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by kss238 8y ago
That's what the parent says, and what the BBC inplies, but not what the UK report says. The pilot reacted at 1300 ft. It took another few seconds of falling to recover at which point they were at 928 ft.
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by kss238 8y ago
> Luckily, after descending 500ft in about 18 seconds, audible warnings in the cockpit alerted the crew that things were going awry and they very quickly remedied the situation. If you read the UK Government report that is not what happe
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by kss238 8y ago
The bonuses were incentivized. It was based on monthly attendance. The stock grant program was not though. You might be confusing them.
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by kss238 8y ago
You're wrong and misunderstanding the website. That is only the minimum they guarantee for each income bracket. Someone earning $65,001 will have substantially the same finaid package as someone making $65,000. Go try out the npc and s
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by kss238 8y ago
Voter ID disenfranchises the poor, otherwise I don't think anyone would have an issue with voter id requirements.
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by kss238 8y ago
Or you could write "same-day"?
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by kss238 8y ago
The article says Iran was hiding and saving these documents so that when the 15 year ban on nuclear material expired, Iran could startup it's nuclear program from where it left off.
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by kss238 8y ago
A conspiracy requires that two or more people agree to commit a crime. How would this apply to Ice?
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by kss238 8y ago
That's not true in California and likely in many other states. >[A]n employer may terminate its employees at will, for any or no reason ... the employer may act peremptorily, arbitrarily, or inconsistently, without providing specifi
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by kss238 8y ago
And too bad anti-immigrant policies target both.
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by kss238 8y ago
I think the commenter means it shouldn't be an excuse for state governments. Although I didn't see a specific excuse state governments are using to hide their suppliers, just that the state governments are being "secretive&qu
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by kss238 8y ago
It's only for 3 university's and two programs at those schools. I doubt it'll have any effect.
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by kss238 8y ago
Classic slippery slope. If any one complains of a single law being overly broad it obviously means they want every law repealed, right?!?
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by kss238 8y ago
It's not even a 40km trip. How fast do you expect the train to get up to?
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by kss238 8y ago
What exactly do these publishers do that causes them to charge so much? Aren't they just hosting some pdfs and keeping editors on staff to look over the papers?
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by kss238 8y ago
Coinbase released the statement from Visa on it's blog. If that statement was false why hasn't Visa denied it?
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by kss238 8y ago
The article also mentions that the double transaction issue was with Visa/MasterCard not coinbase.
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by kss238 8y ago
Previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17003244
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by kss238 8y ago
How is beeping every five minutes any different than what cars do currently? Cars with push to start are already required to beep when the key is taken out of the car. If you add a special switch, that increases costs. Why should car buyers
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by kss238 8y ago
Have you never turned your car on before you left to heat up the passenger compartment?
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by kss238 8y ago
So what happens in winter when I go turn my car on thirty minutes before I leave to make sure it's nice and warm?
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by kss238 8y ago
This is what I thought as well. The EFF warning was specifically against decrypting messages so I think it's unlikely to be a protocol vulnerability. But my experience with software exploits is limited to reading publications about exp
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by kss238 8y ago
Joe was arguing that the restatement of the CH was incorrect, not that CH Has/hasn't been solved. And on your point, Z=L is not a widely accepted axiom. Per wiki, >Although the axiom of constructibility does resolve many set-th
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by kss238 8y ago
>Don't drop it Is the unreasonable portion, not the cost.
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by kss238 8y ago
Also from that page >JMPR’s risk assessment found out that based on the weight-of-evidence approach these compounds are unlikely to cause cancer in people via dietary exposure.
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by kss238 8y ago
I don't think companies are required to and this statement from the WSj article: >the fourth-highest pay among the hundreds of companies in the S&P 500 index that have disclosed those figures. seems to imply that it is not.
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by kss238 8y ago
If the cost of installing airbags could instead be used to install some other safety feature, say aeb in all vehicles, and if that feature saved more lives than airbags do, then it would be better to not have airbags.
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by kss238 8y ago
Counterpoint: USPS is cheaper than any other carrier for me.
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by kss238 8y ago
Currently an undergrad at CU. Had never heard of this before. Interesting article.
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by kss238 8y ago
The President can deploy military personnel for up to 90 days without congressional approval.

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