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by eschulz 4y ago
I also went through that book many years ago. It was great to start with no experience and make an app that could be working online at no cost!
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by eschulz 4y ago
Unfortunately it can be upvoted by people who mean well and want to bring awareness to climate issues. This is a setback for those of us who really want to understand what's going on with droughts this year. For example, is the Color
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by eschulz 4y ago
I think an article you may be referring to is the in-depth Strong Towns series that analyzes Galesburg, Illinois. Galesburg is by no means a suburb, and in many ways it's more comparable to a big city since it dominates its county and
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by eschulz 4y ago
Are taxes not higher in Detroit for things like fast food? I'm asking since I think Detroit does have the highest property taxes in the state and one of the highest in the country.
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by eschulz 4y ago
Would reducing 5% of water from this point in Louisiana not also have a noticeable impact and that state's environment? I could see a significant legal battle here, much bigger than we've seen in cases where other states down stre
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by eschulz 4y ago
I'm not sure they're much better. From the SHARING PERSONAL INFORMATION WITH THIRD PARTIES section of their privacy page: We may share your personal information in the instances described below Third parties as required to (i) sat
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by eschulz 4y ago
Illinois is generally in the bottom three of states for pensions being underfunded, and Chicago is normally the city with the highest or second highest sales tax in the US. As an Illinois resident I'm concerned about the high percentag
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by eschulz 4y ago
The US military is sometimes quite involved in disaster relief efforts, so I feel as though this makes sense. Also, I think they're constantly tinkering around with new toys and techniques.
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by eschulz 4y ago
MLS is also a good place to see some of Europe's biggest stars play in the final years of their careers. I've always thought a league full of almost-retired legends was a good way to get some publicity.
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by eschulz 4y ago
In this case we're not talking about age of consent for sexual activity, but instead for a business activity. The financial lure may be even stronger for a 21 year old since people at that age may have more financial responsibilities a
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by eschulz 4y ago
I think an enormous percentage of people in their early and mid 20s are largely clueless about predatory business practices and how they can be impacted by them. Everyone is different, but I personally may have been more vulnerable to shady
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by eschulz 4y ago
Ok, but you're adding a bunch of rules and some people are just out looking for ways to use their willingness to break rules as a competitive advantage.
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by eschulz 4y ago
That seems to frequently be the surprising thing about these corruption cases. I'm reminded of the fascinating case where journalists in Chicago bought a bar to investigate corruption. They were shocked at $10 bribes getting things d
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by eschulz 4y ago
I agree. The Putin regime has paid such an enormous price over the last three months that I'm now concerned they might take egregious and insane steps at any time. These steps would be to save face, and I think they can in part be avoi
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by eschulz 4y ago
What are the most water-intensive forms of agriculture per calorie produced? Which are the most water-intensive forms of agricultural commodities per dollar of value produced?
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by eschulz 4y ago
I think many public figures, including Karine Jean-Pierre, pushed the narrative that Russia helped Trump cheat in 2020. But yes, the gerrymandering issue is also at play. Using the term "stolen" is very serious, and people in auth
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by eschulz 4y ago
Yes it's unsettling that public figures in the current and previous administration have publicly expressed their belief that the 2016 and 2020 elections, respectively, were stolen. I wish that could be changed.
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by eschulz 4y ago
I'm not sure the vaccine and covid stuff had a big part in the removal of the dislike button, but I too consider the disappearance of video dislikes to be a specific trait of the Biden era.
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by eschulz 5y ago
Given how much trouble they're having in Ukraine, I can't imagine Putin or his immediate subordinates doing that. If he's lost his mind that much then I think there would be an immediate coup in Russia.
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by eschulz 5y ago
They still could suffer an attack from Russia. At least before the current Russian war of aggression they could get some business from that country without upsetting too many people, now they have to face likely ransom attacks from Russia
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by eschulz 5y ago
Also, I think the Swedish military would likely be a very formidable opponent to anyone trying to invade Sweden. The tricky part would be if Russia simply fired rockets or missiles into Sweden (but I don't see any point to them doing
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by eschulz 5y ago
You're right
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by eschulz 5y ago
The main thing about money, Bud, is that it makes you do things you don't want to do. -Lou Mannheim
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by eschulz 5y ago
I know someone who augmented his English study by spending more time on the bus than necessary and sitting near old ladies who were chatting amongst each other. They tend to speak slower and with more clarity. Tactics like these really help
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by eschulz 5y ago
You're right since this not only killed many thousands but demonstrated that the US was completely capable in destroying any Japanese city at their whim. Sure rearming and maintaining aircraft can take days, but at this point the Japan
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by eschulz 5y ago
Yes absolutely since that field will only continue to grow. Make cloud computing super beginner friendly like Heroku. I think an opportunity can be found in approaching search. They already have so much data about what people are interested
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by eschulz 5y ago
Was the screaming guy no paying for some service?
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by eschulz 5y ago
I've noticed that the covid crisis has resulted in steady or even growing home purchases, many of them as second homes. In the US there was a lot of talk in 2021 of those who had not lost their jobs sitting on more liquidity than ever
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by eschulz 5y ago
Yeah I would have made it differently for sure. The statue's artist and promoters wanted it to be popular, and Roosevelt was a hero in part for his Rough Riders cavalry unit so I assumer they were trying to hit on that part of his life
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by eschulz 5y ago
I see what you're saying. Roosevelt was an odd person, and that lead him to do many things that I think were instrumental to his greatness. As for policy for the US, was a progressive and all about moving forward. Physically speaking,

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