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mbfg
5y ago
i remember BlackDuck flagging a one pixel (white) image as a copyright infringement in our product.
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5y ago
And then came covid and did away with the snow day first, for free.
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5y ago
Watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mceaM2_zQd8
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5y ago
Spoken like a well off person. It often costs money, a good bit of money to sell things. You can easily get into a situation where you can't afford to do so.
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5y ago
I couldn't disagree more. My life is permanently ruined because i followed this strategy. The problem with buying things, is that at some point you no longer own the things, the things own you. I am trapped in my situation by owni
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5y ago
the thing i see that makes this test brittle is the use of relative dates and durations that break across day light savings time changes
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5y ago
I'm fine with this effort, but curious how they came up with the 800K number? Is that a capped number? Is that a real estimate of number of non-citizens?
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5y ago
My understanding from the video is: the climate models stink, and everyone in the science understands this but has difficulty communicating this. The real world is more extreme than the models. But we have no way to extend the models to cov
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5y ago
People working two jobs, having to juggle a family, don't have time for all of these luxury processes. Kudos to you that you are affluent. But this conversation isn't obviously about people at your level.
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As soon as you get a PIP, get out when you can.
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the key words here are "what the company represents" of course they are not going to represent it as, "we are going to fire you". Good for you to keep the job (if that's what you wanted) but in general it's a l
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5y ago
I wasn't comparing what a restaurant wastes compared to what a consumer wastes. I'm comparing what a consumer wastes eating out, vs eating at home. Luckily for you, you can live without waste. You are the grand minority.
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5y ago
I'd have to buy a six pack of rolls, that's going to be around $4. My budget is already shot.
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5y ago
it's only capitalism when you benefit.
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5y ago
thank you.
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5y ago
I can get two double cheeseburgers from Mcdonalds for $2.25 here in the USA, could do so all year. There's no way i could come close to that at home. Also, what one doesn't factor in is the cost of waste of food at home. You (the
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5y ago
As you increase the wages of people making little, you gain more customers from those same people. Of course this may not apply to restaurants service 30 dollar meals, but more people will buy a $5 sandwich when their wages go up.
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5y ago
I wouldn't be so rosy about that claim. Sure in small pockets things are good, in others-- mild improvements, in still others, probably as bad.
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5y ago
>> offering homes to the female prisoners of war was relatively compassionate. more likely sex slaves, given the references to young virgins.
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5y ago
Temporarily dead perhaps, but either way, emotionally scarred for life, most likely.
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5y ago
Wow, most amazing part of this, is it's on sourceforge. I mean i guess there's "some" effort in transfering to something else, but wow. 2022.
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5y ago
I work with hundreds of developers with git, and yes 80% of them only know the basic workflow. The other 20% know a good bit more and can resolve any problem that occasionally comes up. I don't think it has hindered our development at
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5y ago
A rich person ascribing to perceived effort, what should be ascribed mostly to luck of circumstance.
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5y ago
Ok, but don't you think this argument is circular? You start off by believing in the bible and because it says stuff that you believe is happening to you, you believe what is happening to you is true. What reason do you have to believe
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5y ago
Why would you believe that claim? Have any evidence to provide that it is true?
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5y ago
I am an atheist and definitely care a ton about religion. Because what people believe highly influences their actions. A mind that can believe things without good reason or evidence can believe anything. Often these things are nasty, awfu
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5y ago
Have any evidence for these claims? Why do you believe them?
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5y ago
Why do you believe that claim? What evidence do you have that it is true?
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5y ago
How did you differentiate a god talking to you, and you talking to you? What evidence to you have for that? How can others collaborate your story?
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5y ago
none. I try to only believe in things that are demonstrable.
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