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by kolanos 3y ago
iOS and Android largely do this for you as long as you use the platform's accessibility features.
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Spurious Homogenization Adjustments Applied to Temperatures in Climatology Data(mdpi.com)
2 points by kolanos 3y ago|0 comments
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by kolanos 3y ago
> If you want an all white burly Canadian hockey team, ask for it specifically. Have you tried this with Gemini? You seem to be missing the entire point. The point is this is not possible.
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by kolanos 3y ago
Terminal Velocity
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by kolanos 3y ago
Thanks for sharing this, called my representatives.
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by kolanos 3y ago
Can't you only deduct the mortgage interest? Or are you referring to something else? The mortgage interest deduction turns out to not be very much in practice, in my experience, anyway.
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by kolanos 3y ago
The first amendment restricts the government, not the people. If the people want to enter into such an arrangement, that is their right. This is just an NDA without an end.
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by kolanos 3y ago
But do you have to manage them?
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by kolanos 3y ago
The solution in this article looks a lot like GraphQL. Commands are mutations, queries are... well, queries.
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by kolanos 3y ago
Ninja supports async, DRF is still synch only?
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by kolanos 3y ago
I am less familiar with UK law, but I assume what you mean by "go to, but not on" is that they remain on a public sidewalk or some easement of some kind? If so, that is still public property, not private property. This is kind of
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by kolanos 3y ago
Also, the claim that someone video recording in a public space is automatically an agitator falls apart quickly when you realize that police officers walk around with body worn cameras all the time. Are they then agitators that have no busi
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by kolanos 3y ago
Care to share a link?
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by kolanos 3y ago
Care to share any videos of auditors going to private property?
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by kolanos 3y ago
> fyi, central bank digital currencies are generally proposed as an anonymous system of digitally-native currency that means you would not have to use a bank/paypal/etc. to conduct transactions online I am not aware of a single
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by kolanos 3y ago
> Roku uses a proprietary language and UI toolkit I thought Roku was originally based on Silverlight, but I may be misremembering. I can't find any source to validate that. But Roku still quietly has the biggest market share in this
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by kolanos 3y ago
Not to mention prominent channels on YouTube that cover police matters like this. [0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/@LackLusterMedia
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by kolanos 3y ago
> Banks have no involvement in the Federal Reserve. Sure they don't. That's why Ben Bernanke now serves on the board of two of them (Citadel, PIMCO). And Alan Greenspan serves on three (Deutsche Bank, PIMCO, Paulson & Co).
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by kolanos 3y ago
It has government oversight, but so does every other bank that operates in the United States. So not much of a distinction there. The Federal Reserve is in effect a consortium of banks acting as an independent central bank more so than a go
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by kolanos 3y ago
> Is the Federal Reserve a privately owned corporation? > > Yes and no. The Federal Reserve (the Fed) enjoys a unique public/private structure that operates within the government, but is still relatively independent of govern
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by kolanos 3y ago
> Why barefoot? She was making herself at home. There's video of this on YouTube. [0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVZFUiXkCEA
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by kolanos 3y ago
> This sounds like the ex-wife was close friend with the judge and this was very personal. Pretty insane either way though. Actually this judge had a long track record of doing things like this. She ran into the wrong civil rights attorn
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by kolanos 3y ago
> Doesn't the Copyright Act of 1976 place government works into public domain? The Federal Reserve is about as federal as Federal Express.
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by kolanos 3y ago
> That said, Bitcoin is a state sponsored pyramid scheme, ... I would say the same about the Federal Reserve.
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by kolanos 3y ago
Which AWS services do you think are more cost effective? Cost is rarely the reason I've chosen AWS over another provider. But I don't think Render is competing with AWS head-on in regards to cost. They're very much trying to
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Work [video](youtube.com)
5 points by kolanos 3y ago|0 comments
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by kolanos 3y ago
There have been legislative attempts to end qualified immunity, the most recent being the Ending Qualified Immunity Act [0]. Qualified immunity is not a law but an overly broad and frequently misapplied court precedent that undermines the a
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by kolanos 3y ago
If you grew up in the 70's or 80's it is nostalgia porn.
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by kolanos 3y ago
Casinos are notorious employers when it comes to IT. Imagine a less competent Amazon and you're getting close. IT is an afterthought. IT staff work in the casino, but they work underground. There are secret doors that lead to poorly ar
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by kolanos 3y ago
This is very true, a late frost can wipe you out for the year.

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