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by giantg2 6mo ago
The reseach says otherwise. https://couplestherapyinc.com/why-women-complain-and-why-men...
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by giantg2 6mo ago
Being a deadbeat is defined as not paying . It's not about caregiving. These roles may not be equally distributed by gender, but then why is there not as much complaining by men about women not being equal partners financially? It&#x2
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by giantg2 6mo ago
This, it's well known that women want to vent and men want to fix the issue. This difference in communication and perspective has been supported in various research.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
"The number of mums who say their partner is not involved really at all in their child's care is so sad." While that can be true, I wonder how much of it is true. It's pretty common in therapy to hear partners saying the
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by giantg2 6mo ago
So many pieces of law are flawed today, and the reason why should be concerning to all. I find it disgusting that most laws today are based on creating a perfect world instead of addressing harms in the least intrusive way. There is no bala
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by giantg2 6mo ago
With the limited spectrum and regulations, there's not much room for stuff that hasn't been done. Having only 7k open jobs across the entire country seems to support that.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
Do you have a ruling that says they can't used purchased data?
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by giantg2 6mo ago
Why get a warrant when you can just buy it? This whole data economy has significantly undermined privacy, including 4th amendment protections.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
What this article misses is that all that hardware is pretty much standardized. You need very small teams to design and test it. Manufacturing is mostly automated (or outsourced). This is still a niche job market compared to software, even
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by giantg2 6mo ago
Probably not much unless others follow suite.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
The real issue isn't the management pattern. The real issue is outsourcing. Offshore The manufacturing and coding and you wont have the facilities and personnel to do that type of labor anymore. Management has a and in that, but the pe
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by giantg2 6mo ago
The fun part is when you buy some packaged food that has this in it and it comes with a CA sticker saying it's known to cause cancer. Makes you start researching just to find out it's a probable non-issue.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
I would have loved a more readable format at least. It's lumping groups of issues together and it's hard to track specific conditions to their source paper and other details.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
Did congress do it with classified ops data, or with their voting stuff? The main difference between the two is that betting on the date of a classified op indirectly reveals classified data that can tip off an adversary and cost lives.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
I thought pretty much any barbituate, benzo, and some opioid based drugs would can also do that.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
"Note that alcohol (despite being legal and used more often than the other drugs) is by far the most harmful; not only is it the most damaging to societies, it is also the fourth most dangerous for the user. Most of the drugs were rate
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by giantg2 6mo ago
What that spokesperson is saying isn't the whole truth. Departments can discipline or terminate people who dont meet their character clause, including being a scofflaw. They only apply it in whatever way they feel benefits them.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
Some casinos have public law enforcement, depending on the state. They don't need an affidavit to trespass someone (likely at the summary offense level depending on state), especially since it's all recorded. You shouldn't be
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by giantg2 6mo ago
"Alcohol is one of the more dangerous drugs on most scales" Can you provide those scales?
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by giantg2 6mo ago
I see a lot of people pushing weed as being safer than alcohol. There's a huge difference in the available data for both of these, not to mention the risk gradient of each based on dose and frequency. There are more known risks with
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by giantg2 6mo ago
"If you wanted to, you could sign an affidavit that would ban you from the casino floor on the risk of a misdemeanor trespassing charge." Let's help people by criminalizing them so they have a harder time getting a job and al
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by giantg2 6mo ago
"I also would have thought in these days we’d use Bluetooth beacons to triangulate the shelf slot too." Maybe wifi6 location based on the gun when setting the tag?
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by giantg2 6mo ago
This is not surprising. Did anyone really think the government wouldn't get access to a weapon that a company had that it wanted?
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by giantg2 6mo ago
$100+ oil should be the least of your cost fears, especially given that the $100/barrel panic threshold from 5-10 years ago should be more like $150-200 today due to inflation over that time. Trade issues (China restricting exports, et
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by giantg2 6mo ago
PoE Reolinks with Zoneminder on a atom based mini PC. Add an external SSD for more storage if needed. Since you mentioned wifi then you could go with the wifi Reolink. Peer to peer might be more a a bespoke design. Closest commercial thing
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by giantg2 6mo ago
Probably because all the training material of humans drawing hands are garbage haha.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
I cant wait to see some smaller sizes. I would love to run some sort of coding centric agent on a local TPU or GPU instead of having to pay, even if it's slower.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
If you want the market to "function as it should", then yes, the number of sellers plays a big role in a properly functioning market. Thats why we have regulations in additional to the invisible hand.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
I think Sweden issues fines as a percentage of your income. The other part is that punishment is only half the picture. Many of these infractions are likely based on ignorance, which could be addressed with education (the driving test in th
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by giantg2 6mo ago
If it were a true market, the price would be much lower because it wouldn't be a monopoly.

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