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by idiot900 5y ago
This is a rounding error amount of money in the US tech world. The real question is, does Retool’s usage fall within the terms of service?
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by idiot900 5y ago
And perhaps that new construction will reduce the market value of their homes, which they don't have to pay property taxes on and therefore regard as a substantial store of value.
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by idiot900 5y ago
A dermatologist friend of mine trained in a virtually all-white area and then got a job in a place that wasn't. Apparently it was a significant adjustment caring for patients with darker skin.
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by idiot900 6y ago
I once wrote a book chapter published by Elsevier. They actually paid me something like USD 100.
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by idiot900 6y ago
A specific use case would be recessed ceiling lights, which are not uncommon in this nominal wattage.
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by idiot900 6y ago
Bulbs like this, even at a much higher price, would be great for high ceiling mounted fixtures where changing the bulb requires a ladder and probably moving furniture.
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by idiot900 6y ago
I don't know, but it's a complicated question since Boeing uses European suppliers (e.g. Safran) and has its own manufacturing operations in Europe. Edit: Actually, the factory I'm referring to is in the UK.
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by idiot900 6y ago
> You see that because you believe that and spoken language is ambiguous. By this reasoning there is no such thing as a meaningful statement in a human language. Anyway. I think we'll agree to disagree. Pleasure chatting with you,
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by idiot900 6y ago
Harris was warning that those terrible riots would continue, not encouraging them. The meaning is quite clear, but I don't think I can convince you of that. Quote from Harris: “It’s no wonder people are taking to the streets and I supp
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by idiot900 6y ago
Surely you can do a better job of cherry picking things out of context. In the former link, she was talking about how certain terminology ("defund") made people uncomfortable. In the latter, she denounces a sitting President who i
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by idiot900 6y ago
I won't bother with your bizarre argument, but you are flagrantly taking Harris' words out of context. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/08/13/fac...
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by idiot900 6y ago
> why so many Democrats were allowed to encourage the BLM riots With regard to prominent Democratic politicians, this is factually untrue. They (and me) are good with peaceful protest, whether BLM or MAGA. There is absolutely no problem
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by idiot900 6y ago
Your point is well taken but that generation GLA/CLA as sold in the US is perhaps the worst recent Mercedes - they do currently make some solidly built cars. An XC60 is an upgrade in every way other than horsepower.
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by idiot900 6y ago
These headphones are meant to be used in noisy environments where the benefit of studio quality headphones is minimal, and where a cord is annoying. This luxury product looks cool. Paying a lot extra for that is not new. The price premium o
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by idiot900 6y ago
I'm a long time Apple customer and have not noticed I was being treated like hot garbage. Their products have performed as promised with little to no hassle. Can't say the same for their competitors (MS, Linux, Samsung, etc), whos
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by idiot900 6y ago
Stadia is really sensitive to lag. In my urban home, with a reliable high-speed broadband connection, it works pretty well when physically connected by Ethernet, but the stuttering is intolerable on wifi.
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by idiot900 6y ago
This is why I have a separate Windows PC for gaming, that I do not ever put personal information into, or use even to sign into my personal, non-gaming accounts (e.g. Gmail). Perhaps not a good solution for everyone, but I think that's
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by idiot900 6y ago
You're in luck. Buy a commercial TV, or a hospitality TV. For example: https://www.lg.com/us/business/commercial-tvs/lg-65ut640s0ua Other TV manufacturers make similar products.
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by idiot900 6y ago
The artificially low ticket prices are a way to allow India’s poor to travel. Market pricing is more efficient but it does not accommodate their social goals here.
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by idiot900 6y ago
> But is that good enough, in this case? Should it be legal to front-load your business by promising something, and then going back on that Did the user agreement - or even the marketing - at the time this was offered stipulate that unli
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by idiot900 6y ago
They are modern, consumer-level, reasonably priced printers that just print, rather than pollute your computer with crapware and hassle you to be a continuous revenue stream. These days this is quite a remarkable thing.
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by idiot900 6y ago
You can get an aftermarket drum for a bit cheaper in many cases.
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by idiot900 6y ago
You started with Windows, you’re used to it, and you’re not interested to learn a different way. That’s fine, most people have better things to do than learn new OSes. Also, Linux doesn’t dictate GUI look and feel, that is up to the respect
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by idiot900 6y ago
This is true of Windows as well. What is your reference point for ease of use?
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by idiot900 6y ago
> I’m moving to LA in 3 weeks. Asking out of cluelessness and as a non-Californian: why is this better?
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by idiot900 6y ago
From the article: "Another big change to the microarchitecture is the inclusion of an MMU"
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by idiot900 6y ago
I'm curious how Epic compares to SAP, having been subjected to the former for years but never having used the latter.
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by idiot900 6y ago
Yep. EMRs are for billing first, clinical utility second. Committees composed of doctors know nothing about software design, so their advice to developers is not very useful. IMHO you need developers, who are also doctors or other provider
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by idiot900 6y ago
This has already been true for a long time in high cost of living places like Manhattan, where groceries can be expensive and time is at a premium. It was certainly the case for me for years.
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by idiot900 6y ago
> The survey revealed that 16 percent of owners reported residents broke their leases or unexpectedly gave a 30-Day Notice to Vacate. > A total of 315 landlords responded to the survey, owning or managing 10,377 residential apartment

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