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janef0421
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Making a press release saying that you are going to do something in 20 years is not a strong indication that you will actually do that thing. Unless a government is taking substantial short-term action that is consistent with that goal, the
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I think a lot of the issue with ads on the internet is that they are increasingly user-hostile; Minimal communication of the utility of the advertised product, heavy use of psychological manipulation, ads masquerading as genuine content, ex
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Yes, it is a valid argument in this case. However, the court has to consider the strength of that argument in relation to other arguments.
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There are numerous aspects of American employment law wherein the harm of unemployment may be considered. For instance, it is relevant in cases of employment discrimination, and many states also have laws surrounding acceptable reasons for
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When making these kinds of rulings, it is necessary to balance two competing interests; The benefits to public health of vaccination, and the harm of unemployment for the individual. Since the primary rationale of a workplace vaccine mandat
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I am confused. Why do you think a nuclear cargo ship would use highly enriched uranium?
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I think using an integrated nuclear reactor would be a better solution than using ammonia fuel. Better energy efficiency, increased speeds, reduced fuel handling costs, and greater operational flexibility are clear advantages. I would also
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I created a separate work YouTube account, and now all of the ads are just pitches for various kinds of enterprise SaaS products.
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That is a very biased sample. Also, my comment was primarily about incidents where another vehicle, typically a car, collides with a motorcycle due to the driver failing to notice the motorcycle. I don't think the factors you're d
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What do you mean by "heavy motorcycle"? Where are you encountering these motorcycles?
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I don't think anyone pays for linux, they pay for support plans.
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The contemporary need for dual earners is bad for child raising, but that's because the amount of work does not leave time for child care, not for any reason of gender or sex; The vast majority of time spent raising children can be don
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That's totally normal. An individual study is unlikely to have enough statistical power to make a definite conclusion, and an individual line of evidence is insufficient to confirm a theory. No conclusion can be stated with any certain
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The reasonableness of a statement should be based on how well it is supported at the time it is made, not whether it is later demonstrated to be correct.
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The issue isn't solely density, it's also site suitability.
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We use teams, which is less than ideal. I'd like to suggest we transition to matrix, but I'm not sure how to broach the subject.
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It seems reductive to eliminate solar, but the land use is a real consideration. There are some areas where solar, and other forms of renewables, can be installed without issue, but those sites are limited. If you commit to an all-renewable
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My point was not that those critical of CoPilot are in a majority, it is that our perspective is important because our labour is what makes copilot possible.
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Google search doesn't return random snippets of text without indicating their source.
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That's not the problem. If you want to license your work in a way that allows that, you are free to do so. The issue is that Microsoft did that with code that was published under licenses that either did not grant that right, or which
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The people protesting aren't a "vocal few"; We're the people who made copilot possible. We are frustrated that our work is being used to profit a massive corporation without any compensation and in a way that we at best
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Refusal to take action to improve your life is unhealthy. Attributing the source of your problems to an external agent via a plausible mechanism is sensible.
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Those are all problems dependent on the existing auto-mobile centric transport landscape, and would be better solved by moving away from that landscape.
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Road maintenance isn't a fixed cost; The level of use, particularly by heavy vehicles like trucks, affects the amount of maintenance required.
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It's good locally, yes, but our current economic system does not have adequate systems to support people who are laid off into other work. Layoffs will result in significant hardship. Also, it's good for a company to have a degree
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Seeing that contemporary crypto essential operates like bearer bonds, it is hardly surprising this would happen.
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Fortunately, an iPhone isn't strictly a luxury, as there is still a healthy market of second-hand and independently refurbished models available at a variety of price points. Apple's actions over the last few years threaten to ser
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The issue with an "evidence-based" approach is that conducting studies to generate evidence requires substantial capital, and that capital is most available for treatments that are supported by major companies. In this case, pharm
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A financial analysis is too abstract to reach the core of the issue. Materially, Britain has few natural resources, little remaining production capacity, particularly in heavy industry, and does not have a strong export sector for immateri
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There are a number of mini-pcs with relatively powerful ARM processors from rockchip, such as the RK3588. These are capable of running desktop linux. Here's a video on one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUx5CQtRARs
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