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What if Universities were as low cost as community colleges, as they are in most of the economically developed world? High tuition colleges only exist prey on low-talent people trying to buy fake credentials. Anybody talented enough to lear
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"4th trimester" is was Karp calls it.
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It's easy to accidentally shaky a baby too hard if you juggle it, especially when you are tired or frustrated so generally it's a safer bet to hold the baby pressed to your body, so any swinging the baby does is swinging your body
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7y ago
ESR means extended support, not "never changes". As long as it is supported (and it is: the bug got fixed), it's appropriate for ESR.
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You are wondering if an IT admin can admin machines in its network? Yes, an IT admin can admin machines in it's network.
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It's named after a world famous beachhead of an invasion. The name isn't that obscure for a feature that invades the userbase with a takeover.
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If you don't trust your software provider, "studies" don't matter. The same but could come through a regular update. If you don't want to be on bleeding edge, that's fine, and if the UI for Normandy is bad, tha
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Yes, that's right, if you install software that had a bug, then if you give someone permission to modify your software, you can get a bug fixes faster.
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https://quoteinvestigator.com/2014/11/18/great-minds/amp/ Not really an Ann Landers thing
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That's certainly the fantasy.
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Their low wages due to capital capturing profits instead of labor makes for decreased tax revenue
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Gig independent contractors pay the same payroll tax as employee/employer pairs.
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You have to squint pretty hard to call Andrew Yang a politician and not a person on a vanity/activism project.
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They deliberately chose to run pre-release performance testing on chrome but not other browsers.
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You can play the windows version on WINE, right?
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It's no more unethical or loophole to suppress taxes when an etf reallocates holding than it is unethical or loophole to suppress taxes when a corporation sells a widget and then buys another one. There is no realized gain to the share
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California is as big as a nation.
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100sqm is undesirable to Americans. We need our living rooms and our man caves and our bedrooms for each child and our back yards.
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Banks give out loans with 0% down.
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You are conflating investment with collateral. Any property you own can be collateral for a loan whose proceeds you can invest.
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What is a home? Why can't you negotiate improvements with your landlord?
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There are a million ways poor people suffer for being poor. In my opinion cataloging all million is less useful than working to acquire and protect wealth, by fighting against (and seizing the resources of) the powerful forces that array ag
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Look around you. A mobile home is generally the most cumbersome and expensive-to-move (and store somewhere!) yet valuable thing you can own. Your car is big but moves under its own power. If a landlord evicts you, any sane law would requi
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Satoshi is for all practical purposes not a billionaire. The assets have not and perhaps will not ever be liquidated.
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The only thing special about a mobile home is that usually (non-mobile-home) you either rent or own land+house as a bundle, not rent land and own house (or the far less common vice versa). Besides that it's just the classic trade-off b
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Saying you don't see a problem is absolutely disgusting. The Rikers cases are miscarriages of justice and the two famous cases led to changes in the law to prevent some future horrors.
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More than rural Americans or urban Americans? I'd assume that rural people everywhere drink more because there is less else to do, at least before the modern era of electronic entertainment
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There is nothing stopping drinking on playdates.
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One regular drink is 100 of these proof points. A pint of strong beer is 2 drinks. 2 pints of medium beer is indeed a generally good amount to drink in one meal or before you pause for a while. Obviously how many minutes better drinks is a
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"proof points" are usually called "drinks". 1 "drink" is 0.5oz of alcohol (1oz 100proof shot, 12oz can of American swill beer, or a half-pint of real beer, or one glass of wine).
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