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9y ago
That's not how damages work though. A factory worth $1 million can create hundreds of millions of dollars of damages with a spill or accident.
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I don't think it needs to be an either or. I would like to see this swatter executed and I would like to see major police tactics reform.
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I use AWS and find that it is "cheap as fuck." The reason is that my product is very expensive per unit of compute used, so my infrastructure costs are less than 1% of my revenue. I compete on other things and had $35K revenue las
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9y ago
If you detect irregularities you can deny them health insurance.
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Four separate gasoline engines would be very heavy and a single engine with distribution driveshafts would be mechanically complicated. For fuel-powered rotary wings the speed cannot be varied fast enough to maintain control, so you'd
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Kansas has felony murder and the death penalty, so let's home they find a way to get the swatter executed. Will set a strong example for others.
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Because virtually all previous forms of media are still in (limited) use, so paper is unlikely to be an exception.
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You're arguing against yourself. They do put all caught pedophiles in jail, and it's extremely safe for children to roam the streets from a pedophile point of view (but very risky from a car accident point of view).
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For me, getting out of the house is half the fun.
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I agree. I lost about 60 cents on my investors' dollar and I called up every single one of them (including syndicated angels) and told them basically "I have some difficult news for you. Our company is failing and the best option
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9y ago
It's not necessary for a company that stores personal data to expose that data to individual employees. Is there ever a need for a customer service agent to send a manual book recommendation? Does Amazon Customer Service discuss books
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Headline sounds worse than it is?! I would love to have you as a customer! :)
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9y ago
A very effective trading strategy is to predict how others will react when fooled by randomness. Difficult in the stock market, easier in smaller markets like sports betting and crypto currency.
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9y ago
Netflix's AWS purchases are commodity -- their customers would not suffer if they migrated away from AWS, either in product quality or price. Not so for Apple Maps and TomTom.
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Better for the people paying the wages and the other consumers of those people's goods and services, and for workers who are employable only at particularly low wages.
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That's the problem with not only this issue but many others like environmental pollution -- crimes are very hard to detect when the victims are numerous, and the damage is non-public. Needless to say there are many women who have been
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False accusation is a particular problem for sex crimes because the legality of the act depends on consent. You can't explain away a dead body saying "he asked me to murder him." But you can explain away evidence of sexual in
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Less money for victims is a GOOD thing. One of Bill O'Reilly's victims got $32 million for a confidential settlement, which teed up the next victim as a near-certainty.
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i.e. Why the movies Cars 2 and Cars 3 exist.
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It's much better to identify single mothers and make sure their kids are OK with welfare than make the national minimum wage enough to do so.
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> minimum wages should be set so that someone who is working full time (~40 hours/week) should be getting enough income so that they can afford a modest standard of living for themselves and a family too Can I ask... Why? Shouldn&#x
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They just do this on request? Isn't this municipal lighting for everyone?
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9y ago
Or, just to keep their job! I don't take pride in my work but I make good money and I don't want to risk my job. so I do fairly high quality work.
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Would you fire her?
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Can't believe anyone is defending this creep. What if your nanny wrote "FUCKSTICK" in washable marker on your baby's face but made sure to wash it off before you came home?
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That's because if a pressure cooker explodes in America (or more generally, the West) and kills someone it's a national news item: http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/mum-... You
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A lot of people are trying to defend against their family member much more than against a random criminal.
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Yes, you should listen to the Gondolier episode of Radiolab. But if transgender people feel that that is true, and maybe it is true, and maybe it does weaken feminist goals... Why should the impact on feminist goals be relevant to the conve
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I'm not sure why something becomes "unacceptable to society" just because it "poses a threat to feminist aims." What's the first principles reason why it should be unacceptable?
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I disagree that they are on a slippery slope. They were on a slippery slope, then they slipped on it and fell into the crevasse.
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