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4y ago
I'd also think that someone making 500+ mile trips would be very interested in the seats.
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4y ago
Then your net worth is $110 and when you give away $10 your net worth goes down $10.
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4y ago
The US Government funds much more than any handful of rich people, and many times more than all of the charitable giving in the US every year. State and local government spending just piles on to the government spending side of the equatio
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4y ago
I am not a portrait artist despite having a camera. Instead of hiring a portrait painter, I hire a photographer. It’s much cheaper now, so I can afford to hire many portraits throughout my life. It still takes an artist to get a good por
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4y ago
I’d say being alive and obese is healthier than dying earlier from diseases we’ve been successful at tackling. Obese doesn’t mean anything close to being unable to work and be productive for society. A 6ft tall man is obese at 220. Hardl
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4y ago
Also, apologies for responding to you twice with the same thing. I think I mixed something up and didn't intend to do that
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4y ago
If you upload it to GitHub, you've already granted them a license to use it to improve their service. You aren't sharing it with GitHub under your custom BSD license, you're sharing it with GitHub users under that.
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4y ago
You give GitHub the right to use anything you upload to improve their service. What you're trying to say is after you create your GitHub account and agree to that, you're posting magic words(OSS License) that somehow binds GitHub
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4y ago
They're also allowed to add new services anytime they'd like.
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4y ago
The blog post articulates how GitHub TOS does allow CoPilot.
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4y ago
Sorry, I meant and to be inclusive as a couple distinct examples, not that they needed to be both. She was in the Capitol building illegally.
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4y ago
A vast majority of protestors aren’t in jail. Entering the Capitol building and attacking police officers are two actions that caused many of the hundreds to be put in jail.
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4y ago
Nancy, or Paul, Pelosi weren’t even engaged in any discourse on twitter with his attacker. It sounds like you’re saying in order for discourse to be safe, people with power over communication needs to regulate other people on our behalf? T
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4y ago
They're in prison for actions they took, not voicing criticism.
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4y ago
Is that something you see as a danger because of Elon taking over Twitter?
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4y ago
What does it mean to engage in discourse safely?
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4y ago
He wasn't exactly known for cars or rockets either.
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4y ago
This sounds like it violates prop 209 unless either the program predates 1996, or anyone can get tutoring despite it's specific program name.
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4y ago
Considering verified accounts are less than 1% of twitter, there is a lot more upside to average Joe paying $20/mo for it. Beyond status, it's a way for influencers to communicate they are the official accounts for their follower
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4y ago
He isn't in the boomer generation.
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4y ago
I think you're confusing what AP is supposed to do. It's adaptive cruise control + lane keep assist.
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4y ago
You're hitting a wall because you changed your tune from "plumbing/electrical/insulation" to square foot size, and you're being rude. I don't think anyone disagrees that overall prices have gone up in hom
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4y ago
I mean, I'd love to save for a home with a tax advantaged account. That sounds so good that if I ever planned on moving I'd want to max out my contributions to that, sell my house, take the money I earn from that house and dump i
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4y ago
It is. Smaller square foot houses tend to go for more per sq ft. That said, my house is 1700 sq ft built mid 50s. We looked at many anywhere from 1500-3000k built in the 50s and 60s. But a 1700sq ft house built in the 50s doesn’t get di
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4y ago
Withdrawals are subject to taxes which is fair because you haven't paid taxes on it yet. While there may be some wiggle room for 401k administrators or the IRS, generally if you don't have other resources for a down payment on a
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4y ago
Homes built in the 1950s don't sell for discounts in my town. They might have added some attic insulation for a few thousand dollars, but the walls, plumbing and electrical is probably original. Some of our priciest neighborhoods are
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4y ago
I know several people that walked away from homes in 2008 and if they had a good job they bought another home for half the price down the street. Your fears didn't materialize for them. Every one of them bought nicer homes as well.
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4y ago
I'm not sure I understand. It's quite easy to take money out of your 401k without penalty for a first time home buyer. How could it be easier than just requesting the money?
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4y ago
People often plan for marriages will be forever too. Life happens.
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4y ago
Mexico also has rights to some of that water. It is undeniably a sovereign state.
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