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> False. Land isn't a depreciating asset, but according to To make such a bold refutal will require another source besides what the U.S. tax law says, because US tax law classifications aren't the same thing as market classific
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Because many of us are employed to take advantage of the current situation of data proliferation. I am. I take your information and I pass it along to our marketing partners. I am a professional spammer. Your data is worth a couple bucks to
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When the goal is to have a roof over your head, between renting or buying, the better option is to buy. If the goal is to invest wisely, of course buying a house is worse than say something like an index fund. But the problem is: I can'
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Absolutely, especially depending on our audience. To your typical SJW crowd, probably not. To everyone else, yes.
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Ask HN: How to respond to client's request for additional integration work?
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Absolutely -- for paid search. Organic SEO is a little tougher. You have to really provide valuable, quality content for organic SEO. If you try to half-ass it at all, it will be snuffed out and mixed in with the other garbage. Provide ince
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Ok, soap removed.
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Sure, for most things. I am finding this not to be the case with things like furniture, clothing, small finer metalworks that require something like a blacksmith, food, soap, etc.
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And you are underestimating the crowd that will prefer to buy "human made" and not "cheap automated robot crap" Not saying they will be right or wrong, but that's the current dichotomy with US Made / Non US mad
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This might sound a little out of touch, but am I the only one who doesn't think git is that hard? It is a collection of named pointers and a directed acyclic graph. The internals aren't really important once you have that concept
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I hope so as well. It's one of the reasons I advocate if not a CS degree, at least some kind of technical degree for developers. The courses that made the lasting impact on me from my college experience weren't the CS courses -- t
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> The problem is getting from zero to critical mass with that model. But you just said you just need your family and some friends. That doesn't sound like critical mass is needed. Just convince your family and some friends to join
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Side bacon or belly bacon?
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Here's a counter thought: The actions of others affect others.
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And honestly, that's fine with a lot of us. There is an undeniable connection between the porn industry and sex trafficking. Haha I knew this would strike a nerve here. The truth is, your modern "no porn" movement isn't
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> HNs visceral reaction to factual inaccuracy. Interesting claim. In any case, I wasn't responding to your comment about theological noncognitivism, I was commenting on parent's reference to apophatic theology (theology which
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I've come to expect it in the current climate. People see bible passages and have an instant visceral reaction. I can understand it to an extent.
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yes. God is love , and God is hope , but those do not constitute the entirety of what God is It corresponds with God's name of himself in the OT as well as Jesus's name of Himself as well: “If I come to the people of Israel an
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Can you elaborate more on why you consider those to be "dark" times?
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Here is a good visualization on access speeds for each level of cache, then main memory. Now take the main memory access time and essentially double it (for your state of the art SSD's today) and that's the access speed. https:&#
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Why is this a blackmail goldmine? I am ignorant of Grindr, but what I have heard it is basically Tinder but for gay men. Would Tinder be blackmail data? It's hook ups and relationships, dating, etc, no?
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Oh yeah, so concerned, especially with all that urban sprawl and complete lack of care or concern to reduce traffic or increase public transit so it takes less cars off the road, reduce pollution and increase air quality and reduce traffic
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I would definitely use Spring Boot now. It definitely has parity in my view. The simplicity is there too, so for example if you still like DW metrics you can pull those in easily. You also get the other Spring things for free, like Spring B
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I know my comment here isn't adding much -- but that is awesome.
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Every couple of days on HN, I learn of something else you can't do in California. That, plus absurd rent, makes me really glad I don't live there.
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When I was doing Java development full time, it felt, like at the time, Spring Boot was a direct response to Dropwizard, which I was using everywhere I could. In either case I am almost certain Dropwizard's rise in popularity placed a
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For some, a bus simply doesn't exist. For others, there is legitimate concerns over the safety of their children -- I would not feel comfortable leaving my kindergartener or first grader walk to a bus stop almost half a mile away at es
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And also to not incite road rage from their fellow drivers because they are sitting stopped at a green light. You could also cause a fender bender because other drivers, who also may be distracted slightly, are expecting the cars to move an
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I hate this. Focusing on the road, even when at an intersection is still the duty of the driver. You have to be active and engaged the entire time you are behind the wheel, not use red lights as an excuse to type out a quick text. I can
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This says a lot. I miss the movies sometimes (just wish they were a bit cheaper) and binge watching is horrible for your health (not just physically but mentally as well -- teaches you how to be an addict). Amazon, while convenient, has des
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