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931.
by lagadu 11y ago
Thus indicating that us getting over a year of parental leave for each kid doesn't lead to mass breeding.
932.
by lagadu 11y ago
> and maybe even need to work for the income? We don't lose the income during parental leave.
933.
by lagadu 11y ago
It's already mandatory in multiple european countries and it leads to nothing of the sort.
934.
by lagadu 11y ago
That answer doesn't surprise me in the slightest. I'm a software engineer so I forgot everything taught in those classes the moment I turned the exam in but I've a friend who's a professor of something that mechanical en
935.
by lagadu 11y ago
Perhaps she means 130%, which is already insanely high? I can't imagine even a loan shark practising 300%.
936.
by lagadu 11y ago
A monolithic png doesn't track your browsing, clickjack you or even allow you to click on ads. That'd be terrible for advertisers.
937.
by lagadu 11y ago
Because there's more to success than simply the amount of people who click on your ads. They say 20% of their readers block ads, I would say that it's fair to assume that of those 20% maybe 5% would be willing to pay over $50 a ye
938.
by lagadu 11y ago
Being religious or part of a party with religious affiliation is entirely different in pretty much anywhere in Europe than it is in the US. Non-secular views on any major subject are effectively unheard of here; there's nothing conflic
939.
by lagadu 11y ago
She said she didn't have much in common with those particular people, not non-black people in general. Had she thought that she didn't have enough in common with multiple races to work with them, she wouldn't have tried to wo
940.
by lagadu 11y ago
Having read the article, nothing there explains why you feel that using a sub-group that self-selected for a particular characteristic we're examining is a better sample of a population than a randomly selected one. As I re-read the pa
941.
by lagadu 11y ago
That's a pretty terrible data point because of how biased it is. It's like saying that everyone who abandoned a certain film halfway says the film is bad and concluding that most people in general hate the film: your data points a
942.
by lagadu 11y ago
I wish they would do that. I have many friends who share accounts internationally (I'm one of them, I live in Denmark and my account is shared with a friend in the Netherlands and a couple who lives in Portugal) and this would mean tha
943.
by lagadu 11y ago
Because those options (Amazon in particular) only exist in a few regions. Most importantly, they're not as widely available as Netflix, I've a netflix app on my phone and on my TV, this isn't true for amazon and apple.
944.
by lagadu 11y ago
Metro. It's also the fastest, cheapest and most convenient way to get to the airport in the cities I've lived in. Not affected by traffic either.
945.
by lagadu 11y ago
That only speaks to the inadequacy of the public transportation network where you live though, which is exacerbated by the construction of urban highways instead of a better mass transit network.
946.
by lagadu 11y ago
Belgium already paid for it, in the form of the tax aid they gave the companies. It just turns out that it was illegal and said tax breaks, which Belgium already paid for, need to be returned.
947.
by lagadu 11y ago
> What if you need to do something Unity isn't capable of? Where does that leave you? I'm not trying to be glib, and I know that's not the answer you're looking for but it would leave them switching to Unreal or any o
948.
by lagadu 11y ago
Not aggressive enough. Gotta force the user to click and/or interact with your shitty ad!
949.
by lagadu 11y ago
So, just like Portuguese and Spanish? The subject is inflected on the verb. This is absolutely nothing special, there are hundreds of those: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Null-subject_language
950.
by lagadu 11y ago
You are understanding it correctly, yes.
951.
by lagadu 11y ago
> So for every person who moves up, someone must move down. Standards of living and wealth are not a zero-sum game, there are plenty of situations where changes benefit everyone.
952.
by lagadu 11y ago
The article said that in the context of spinning though, in which I'm sure you agree.
953.
by lagadu 11y ago
> even something most doctors would recommend! Find me a doctor that will recommend you sleep fewer than 7 hours with a straight face. Because to get up at 4 they have to be getting to bed at 21.00 at the most and I very much doubt that,
954.
by lagadu 11y ago
Without enough sleep he definitely wasn't living healthily. Plus the amount of sleep you get is what effectively regulates how effective your workouts are.[1] By sleeping that little they're just wasting a large portion of their t
955.
by lagadu 11y ago
It's fairly obvious that either the person who said that or the journalist who interpreted it that way doesn't know much about correctly working out.
956.
by lagadu 11y ago
Power failures and unreliable power delivery in general is not a renewable energy problem (or rather, it is but it's not an unfixable one), it's a Costa Rica problem due to insuficient infrastructure to handle it. Other nations wi
957.
by lagadu 11y ago
> Even if I believed in following all of these laws, I am now expected to know all of them? Yes. Yes you are. You are expected to follow all laws of where you have a presence or face the consequences they'll impose on you for it, wh
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by lagadu 11y ago
> It still seems pretty reactionary. The solution isn't to block an entire service. Why not? If they're not complying with court mandated orders, then the court is empowered to enact any legal (in Brasil) measures to coerce coo
959.
by lagadu 11y ago
> What if I refuse to provide visitor logs, is it OK for them to block my site at the border? What about to order a private teleco to block my site? That depends exclusively on the laws of the country in question, not on the laws of th
960.
by lagadu 11y ago
They are following legal procedures. Brazilian ones, which are the only ones they have to care about. Why would they possibly care in the slightest what American courts have to say?

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