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6mo ago
Well, while I don't know you personally. Most working people are older than ICE. It's actually a relatively new agency and clearly not effective.
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6mo ago
How would Chernobly poison all of Europe's (or you mean Asia's?) drinking water while all of our nuclear testing hasn't?
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6mo ago
Perhaps you haven't heard. Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
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6mo ago
Except they only won because UK was too busy spending money on a way to stop the French. Like 1812 when the Brits weren't busy with the French they easily came in and burnt the US capital as punishment for burning the Canadian one. It&
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6mo ago
Tyranny of a bunch of rich white men having to pay taxes lol. There's a reason the founding fathers all had slaves; they weren't the common folk.
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6mo ago
But as long as they manipulate it twice or somebody else manipulate it twice then you're golden. While I don't believe much in the utility of bitcoin over say a ledger of USD it's hard to argue with historical data.
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7mo ago
Eh, the only way to secure your Rust programs it the technique not described in the article. Vendor your dependencies. Download the source and serve it via your own repository (ex. [1]). For dependencies that you feel should be part of the
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7mo ago
No because the title is using the word "new jobs". If there's 100 men and 100 women employed and 100 women get fired then you have an equal number of "newly" employed people (0). If there's 100 men and 50 worki
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7mo ago
Isn't it only a question of marketing? There's only so many lumberjacks needed in an economy. Sure you can depress the wages for awhile but there's still a limit. So you need Men do to something else and the way you do that i
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7mo ago
Is this even relevant to their post? The article is pretty clear, Women are getting most of the new jobs because they're in fields that Men largely don't try to enter (ex. Teaching). Like whats the big initiative to increase the a
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7mo ago
IIUC, the difference (for USG) of Medicare vs Medicare Advantage is that Medicare subsidizes the cost of a procedure done by a provider while Medicare Advantage (MA) pays a fixed rate per treatment to an insurer. So if the MA rate is less t
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7mo ago
> 1. The version of the ceasefire that you are got third hand from Twitter or American news outlets are not accurate. Are they any more accurate than what Iran or America thinks? IIUC, this whole thing is phone tag.
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7mo ago
If both sides don't agree on the terms of a ceasefire you don't have a ceasefire.
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7mo ago
> Or you can put code in different package and guard internal package cohesiveness and coupling a bit and use well defined interfaces to call a functions through. While I do think actual microservices are over-kill. I don't think I&
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7mo ago
It's very common for a teacher's salary to pay the expenses of two adults and 2+ kids? I guess it must be nice not living in high col areas.
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7mo ago
But why? If you just don't run a mega defict every year you can afford to use the interest other countries would have to pay you to borrow dollars to subsidize your own economy.
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7mo ago
The fairness doctrine needed to apply to political commentators on Cable and not just public airwaves. It turns out if you can spend decades saying things unchallenged people believe it.
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7mo ago
I feel like the example you want is a Video store owner could store a list of what movies congressmen rented. Which was trivially not covered by the 4th amendment [1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Privacy_Pr
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7mo ago
> But he's still a bad person. But that doesn't make him a supremacist. Tucker knows his audience and gives them what they want. He's done content in support of both major parties in the US; he's a true capitalist not
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7mo ago
> So what 150k people cant use their cars. 'They did something wrong and deserve it', is the usual motto in the USA. Maybe I'm in the wrong here, but I do find it pretty fair that people that can't responsible use a v
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7mo ago
I think you mean Reagan. He removed the union for the ATC not Clinton. Honestly, you can generally just blame Reagan for about anything. A presidency about weaking labor, strengthening Iran, and ballooning the deficit is uh never going to l
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7mo ago
Except it doesn't. Legally there is a crosswalk regardless of if it's painted or not see [1]. I get this wasn't on the drivers test but it's still in the law. There were some complaints about not everybody living in Cali
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7mo ago
Getting pedantic now but depending on the circumstances the traffic is supposed to have stopped for you. Assuming there is no paint on the road an (unmarked) crosswalk may still exist [1] and drivers are supposed to yield to a pedestrian in
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7mo ago
> We're dumping metric shitloads of money into ICE and basically turning them into a domestic military. We weren't doing that before. CBP was already removing protesters and putting them into unmarked vans during 1.0. Pretty fa
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7mo ago
How is 2.0 not like 1.0? Impounding government funds, check. Using CBP (ICE) against US citizens, check. Assassinating Iranian officials, check. Tariffs, check.
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7mo ago
> The existence of nuance and external factors don't negate the original principle. Eh, ok throwing out all of physics 101 is a little strong. But you still don't use the original formulas you learned to do actual analysis. So
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We do throw out everything from physics 101. The movement of satellites is not modeled using distance = speed * time. It would do well to consider if econ 101 is an accurate way to model the world since for other domains the 101 course is n
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Eh, people really need to be questioning econ 101 more often. It's built upon untrue assumptions - infinite buyers / sellers - perfect information - no switching / transaction costs --- The article itself has 3 different year
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> Health insurance should work like literally everything else Eh, everything else varies significantly by company. Tradesmen have to buy their own tools. FANG provides free lunches. I've yet to see an argument for why a singular per
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Because it's basically async pair-programming. You do a lot of small changes (<100 loc) that get reviewed often. If it doesn't get reviewed often then the whole idea of continuous development breaks down. Argueable you have 8 h
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