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by lesuorac 1y ago
People did complain about Obama's done strikes. Find articles from back then and you see the words "controversial" [1]. [1]: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/18/us-military-dr...
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That is a political reason... It convinces others that you're willing to pardon them too in exchange for money and convincing other people is the definition of politics.
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I'm not sure this comment does justice to the situation. Poland put out a separate bid for manufacturing and servicing of their locomotives and one company won the manufacturing bid while another won the servicing bid. The servicing co
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Have you seen dash cam footage? High quality cameras are actually really rare and expensive.
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Well didn't lookup Super Box but I assume it's less sketchy than you image. It probably just pulls from something like https://github.com/iptv-org/iptv and so the provider of Super Box doesn't have to ma
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If you don't think a single Gazan goes to jail then I have a bridge to sell you ...
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Somebody needs to teach NZ/Aus the concept of the float. I worked somewhere they moved payday by 1d explicitly for financial reasons ...
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Meh, the lawyer got a scarlet letter. Wake me up when somebody gets disbarred.
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I think people argue this but I don't think its true. The lack of warlords leads to peaceful transitions. Trump can feel all he wants about the 2020 election but his sphere of influence was too small to take control. This isn't th
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by lesuorac 1y ago
IIUC, they ignore it because they're supposed to. If the market collapses I think Meta can technically just walk away and they lose access to those data centers (which they no longer want anyways) and the SPV is stuck holding $X of ass
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I think the main issue with your theory is that it's $38B in today's dollars. In the 1970s we saw a lot less independence between the Fed and White House and as a consequence severe inflation. Trillions of dollars of liabilities i
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by lesuorac 1y ago
The post I was replying to originally used the word "FSA" in the locations that they currently use "HSA". My post does seem a bit weird after their edit but at least one person learned something.
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How successful are those people being? IIUC, there was a bit of a scandal where the companies the DoE where paying to manage those 10 year forgiveness plans where giving incorrect advice and so a lot of people aren't going to qualify.
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FSA's not HSA's are use-it-or-lose-it. If you have a FSA I strongly suggest that you get an HSA instead. https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/smart-money/hsa-vs-...
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by lesuorac 1y ago
If X abandons Twitter at what point does that name become free for a competitor? Wonder if we're a bunch of years away from say blue sky renaming itself.
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Really high? What do you run your browser as?
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ICE is just filling the role of the bureau of corrections under Trump1. It was a bit weird for corrections to be arresting people in DC but a lot less weird for ICE to do it.
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by lesuorac 1y ago
It might as well be a warzone .... > https://www.google.com/search?q=california+declares+war+on+t... > California has not declared war on Texas, but the states are engaged in a "redistricting war," a politic
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by lesuorac 1y ago
The world doesn't operate with code as law. If somebody steals all the bitcoins in the world then they'll just fork it [1]. A significant amount of bitcoins are held by known entities (exchanges) so it's pretty trivial for in
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Progress sure but Lincoln didn't free the slaves in the Northern states. He only freed the slaves in the South with the emancipation proclamation [1]. The 13th amendment wasn't until 2 years later. Lincoln did it as an economic we
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Yeah, the meaning of words change. They are conservatives. People that care about things like small governments and fiscal responsibility are not. It's sad when somebody takes control over a group you identify with and changes it'
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Isn't it common for people charged with crimes to be released while waiting for trial? I can't see anything in the article about bail so presumably these are minor felonies that didn't require bail (or it was posted)? The art
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I'm not sure all these relationships are monetary. It may even be the case that the website pays X company to perform the tracking for their own analytics purposes. Or that it's X company's own freemium model where if you add
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Yeah law is kinda like the rules in sports leagues. You have to keep updating it as the meta shits. It's impossible to write things correctly the first or final time and especially with the interpretation of words changing over time it
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Crucially, American's typically don't die from commercial flight every day. It's also entirely reasonable as an American to discount Polio / Ebola and a lot of other stuff that' aren't an issue for them. It doe
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Because Trump's opponent didn't even win their own primary? It should be incredibly telling that in an era where the incumbents suffered roughly 10 percentage points decrease in polling world wide that Trump won by ~1 percent that
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What's the point of a work visa if you can just bypass it with a robot? IIUC, typically you don't hire foreign individuals for "your company". "your company" sets up a subsidiary in that foreign country and the
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Unfriendly reminder, both Republicans and Democrats can stop this at any point. Republicans have 50+ votes in the senate and already passed a bill in the house. All they would need to do is consider re-opening the government as important as
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> Is it bias, though, if the AI is trained on the materials of the parties involved, rather than that of public opinion? I guess it depends on what you mean by "materials". It's quite common in US elections for politicians
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Could you load up a 747 and fly them in for the day and then fly them out for the night? Why is that so much different than them controlling a robot remotely? If you want people to be able to immigrate into your country and work thats fine;

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