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by mhb 7mo ago
Not sure what your point is. This seems like a great way to create another housing option. It is an alternative for those who can't afford the studios or 1BRs (which, BTW, would be a bargain anywhere close to $900). You can call it (pe
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An Innovative New Bonus Auction for Warrant Officers(army.mil)
3 points by mhb 7mo ago|0 comments
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The First Multi-Behavior Brain Upload(theinnermostloop.substack.com)
4 points by mhb 7mo ago|0 comments
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by mhb 7mo ago
Is the IRGC wearing burkas to evade detection also a fabrication?
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Persian Gulf desalination plants could become military targets in regional war(theconversation.com)
5 points by mhb 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mhb 8mo ago
I know you're being cute, but businesses generally don't pass all the costs of increased COGS on to customers.
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by mhb 8mo ago
To them, it's like a baby crying.
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by mhb 8mo ago
Wrong place, wrong time. Maybe Iran's rockets are also unarmed.
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by mhb 8mo ago
Well that would seem like a potentially huge mess depending on the size of the purchases. Not to mention that the purchasers are not all easily tracked down. I wasn't suggesting it because it was perfect; I was suggesting it because it
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by mhb 8mo ago
Yeah. You're confusing capitalism and how businesses generally work with this particular tariff. Which, based on these comments, was often/always just passed through to customers.
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Bill in New York State Would Protect Lawyers from AI Competition(reason.com)
3 points by mhb 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mhb 8mo ago
Since the cost was probably split between reduced profit and additional customer cost, it seems pretty impractical to determine who is due a refund - end users or businesses. Or the logistics of refunds to customers. One possibility would b
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by mhb 8mo ago
What do people mean when they say that? Is it just a generic insult or is it something literal?
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by mhb 8mo ago
David Sedaris has a similar hobby: https://www.theguardian.com/books/shortcuts/2014/jul/31/davi...
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by mhb 8mo ago
Wrong link
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This job has become the ultimate case study why AI won't replace human workers(cnn.com)
18 points by mhb 8mo ago|6 comments
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by mhb 8mo ago
Or you could go with Plan B - don't FA with Israel to begin with.
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by mhb 8mo ago
Right. Because Israel is finally fulfilling its aspiration to annex a country 1,000 miles away. Do you think history started two days ago? Maybe the Israelis are idiots, but it would seem so much more practical to attack closer countries fi
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Rhode Island Files First-in-Nation Single-Room Occupancy Model Legislation(ij.org)
6 points by mhb 8mo ago|4 comments
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by mhb 8mo ago
You're right. It is unfortunate that you think that.
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by mhb 8mo ago
If budgets are what interest you, maybe consider why Iran spent over $500B developing offensive nuclear weapons. Instead of peaceful pursuits or defenses against its supposed aggressor over 1,000 miles away.
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by mhb 8mo ago
Surely? It's far from clear that the benefits of these initiatives would be net positive.
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by mhb 8mo ago
Nice job. Thanks!
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Israel hacked Tehran traffic cameras to track Khamenei ahead of assassination(timesofisrael.com)
5 points by mhb 8mo ago|0 comments
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Ship Tracker Map(marinetraffic.com)
3 points by mhb 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mhb 8mo ago
When do you suppose the conflict started?
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by mhb 8mo ago
And which country will welcome the 8 million people living there?
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by mhb 8mo ago
That battle's been fought and lost. The moderators' suggestion, which I recommend, is to email the moderators.
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by mhb 8mo ago
It seems like you want someone to ask you what the two companies are. So - what are the two companies?
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Shatner is making an album with 35 metal icons(guitarworld.com)
216 points by mhb 8mo ago|110 comments

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