is to reduce it to a form one knows how to solve (via competing the square). The specifics of the mathematics are not the priz
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by drdec 3y ago
> Properly written software does not have the same potential for error. To err is human, to really foul things up requires a computer. As a user, how do you know that the tax software you are using was "properly written"?
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by drdec 3y ago
JSPs are implemented by transpiling them into servlets, so JSPs without the servlets doesn't really save anything (assuming you want to re-use what's out there).
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by drdec 3y ago
A better question is - is math an inherent part of the universe or is it a uniquely human construct?
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by drdec 3y ago
> I don't think they were counting on how rapidly Internet streaming would take over Ironically, those set top makers were in a perfect position to take advantage of it. They could have been Roku - they already had huge market pene
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by drdec 3y ago
I think the idea is to solve the problem you can solve. Getting police fired is much more difficult than getting information shared.
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by drdec 3y ago
> It should be obvious to anyone who thinks about it for two seconds that the post office is financed from the general tax base This is not true in the US, the post office budget is separate and not subsidized by taxes.
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by drdec 3y ago
> Even if there was a kid who spent too many hours reading, you'd probably be like "hey you need to go outside once in a while" This was my mother. So I read outside.
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by drdec 3y ago
> The interesting thing to me is why we don't have more universities starting in the short term. This is a market with a high barrier to entry and those customer base is shrinking. Not really a good environment for new entrants.
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by drdec 3y ago
> The only fair thing to do is to get rid of this system Another approach would be to expand the size of the elite institutions to serve all who belong.
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by drdec 3y ago
The headline is misleading, the amendment would limit remote work for the state of Ohio.
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by drdec 3y ago
Right, you demo the existing building and rebuild one that will satisfy the window per bedroom requirement efficiently. I'm sure people reading HN can imagine a multitude of solutions. We just need to reach the tipping point where the
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by drdec 3y ago
You have misrepresented my position. I never opposed building up.
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by drdec 3y ago
A good church will welcome a non-believer. It's an opportunity to change your mind.
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by drdec 3y ago
> we can build condos etc, but they don't exist now and there aren't enough planned. You are dismissing my solution because we aren't currently doing it yet your is even less realistic?
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by drdec 3y ago
If the housing supply weren't artificially limited, this might make sense. But it makes more sense to remove the regulations preventing more housing from being built instead.
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by drdec 3y ago
Turkey's situation was discussed in the article, I highly recommend reading it.
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by drdec 3y ago
I fear that structuring the companies that way will eliminate the advantage of being vertical and so the investment would revert to not being worth it.
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by drdec 3y ago
What about industries where it is difficult or impossible to crack without a large investment? In that case, new competitors might arise from established companies expanding vertically, but very few can come from brand new companies. Might
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by drdec 3y ago
> London has it relatively easy; the only layer of government above it is the national one. Is that actually true? I mean, are there no vestiges of England, Scotland and Wales in the UK?
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by drdec 3y ago
Perhaps but would the Star Wars universe be the right setting for them? Probably not.
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by drdec 3y ago
Perhaps because, as the article cites, the streaming platform has lost $9 billion dollars since it launched.
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by drdec 3y ago
This is absolutely part of it. Your favorite Star Wars movies are the ones you saw as a child.
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by drdec 3y ago
If that were true they would have reined in Rian Johnson in episode 8. Frankly if that were true they would be in a lot better position. I don't care about the supposedly woke stuff, I'm talking about the direction of the plot. E
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by drdec 3y ago
Did you try resizing your window?
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by drdec 3y ago
I used to do that when I masked because when I took the mask off, my facial hair would get activated and itchy. So if I weren't at a place where I could wash my hands, I just kept the mask on as it was easier to keep my hands off my f
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by drdec 3y ago
Agreeing and just pointing out how the ultimate cost of inflation is being borne by the wage earners. Once again they lose out.
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by drdec 3y ago
Typically the copyright belongs to the journal which published the results.

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