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Boeing gives 737 MAX 10 jet a low-key rollout
(geekwire.com)
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Or it means he's got such a huge ego, he considers himself an improvement.
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It doesn't (necessarily) drive down wages because immigration expands the size of the market, there are more people to buy from and sell to.
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For some people/tasks, these are the exact types of things accomplished faster in an IDE.
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Because attending Harvard is a privilege, walking down a public sidewalk is a right.
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Sure thing. But my point is that, if I steal a car and get caught we're not "adjudicating cars". I'm presumed innocent, but the crime of stealing cars isn't ever conflated with regular driving around.
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Ideally that makes sense to me, but unfortunately courts take a long of time and don't always pursue cases thoroughly. Given that reality, I don't know how an institution is supposed to handle the following scenario without their
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The way this article conflates sex with sexual assault really creeps me out. The first sentence states: Four feminist law professors at Harvard Law School have been telling some alarming truths about the tribunals that have been adjudicati
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The United States itself had "open borders" for a long period of time. There was mass immigration from Ireland, Italy, and many other places and it worked out quite well for us. Even today, we have "open borders" within
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The president's campaign chairman (Paul Manafort), campaign manager (Rick Gates), lawyer (Michael Cohen), and national security advisor (Michael Flynn) would love to hear about this lack of evidence.
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> In reality people don't generally get their identities stolen, institutions/organizations fail to properly verify it. This reminds me of a great Mitchell and Webb sketch. https://youtu.be/CS9ptA3Ya9E
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The short story "Anxiety is the Dizziness of Freedom" has an interesting take on this theme, where the many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics is true, and a device lets people communicate with parallel realities. They sta
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Is this it? https://www.technologyreview.com/s/513781/moores-law-and-the... (I found it elsewhere among these comments)
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I'm on a phone so links are hard, but I'll throw in... - Woodworking for mere mortals, it's a series that goes into detail about basic things for beginner woodworkers. - PBS Spacetime, they cover astronomy and cosmology at a
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They gave slightly more to republicans last time around: https://www.opensecrets.org/pacs/pacgot.php?cycle=2018&cmte=...
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> The question to me is whether salesforce executives really think they can stop their customers from selling guns, or whether they are just virtue signalling. It's neither. There are a number of unsavory industries that people choo
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Here's an interesting write-up about Seattle. The tldr is that it's about 280 meters for the median, 341 for the mean, in the city proper. https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-average-distance-between-s...
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Carta was just valued at $1.7B, in a deal some see as rich
(techcrunch.com)
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What saves Airbus is the extra MCAS system, and a stronger regulatory environment, and most importantly a jet that has the engines mounted in the proper place so it doesn't have a tendency to stall.
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If I could convince you that the largest block of visa overstays are from Canada, and that a good chunk of them are from European countries, would you reconsider whether targeting Hispanic people is racist? https://www.statista.c
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Actual statistics show most terrorists are not Arab, they're homegrown right-wingers. https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/01/homegrown-...
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I have asked for a citation numerous times because I was genuinely curious to learn more about a topic. Not all discourse online is combative.
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Wall street isn't a protected class.
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The obvious analogy would be banning jihadi content, which it does.
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The dystopian angle to healthcare rationing is the realization that we already do ration care. We do it with dollars rather than by need or outcome.
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The certainly fanned the flames of Seth Rich conspiracy theories: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Seth_Rich#Fox_News_r...
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This seems like a weird structure, why would anyone ever convert Class B stock to Class A?
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Joe Rogans Galaxy Brain
(slate.com)
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It depends on how well you want to "define" something. Wikipedia describing a duck: Duck is the common name for a large number of species in the waterfowl family Anatidae which also includes swans and geese. Ducks are divided amo
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Ideally competitors drugs will have been brought to market by then, or patents will have expired.
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