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lfowles
11y ago
It's worth making the distinction between frontlit and backlit ereaders too. I have a frontlit Nook and other than the lights being a bit bluer than I'd like, it's much more comfortable to read on than my tablet at the lowest
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11y ago
My POV: Even with extraordinarily high taxes at the higher tiers of the brackets, is that not enough for the rich to live quite well? IFF funding government (for example, if an effective basic income program was in place) was better than ev
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11y ago
As the other reply says " Please learn how marginal tax brackets and rates work before talking about the issue where people can hear you. "
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11y ago
Thanks! Added another table with modern day $$$. Big numbers!
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11y ago
Tax brackets. The government isn't entitled to 80% of what _any_ person earns, just a portion of what the _richest_ earn. Looking at GP's PDF for 1945: Income Take home $10,000 $7,060 $20,000
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11y ago
For some reason I can't edit that comment...... Didn't mean to post it at all!
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11y ago
Asa
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11y ago
Thanks for correcting me. I knew the physics behind it, so I'm not entirely sure why I've never self corrected that belief.
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11y ago
Active noise cancelling still adds to the absolute volume, doesn't it? I use some headphones intended for muffling yardwork at the lowest setting to have music drown out frequent background noises (carts moving by, nearby keyboards) bu
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For the want of a shebang, the core was dumped.
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It's not just capital cost for equipment that needs to be considered at this stage, but also the research needed to make suitable equipment for large scale production. Per the article, a 1"x1" section of metal takes an hour.
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11y ago
Then you use normal graph paper!
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11y ago
Yes, an easy way to tell is it will also be light green/yellow. I only have experience with Comet brand from the campus store. It used to be kind of hard to find engineering paper at a decent price online, so I just stock up whenever I
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My favorite kind of graph paper is engineering paper. The grid is printed on the back, so when scanned it isn't visible. What it looks like in person: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/55&#
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I would guess worse, but in different ways. Your foot can shift in the sand left/right when landing, causing havoc on other joints (knee, hip) when you apply pressure and they're getting unexpected horizontal motion.
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11y ago
If you're not asking about running replacements in particular, there are books and books on primarily bodyweight exercises. That seems to be the appeal for running, that you can just do it with very little investment.
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> I also think that being older, with a family, and a full life outside of work, I'm not interested in pursuing wealth the same way that young people are. I have a nest egg, I have a good salary, I also have a wife, children, a smal
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Yep, doing budgeting at the end of the month and I found a $20 Amazon charge. Turns out it was from a little bit of data I left on their DB service (which took _a lot_ of clicking to find the one I was actually using) after my free year had
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A geeky nearby attraction is the National Atomic Testing Museum. http://www.nationalatomictestingmuseum.org/
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The Kansas Experiment
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Note the post is about non-compete ("I won't go work for a company in the same market for X time") and non-solicit ("I won't convince my coworkers to come with me") clauses. IP assignment is separate. https:&#
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On my (2009, no power locks) car, I manually toggle the lock after opening the door and close it. Locked. I did lock myself out of a 2009 car with power locks though, but only because I was borrowing it and no one knew the combo for the key
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http://images.cdn.stuff.tv/sites/stuff.tv/files/styles/flexs... Looks significantly better than Quake, even when maximized to fullscreen (except for the JPEG artifacts)! edit: far cry 4 640x480 filetype:
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So we combine the best of git, subversion, and perforce. perverted-git, anyone?
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Related: https://code.facebook.com/posts/218678814984400/scaling-merc...
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Nerd clickbait!
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In addition to medication, like mkopinsky said, I've had great success keeping a Bullet Journal[0]. It keeps me on track day to day, but medication keeps me on track minute to minute. I definitely spent a lot of time in college (years
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Sounds like a good dichotomy to me. You are agreeing that autonomous <-> executive are two extremes of a spectrum, no?
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Hardware: Closer to autonomous functions. Require no thought, you just do it. Example: Saying "Thank you" reflexively when someone does something kind. Software: Have to mentally process the situation. Did this person do something
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Where did you see this was for a masters programme? Also, it depends. When I was working on my masters (which I didn't finish :) ), there were three options: * Thesis * Project * Extra Courses
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