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And people keep praising Warren as if he is so well intentioned. He is just another billionaire who is intent on maximizing $$$ and has a great PR team.
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When have they ever been a huge player in the car business? They are a tiny percentage of the total number of cars sold. Or did you mean to specify electric cars only?
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I don't follow esports much except for Age of Empires 2 (Definitive Edition). It is a comparatively small community, but nonetheless very impressive for a 20+ year old game. I have been surprised by the increasing number of top-level t
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> I want to know what this kid is smoking. Too late I think. If you had joined FTX as an employee you would have received direct advice on what to smoke. :)
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Well he accidentally breached the firewall /s
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There doesn't seem to be an issue here. Seems like someone withdrew their valid deposits. Looks like this news getting "views" because of the recent crypto related scams and losses.
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4y ago
Backend. Can't think of any speciality skills unfortunately. Generally building, testing, shipping and maintaining services. Familiar with C#/.NET and Python/Django.
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Any suggestions on how to look for good contracting roles? LinkedIn only seems to have FTE roles.
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I don't usually cry and find it hard to cry even when I want to. But the tears were just flowing freely as I was finishing up When Breath Becomes Air, especially the epilogue.
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I think Kroger also own QFC and King Sooper's. Hence you have to include their locations as well. Apologies if you were already implicitly referring to them when you mentioned Kroger.
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And before the pandemic PC sales have been declining/stagnating for a while. Nothing surprising here except that WSJ is also getting into the clickbait-headline-useless-article territory.
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Especially the GPU prices. Even though they have come down, there is still room to drop considering the flood of second-hand GPUs entering the market.
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Not having access to doctors or being unable to afford housing are due to policy failures in other areas, not purely due to higher immigration. Canada will find it tough to replenish it's workforce without high rates of immigration.
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Elon Musk's Private Texts with Joe Rogan, Jack Dorsey, Larry Ellison
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On a related note, Australia successfully pass a similar law that forced Facebook and Google to re-negotiate with newspapers and sign a deal. I don't know whether it was actually a good law or not, but it seems to me like there could b
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Why would they want to walk back these changes? My take on the situations is they are doing exactly what they want to do - help their rich pals make more money. Kwarteng's background [1] especially seems very interesting (worked at a h
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Until you hit a trigger rate (depending on the mortgage specifics) at which point you have to start increasing your payments.
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+10 to this. I would actually recommend Tiny Habits by BJ Fogg (whose research is referenced to in Atomic Habits) as a more complete book with regards to this topic.
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I went from activism and being anxious all the time to acceptance. I feel like regulation is the only way we can improve the situation. But most of the people in power are owned by rich corporations/people. And their only goal is to
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GitHub Actions is down (again)
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This sounds very interesting and I am tempted to sign up. But the biggest worry for me is the privacy of the data. There is a mention on the website that data isn't shared without consent. But that can always change in the future once
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> The media have so far concealed the adverse events of vaccine administration, such as vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT), owing to biased propaganda. This statement seems completely unnecessary when discussing th
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Thank you for the offer! Unfortunately I don't know German, so don't want to trouble you.
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Does your dad have any suggestion on resources/books that others can use to learn the same crash course he gave you? :)
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Personally, I have wanted the exact opposite. I need more light in the morning so that I can go for a run and enjoy the cool, fresh air.
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Can you point to good a guide on how to use cast iron effeciently. I have been trying to use cast iron more regularly but end up getting frustrated. I feel like I am not taking the right steps to keep it seasoned. Whenever I cook food gets
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But Jetbrains allows you to "own" a version of their product after you have paid for 1 year. So if you decide to stop your subscription you still have at least something to use for your existing files. You don't get something
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I don't think the general hype was that Starlink would replace existing ISPs everywhere. It was always understood that this product was for rural/remote areas that don't have direct lines for internet connection.
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That is true for properties that are valued at less than 1mil. And you have to pay mortgage insurance. For properties that are >= 1mil, you have to put 20% down.
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What core products are you talking about here? I don't see office going anywhere. Azure only seems to be gaining market share, not losing it.
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