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by khuey 4y ago
How, precisely, should a political candidate have determined that the donation was not compliant with the law?
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by khuey 4y ago
I would go with "not tangible" rather than "real" but I think I agree.
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by khuey 4y ago
The income of this group has been declining because fewer teens work. https://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2017/article/teen-labor-force-p...
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by khuey 4y ago
4. The Soyuz that had the first coolant leak had an American astronaut on board. Why would the US risk its own people?
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by khuey 4y ago
There's not really any reason the Pentagon needed to state the F-22 was at 58k if that was actually new information (I haven't investigated the previously admitted service ceiling). They could have just as easily have claimed it w
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by khuey 4y ago
Last I looked at the numbers most transactions were covered by the Durbin Amendment. Interchange fees for exempt single message (PIN) transactions had also fallen to basically the cap. It was really only exempt double message (signature) tr
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by khuey 4y ago
Debit card fees in the US have been capped at $0.22 + 0.05% for more than a decade.
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by khuey 4y ago
Reclaiming %ebp for application use was worth a lot more than 1% back in the day. Now that pretty much everything is on architectures with much less register pressure than 32 bit x86 the tradeoff is more questionable.
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by khuey 4y ago
They put out a statement a few hours ago whining that it was shot down so I wouldn't take that "apology" for much.
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by khuey 4y ago
The X-37B is much smaller than the shuttle (it was originally intended to fit in the shuttle's payload bay). It physically can't retrieve satellites of any significant size.
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by khuey 4y ago
To the extent that it is it's either a template for what not to do or a very dire warning not to pull the trigger.
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by khuey 4y ago
You stated they "flew into Taiwan's airspace" which didn't actually happen.
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by khuey 4y ago
Even without formal immigration controls for transfer passengers I'm sure the European authorities are quite capable of consulting the flight manifests and arresting you in transit if they desire.
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by khuey 4y ago
In many contexts there's value in ensuring the behavior doesn't change without being noticed. You're just moving the developer thinking about the expected behavior from when the test is written to when the test fails.
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by khuey 4y ago
Yes the failure mode that happens in practice is a band that's too big and a cup that's too small.
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by khuey 4y ago
Eh, to a first approximation the FAA won't let you crash the planes. It's been 13 years since there was a fatal plane crash on a US passenger airline.
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by khuey 4y ago
Hmm I wonder how that is going to work since lounge access is a SkyTeam Elite Plus benefit.
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by khuey 4y ago
In practice that fee works out to at most a $500 buy-in for Platinum status on Delta. You can also immediately opt for a $200 travel voucher as your Platinum benefit. I could see why some might think it's worth it.
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by khuey 4y ago
You're responding to a low-effort joke based on a plot line in HBO's Silicon Valley TV show.
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by khuey 4y ago
I would expect a lot of long-running things are lost to wars or big natural disasters.
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by khuey 4y ago
Cargo Dragon doesn't have seats, so no.
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by khuey 4y ago
Yes shockingly people are more concerned about what's going on in the place they live in than another country on the other side of the world. How many people who work at Twitter could even name the former PM of Malaysia that you mentio
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by khuey 4y ago
> Note also that FlightRadar24 and other ADS-B vendors are required by law to comply with FAA LADD Flight tracking vendors that use FAA data are required by law to comply with LADD. Ones that run their own ADS-B networks and use no FAA d
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by khuey 4y ago
> (I'll leave aside whether that action was justified or not) Seems like an important detail to consider!
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by khuey 4y ago
> a browser with Firefox's backend and instead render with Blink Gecko is Firefox's "backend" ...
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by khuey 4y ago
That's not a complete list (e.g. SaaS is taxed in New York) but there are also large states where it is not taxed (e.g. California).
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by khuey 4y ago
Pretty much everyone who uses GitHub for auth is going to want the user:email scope. But you can definitely do OAuth where that's all you ask for, and have no permissions to mess with the user's account.
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by khuey 4y ago
This depends on the size of the company. It probably doesn't affect CircleCI but Section 179 deductions are limited to small and midsize companies.
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by khuey 4y ago
The problem is less people living in areas with no water and more people growing water-intensive food in areas with no water. 80% of water usage in California, which has 40 million residents, is agricultural.
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by khuey 4y ago
Does it matter? The distinctiveness is what attracts people, not the age.

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