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kfarr
5y ago
Just curious why aren't the locals riding on fully inflated tires?
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5y ago
Phew! Thanks
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5y ago
I'm no expert on these subjects, but reading the original Reuters post reminds me of a similar pattern of events from Russia's entry into Ukraine. IIRC Russia paid or otherwise clandestinely influenced their own insurgents to star
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kfarr
5y ago
Corporate Feudalism?
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5y ago
Maybe more medieval: building up fiefdoms, power, resources, etc
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5y ago
Just wait until you hear how astronomers date the approximate age of rabbit holes…
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5y ago
> As the astute among you might have noticed, if you sum up all the stocks used in the analysis it would only come to 18.5k. I removed ~15% of the overall recommendations as either they did not have stock data present in Yahoo Finance&#x
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5y ago
Good point. There are even laws on the books in certain states/cities that they can only charge up to the amount it costs them to provide the service and collect fees. So from the city’s perspective it’s not a horrible outcome.
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5y ago
Yes
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5y ago
Also coming here for expectations of a "stadium UI" ;)
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5y ago
Agreed, and I think majority of Americans would be "investing" in food, transportation, housing and other basic goods that would benefit normal people more directly than VC investment to Delaware C-Corps.
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5y ago
Agreed, but not outrageous IMHO. I'm guessing at least one other ism was practiced, purposefully or not.
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5y ago
Hospitals install their receptacles “upside down” for this reason.
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5y ago
I would ignore milestones and focus on helping them and you be in the "flow" as much as possible while physically together, and do your best to help to remove blockers as they present themselves. Just like you can't realistic
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5y ago
Yes from experience over the past year working in PM, the sprint and milestones are very different things. Sprints are predictable and pre-scheduled. Milestones have an estimate but may easily slip from one sprint to another.
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5y ago
Many of the photos from the article show vehicles with no license plate.
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I interpreted his statement as "$X is behavior that endangers me with no accountability mechanism."
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5y ago
Well they may be processing the output but the raw input has an orange dot so at the very least this is additional labor to configure additional custom processing.
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5y ago
However removing the fan ostensibly makes the room warmer, which increases the suicide rate. https://news.stanford.edu/2018/07/23/warming-temperatures-li...
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5y ago
Yeah I thought this was going to be an article about LSD therapy that’s all the rage again.
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Thanks for doing this for us. I could just give you a big bear hug for that. Why you ask? Oh nothing I just love my friends. Thanks for doing this for us. I could just give you a …
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5y ago
We do NOT have to live with the decisions of our grandparents. We can change the world.
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> What we should be doing is getting governments to band together and penalise industrial-scale polluters. I agree with this as well. We should do all of the above.
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IMHO the #1 thing you can do is not use a car and help others not use cars, including working to get the infrastructure necessary in urban, suburban and rural contexts to make that possible. That is what I put my energy into on a local leve
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5y ago
Move fast and break bones
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> The TV networks already seem, grudgingly, to see where things are going, and have responded by putting their stuff, grudgingly, online. But they're still dragging their heels. True, it took them about a decade for legacy TV networ
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5y ago
We have an indoor purple air sensor with a color gradient indicator (from green all the way to purple and many gradients in between). Exactly as you've said we are surprised at the number of times cooking has turned the air quality hor
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Yeah tbh not hard to search for high bandwidth users abusing system and dealing with it on a case by case basis
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Yeah to this day I think of Winamp visualizers as still the best implementation of music visualization ecosystem to date. iTunes had (has?) visualization plugins but didn’t compare to the hey day of Winamp. Seems like people just stopped tr
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5y ago
Congrats to you, your child, and your employer who was remarkably amazing throughout the whole thing! You're a good dad
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