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https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/does-medicare... “ In fact, the bill would outright ban private insurance that provides similar coverage to the new Medicare for All plans after a short transition pe
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FYI, there are good arguments that the 2/3 number is significantly misleading. For instance, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5865642/ “ However, the magnitude of the bankruptcy effect is muc
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This is mainly an issue with healthcare in the US, not “capitalism”. The fact that providers can perform services on you without telling you up-front what the price will be is the problem. That isn’t how a lot of the rest of our capitalist
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NPM resolution is not deterministic because package dependencies may be specified using SemVer, e.g. “~1.0.0” which may result in pulling 1.0.0, 1.0.1, 1.0.2, and so on - anything that matches 1.0.x specifier. The NPM ecosystem commonly us
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With NPM, this is not true. You can reference exact versions in every single entry in the package.json file and it doesn’t matter. Each one of those exact versioned libraries you referenced will itself likely have semantic version dependenc
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Those are all individual opinion pieces, none of them are the opinion of “the Times.” The NYT occasionally publishes pieces bylined “New York times editorial board” and those are the pieces that represent their collective opinions. The opin
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Apparently it was a password protected spreadsheet. Which seems like incredible incompetence of the company to accept code in that format in the first place and to not have demanded the password when the first issue arose.
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40% of Americans have never left the country. Of the 60% who have, there are surely many of us who weren’t doing it to travel to Thailand for prostitutes. I suspect the number of people who are doing that are a small fraction of the populat
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What exactly are the “works of art and scholarship” you think they lock up? The Vatican library and archives are open to scholars from across the world. And you can visit the churches like the Sistine Chapel to see the artwork - millions of
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To be clear this measure of wealth is based mostly on real estate and artwork, correct? The Vatican itself runs a deficit every year and the budget is relatively small - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Vatican_
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On the other hand Paul explicitly says that he isn’t taking what he could rightfully do. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Corinthians+9... > 13 Don’t you know that those who serve in the temple get the
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3/4 of the states are not “red states”. Look at the composition of the Senate. Each state gets 2 senators, but there are only 53 republican senators, not 74-76 as one would expect if 3/4 states were solid red. In reality the count
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The reality is that plenty of criminals and bad actors use insecure communication channels like phone calls, SMS, and unencrypted app messengers. Evidence recovered from these channels is constantly used by police and if apps and services a
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Hibernate has this model built in as well, I believe. https://stackoverflow.com/a/221422 hbm2ddl.auto=update But it isn’t recommended for production because the automatic diff-based approach can lead to unpleasant surp
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You could pretty much say the same thing about an ICE car though - plug and play standardized parts, ever since the Model T. I’ve owned my ICE for almost a decade and never needed to service the engine other than routine oil and filter chan
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Vietnam “Since the mid-1980s, through the Doi Moi reform period Vietnam has made a shift from a highly centralized command economy to a mixed economy that uses both directive an
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All of the above? Plus a lot of other things like styling, interior, infotainment, soundscape and sound dampening, dealership/repair network, and so on... There’s nothing magical about electric cars that takes away all the hard parts o
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The straw stuff is supposed to be about the size of the straw and their propensity to get into the environment and hurt animals. Cups don’t have the same effect. (That said, my understanding is the straw research is based on a 5th grade sci
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“Consensus” is unclear here, there were public opinion polls that were favorable toward HQ2 at the time. https://nypost.com/2019/02/12/majority-of-new-yorkers-want-a...
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HQ2 was going to be in Queens, not Manhattan. Even if HQ2 had gone ahead they might still have expanded their space in Manhattan right? (As others pointed out this is more like 1-2K employees rather than the 25K of HQ2) But frankly the HQ2
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> we don't give paid leave to do charity work with the poor For what it’s worth, I’ve actually seen this done under the name VTO. Although the duration is much less than a family leave. Also, many of the people advocating for stuff
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Adding security checks to train boarding is very costly because most trains stop at a dozen or more stations, oftentimes open air platforms without any real infrastructure or place to do security. I think that’s the main thing that has prot
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Parent has a BS, it’s not necessarily an anti-university statement. I have an MS but my undergrad degree was liberal arts, I’m sure there are plenty of BS comp sci degree holders who know as much or more than me about topics. Requiring an M
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Did you read the article? Sandy caused billions in damage. Hurricanes are real, they aren’t something imagined by the media or scientists. They’ve been causing massive damage for centuries, not just because of climate change anyway. Climate
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Apple’s recommended charger for a 13inch MBP is a 61W adapter, for the 15 inch is an 87W and for the 16 inch is a 96W. Although you can use an under-specced adapter it probably won’t be enough to power and charge the system while fully usin
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FWIW, the time window of Intermittent Fasting usually leads to eating less food. Although there are other benefits to IF, the weight loss is principally from calories in, calories out, because it’s much harder to cram an excess of calories
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FWIW this depends on the religion, traditional Christian fasts usually did allow water even in their strictest forms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Fast Although as others pointed out, Ramadan in Islam does not.
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Churches have the same non-profit status as other 501(c)3 charities, are you advocating for removing the nonprofit tax exemption entirely or do you specifically want to target churches?
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https://www.statista.com/statistics/203358/food-and-drinks-s... I’d say fast food isn’t the only culprit, normal restaurant portions are enormous too with the exception of a few health-focused salad chains. Consum
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I am not sure if this is a complete explanation of the notarization requirement. Isn’t this either disable-able or bypassable with admin rights to the machine, similar to existing Gatekeeper? I assume Homebrew, MacPorts, and others will con
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