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by g-b-r 2y ago
If it's so they're hardly independent agencies, and the point of this executive order is indeed to eliminate the independence.
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by g-b-r 2y ago
It's to be seen how "interpretation" is interpreted, if the president can declare it doesn't mean what it clearly does. If a law is too much subject to interpretation, anyhow, the congress, which is the branch deputed at
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by g-b-r 2y ago
Again, they're accountable to the laws that regulate them and the judicial system, in their every action. It's something extremely common in normal democracies, and if it's really antithetical to US civics, that's just a
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by g-b-r 2y ago
> I'm not sure we'd want to have an unelected executive agencies that is unaccountable to head of the executive branch. That just wouldn't even make sense. Independent agencies, that execute their mission rather than the w
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by g-b-r 2y ago
You'd have to make at most extremely limited exceptions (for example, no, a generic "national security" concern would not be a limited exception). I'm convinced that the benefits of such a norm would far outweigh the dow
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by g-b-r 2y ago
> I'm not one of the people that has been concerned about that, but I'm curious to what extent this alleviates those concerns among those that have had them. I am, it's mind-blowing to me that anyone would login to a searc
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by g-b-r 2y ago
Checking your web search sources and credibility is a lot easier
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by g-b-r 2y ago
> An Inspector-General is in charge of inspecting and auditing, as the name would suggest. That requires being impartial in absolute terms Yes, she's sure going to be replaced by someone impartial...
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by g-b-r 2y ago
And it was just a compromise with the republicans
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by g-b-r 2y ago
and, probably, have his own militia
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by g-b-r 2y ago
What concerns me the most is that I haven't heard talks of fixing the core problem, which was Korean's constitution. You can argue if what Yoon did was illegal or not, but it was close enough to legal that the military obeyed his
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by g-b-r 2y ago
Their first president, quickly turned dictator, grew up in the US The korean war veterans must have felt so proud..
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by g-b-r 2y ago
So far as you say that upfront
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by g-b-r 2y ago
Just as in personal relations, sending a final message rather than ghosting can be uncomfortable, but that's not an excuse not to do it. If/when you don't want to interact further, just say it (hopefully stating the reasons,
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by g-b-r 2y ago
Had they let it hit 100% it would have been obvious they had the data. They've sure been careful to avoid that, by only using a portion of it or some other technique
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by g-b-r 2y ago
So sad Among everything else, he made me discover one of my favourite bands, Au Revoir Simone
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by g-b-r 2y ago
Just be sure to watch the longer, two-parts version; it's bewildering how much the ending was butchered, and changed, in the theatrical one
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by g-b-r 2y ago
100% for his Dune Hopefully it will get reappraised, now
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by g-b-r 2y ago
Not to argue, but I don't understand why someone downvoted it
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by g-b-r 2y ago
It's exactly the opposite, but ok
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by g-b-r 2y ago
Yeah it's a conspiracy of the media, not even supporting neonazis salvages him from the hate : ' (
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by g-b-r 2y ago
> You know absolutely nothing about what I know or have experience with based on that message. Sarted using it at 14, still only use a handful of commands, don't think it's complex
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by g-b-r 2y ago
Except that it can't, and doesn't, always work
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by g-b-r 2y ago
Nope Software engineers benefit from good tools as well, and having to spend months to get to know a vcs well enough doesn't benefit anyone Would would be the one good git workflow, in your opinion?
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by g-b-r 2y ago
I expected it to be about holding down the spacebar :/
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by g-b-r 2y ago
If you think it's simple you don't really know it. It's not that the supposed concepts that are hard, it's that it has one of the messiest interfaces and set of documentation ever devised for a software. And there are ha
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by g-b-r 2y ago
They're based on your message
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by g-b-r 2y ago
I am horrified by the article's last paragraph. Teach RESET instead of checkout??? The command with the most likelihood to make you lose work, and leave you with permanent errors?? And with the most convoluted usage and documentation?
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by g-b-r 2y ago
It seems you don't think it's complex because you only learned a bunch of commands, and do basic things And I'd bet you have little familiarity with its documentation, which in itself is one of the worst I've ever ran in
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by g-b-r 2y ago
I would wager that above 90% (of those using command-line git) do, after at most a few weeks of heavy git usage It takes no time to add some, and it's not necessary to put them online and synchronize them; it would be a no-brainer for

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