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That's not atypical in a system with more than two viable parties.
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I believe you replied to the wrong comment. (Just a note for anyone who is confused.)
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If the defendant is ordered to pay damages and refuses, then the government does step in eventually, doesn't it? A continued refusal to comply eventually leads to arrest. That does not necessarily involve a gun, but presumably parent
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It's worth noting that Washington simply didn't want to be president any more. Leaving politics was also relief of his personal burden, rather than solely a noble sacrifice for republican values. He was exhausted after years of pu
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Did they use TrustArc? A number of companies use the fake progress bar they provide. Here's an HN thread about Starbucks doing it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28500092 (which links to https://twitte
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I actually read most books like this! Red text on black background. It's especially nice in the evening: light above 580 nm doesn't appreciably activate ipRGCs, so melatonin sythesis isn't inhibited. And if the device had an
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>But making it profitable to be the one with stock on hand in an emergency would encourage holding bigger buffers during the good times. This strategy only works if companies can accurately predict the likelihood of future supply/de
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Is the cause-and-effect correct here? There are huge advantages to consolidation, so one would expect it to happen regardless. Also note that Holland & Knight aren't unbiased observers. They are paid to lobby on behalf of clients,
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Fertilizing crops. Prices for fertilizer have spiked due to insufficient supply, though I'm not familiar with the cause of the shortfall. There are a number of inputs to fertilizer production, and issues anywhere in the chain can creat
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I think you're underestimating just how much some people like dark mode; people have been clamoring for it for a long time. Be it for aesthetics, for power saving on OLED screens (a big factor that drove early per-app toggles on Androi
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"Protected opinion" is not equivalent to "opinion".
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>was extra cause Is this a typo?
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>having a suspiciously low count of silent mutations which are expected in natural evolution AIUI the low dN/dS isn't too far out of line with other variants.
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This is about par for Vulkan in C/C++. It's one of the downsides to explicitness and low-level control.
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This is pretty much bare-bones for Vulkan. Very few default choices are made for you, so you really have to twiddle all the knobs of a very complicated device.
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On the other hand, from that page: > We do not recommend installing Windows 11 on a device that doesn't meet requirements. And on a linked page: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/installing-windo
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Note that this post is from October. There's a small update here: https://esghound.substack.com/p/spacex-mini-update-feds-kick...
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Can confirm this worked.
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As someone on Twitter noticed, his most recent post on HN[1] is in a relevant thread: >idlewords 4 days ago | parent | context | flag | favorite | on: Why might you run your own DNS server? Perhaps he was swayed by Julia Evans's blo
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Almost certainly speaker wire or something similar acting as an antenna. You can find videos of the phenomenon on YouTube. The creepy voice would just be down to distortion; it can sound a lot like someone is using a voice changer, as thoug
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The BSL-4 lab is ~14 km away from the market.
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A common way to demonstrate an RCE exploit is to make the payload launch calc.exe, implying that you can run arbitrary executables. It's a bit of a meme.
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Looks like it's been down for around 7 hours? See https://twitter.com/On1c0n3_hax/status/1472895606939078660
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>In all honesty, flooding a market with cheap, substandard products claiming standards they don't comply with is dumping. I think you may have misread the article. The problem isn't that manufacturers are lying about HDMI 2.1 c
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In metres. (The unit for SPH on a prescription is the diopter; 1 dpt = 1 m^-1.) You can also just wander over to a pharmacy's glasses rack and hold some reading glasses in front of your normal ones to test how much SPH you need to add.
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Cases and excess deaths are up in many countries, so it's early to say that it's mild. There is an additional wrinkle: a lineage of Omicron (BA.2) has recently been discovered that requires full genetic sequencing to be detected a
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Seems that it may have been a valid DMCA takedown. Image was licensed CC-BY-SA, and apparently Foone didn't follow the terms.
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I bought some cheap prescription[1] glasses ($20) just for computer use. They put optical infinity at around the distance to my monitor (~60 cm)[2], which keeps my ciliary muscles fully relaxed. It's completely fixed the soreness I&#x2
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Is there a name for this in English?
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>particularly notable is that the biggest 10% of farms take 90% of the subsidy How much crop production do the biggest 10% of farms represent?

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