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You really have to be willfully ignorant to not notice that it mathematically impossible to deliver food at the prices we pay while paying a decent wage.
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This is where the US should be sending drones out to liberate the populace. Really gives the lie to "Western values" and America as "leader of the free world". This is American Empire.
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In America, it is good to be self-reliant and not good someone carries around a cooler of water for you. A bottle of water is a convenient healthy alternative to a box of sugar water. Those water fountains are great for refilling the bottle
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12y ago
Keeping in theme, the traditional solution was put all the dark skinned people into enclaves and declare the problem solved.
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12y ago
Almost all numbers contain all ten digits.
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12y ago
Yes, the past 10 years have shown that Google's management has been disastrous for the company's long term profits and goals.
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12y ago
Pure democracy is nonsense. It relies on a foundation: a constitution or charter, that entices shareholders to buy in in the first place.
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12y ago
Dividends are taxed immediately. Stock buybacks are unrealized gains.
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12y ago
Look up "administrative court".
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12y ago
You are taxed on your net (Adjusted Gross Income, minus deductions). That's what deductions and exemptiona are for.
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12y ago
Shared mutable state tends to be only in a core data store or scheduler/thread manager, a small part of a distributed system.
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12y ago
Every time I need to put a program in discussion board comment to prove a vague point about program design.
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12y ago
AOP isn't a dud. Google Guice is AOP.
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12y ago
So, not anything like Apple or DR DOS or Netscape that ever came near threatening MS.
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12y ago
He means when each criticizes each one's own program.
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12y ago
This is covered in the article
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12y ago
There's a certain mindset that says it's not worth hating almost everyone for something almost everyone does.
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12y ago
Right. That's what's frustrating about WebGL.
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12y ago
My phone is too small -- how many pixels do I need in order for your mJS to render?
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12y ago
Then cabbies would bid less for medalions, and city would offer more medallions to cancel the idlenes.
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12y ago
In a surge, there are fewer cabs than would-be riders.
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12y ago
You are talking about the (flawed but defensible) medallion system, not the medallion arbitrage system.
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12y ago
It runs almost as fast as simcity native ran on my 33Mhz 486 in 1991. Is WebGL evere going to really work?
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12y ago
Is that compliant with your license?
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12y ago
So is Idaho wrong, or are the laws elsewhere wrong? I don't think the potato surplus changes the nature of traffic.
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12y ago
I will get off my high horse if you get off your high horsepower smog machine.
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12y ago
You don't see all the bikes not weaving through traffic, because they...aren't weaving through traffic.
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12y ago
Sounds like we need longer light phases to keep cars out of the way of trolley riders. People first.
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12y ago
"Commercial" is only expensive because higher mileage is higher risk. If you aren't doing a lot of miles per year, it won't be more expensive. Lyft's insurer probably has some mileage math worked into the premium. O
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12y ago
I remember when this was called carpooling. Weird to put the branding on it. But these days nothing counts unless it's in service of some corporate brand.
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