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by enkid 5y ago
This has nothing to do with my question, and is suggesting that Republicans sent out more stimulus than Democrats when we passed bipartisan bills for stimulus checks under both Republican and Democrat administration. Republicans have conti
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by enkid 5y ago
Senators from West Virginia do not represent the mainstream Democrat views, so let's not cherry pick an example that ended over a decade ago. Instead, let's have a substantive conversation about policy. What specific policies are
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by enkid 5y ago
What is the typical state of matter at 3 kelvin in deep space?
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by enkid 5y ago
I don't think it's related to a time period, more just random external factors. Obviously, there has to be some periodicity because a there's no such thing as a back to back crash, it would just bigger crash, but I don'
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by enkid 5y ago
The last crisis happened a little less than a decade ago, and crisises happen way more often than you seem to realize. 2008, 2001, 1987, 1973 all saw crashes due to some sort of crisis. It seems to happen about once a decade now. There w
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by enkid 5y ago
It's definitely a good natural experiment on the efficacy of these types of laws.
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by enkid 5y ago
Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. It's not ransomware, but it pretended to be for misattribution. How are you contradicting what I said?
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by enkid 5y ago
Is it that the 56th hour you don't do anything, or that the 56th hour makes the other hours 1/55th less productive, therefore making it seem like you are getting something with the extra hour?
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by enkid 5y ago
I mean, notPetya claimed to be ransomware, but you couldn't pay the ransom, so yes, at least some ransomware is politically motivated instead of financially motivated.
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by enkid 5y ago
Enforcing and banning something is very different, especially in China.
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by enkid 5y ago
Is there enough overlap in architecture, packaging, etc., Where collection and distribution of unused chips really makes sense?
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by enkid 5y ago
I'm not a physicist, I'm just trying to represent what's in the article.
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by enkid 5y ago
Absolutely, it's better to have a ransomware attack against the workstations instead of a more developed attack that blew the pipeline up.
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by enkid 5y ago
Is that a swipe against the article? I think she would argue Dark Matter is so over parametrized it no longer makes meaningful predictions. And the argument that any new particle requires a new quantum field makes total sense. So Dark Ma
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by enkid 5y ago
All previous evidence of life on Mars (which there have been a lot of claims about) have proven false. (Including similar claims about potential evidence based on rovers). That is what makes this an extraordinary claim.
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by enkid 5y ago
That leads to a 403 error for me.
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by enkid 5y ago
They do the same things the bigger chips do faster and with less power.
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by enkid 5y ago
I don't think this is a good example. Zelda: Link's Awakening, while ground breaking, can be, and has been improved upon. Using those resources to create a better user experience is not inefficiency. That's the entire poin
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by enkid 5y ago
So, you admit there is such a thing as wire and mail fraud, and those laws should exist, and yet if someone is convicted of those crimes it is automatically because they couldn't convict them of another crime. And you don't know
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by enkid 5y ago
Are you saying he didn't commit a crime or he shouldn't be held legally responsible for what he did? I don't see how your view is consistent with anything else.
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by enkid 5y ago
You can't lie to your employer about receiving money from another company in exchange for preferential treatment. That's the definition of fraud. So, yes, receiving the bribes was absolutely illegal
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by enkid 5y ago
He was defrauding his own company by rigging the selection process. The kickbacks are explicitly stated as the core of the case on the DoJ site.
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by enkid 5y ago
Sure. I was being mostly flippant, and you're correct, a regulation has to be regular. But I doubt the OP is seriously advocation we start inconsistently applying laws.
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by enkid 5y ago
What does this mean? I'm pretty sure the main alternative- China - is both over regulated and is very bureaucratic.
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by enkid 5y ago
Is it just me, or is the "continuation" grammatical but completely nonsensical? It talks about infants being thrown into dust bins and calling them animals - not in an intentional way. It talks about trying to crawl away from th
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by enkid 5y ago
Acceleration isn't relative, velocity is. An object undergoes acceleration when a force is applied to it. Objects "know" when they are being accelerated, just like how you know you're being pulled down by gravity. The
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by enkid 5y ago
I agree that more should have been done, but the director of the OPM did resign, which is basically being fired in that kind of position. https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2015/07/10/421783403.
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by enkid 5y ago
It's possible it's a side effect of something else. Maybe they are using directed microwaves to power eavesdropping equipment, and the individuals in proximity to that equipment are getting sick.
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by enkid 5y ago
Even when not perfectly matched, the flu vaccine does offer some protection.
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by enkid 6y ago
I am American, and I understand how health insurance works, and the fact that people are put into a position where it doesn't make sense to buy health insurance is the problem, not that individuals make that choice.

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