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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
In my organization the tools are great but the people don't put the work in to use them correctly. They rely on meetings and emails to get up to date information when the information can be captured on a ticketing system. My organizati
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
You were too lazy to read the rules of the game
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
According to their website : Neural mapping. Taking 5 minutes to build a scene in space. Relocalization estimating camera pose from a single image. https://nianticlabs.com/news/largegeospatialmodel?hl=en It looks prett
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
>>>Do you have any support for this statement? I haven't heard many people bring up Ukraine as a major reason for voting Trump or not voting Harris. Its a bad look when many citizens are hurting economically and you send billi
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
No we do get it. It’s these modern democrats that are so disconnected from the reality of the American people which is why they lost huge in this election across all racial and demographic lines. Look at NY how does it get that close? The A
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
You’re missing a lot. War is not good and signing peace deals is not a bad thing. Dems lost this election because they’ve become the party of warmongerers. You need to understand that played a big role.
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
I don't give two ears of corn about your sassy ivory tower response. The fact I can resell my physical games and trade/share gives me all the proof i need on ownership.
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
Unfortunately it doesn’t work like that. I’m so pro physical media it’s ridiculous that people can’t be bothered to go in a store and get a copy. They will only care when they get locked out of their account and realize that when steam says
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
Were the papers peer reviewed? How does something like this happen
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
Were their papers peer reviewed? How does something like this happen.
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
I never understood why people take non profit companies as more altruistic than for profit companies. The non profit doesnt mean no profits at all they still have to be profitable. It's just boils down to how the profits are distribute
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
I thought it did have an age limit, I think 45 comes to mind for some reason?
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
>>>> that unregulated capitalism tries to steer humanity into. What part of this economy seems unregulated to you? What a ridiculous notion talking about military contracts no less. You couldn’t be more far off from finding the
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
Define easier. With whose capital would you like to build more houses with? The people coming over the border are doing so to escape poverty and harsh conditions from their respective country. I don’t think telling them to go buy a new hous
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
The people that has crossed the border are seeking asylum and have been estimated to be in 9 million and probably has something significant to do with the 90% more hispanic population growth since it’s predominantly Latinos crossing. You d
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
Has limiting the amount of asylum seekers or people coming over the border to claim asylum crossed your mind?
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
It's good too see I wish gov would make more in house solutions instead of contacting it out. At my department that's all we do. Farm it out to 365 or beltway defense companies
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
that’s the governments in the EU deflecting blame and not admitting they messed up telling people to stay home, in some countries up to a year, and then paying those people to stay home (literally money printing) that it had no direct infl
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
The gov usually contracts out its coding. Waa this made contractors under the federal gov or actual gov employees?
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
>>>It's because we collectively let it get worse What would you suggest we do to make sure it doesn't get worse? A large majority of the population probably has no idea the implications of this outage and what to do about
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
The Trump Admin has been very strong on china, I dont know how you came to the conclusion there will not be support for Taiwan.
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
The article for how much I could read until asking to subscribe blames the countries woes entirely on the USA and geography. No mention of Cartels, blatant corruption, and huge wealth gap. No good discussion can come of such a blinded argum
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
First off your idea is entrapment and generally not tolerated in a free society. Secondly your idea would make sense if you were trying to actually catch criminals. like many other large western cities, policing has become a political issue
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
I believe how they try RICO cases would be a useful precedent.
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
You need to actually prove the board and directors contributed to the criminal act to go after them or created the environment that enabled the lower level employees to act. Which I think they would attest to. Unfortunately, You can't
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
Source?
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
I would guess that are paying for connections. Which when you are dealing with your freedom in criminal cases or in business. That can be worth a lot to you. I wish there was a study done on lawyers to determine if there's some truth t
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
If you have to resort to such an extreme scenario then the ruling probably is a good one.
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
I believe he was saying what else could that portion of the spectrum be used for, if not for FM radio?
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by georgeplusplus 2y ago
>>>Just cutting calories in can make you feel less able to do things, so you automatically cut back on exercise. As someone who has dieted by cutting and counting calories. This wasn’t true, I didn’t have the energy for high inten

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