mulmen

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721.
by mulmen 1y ago
Selling software is a deadend. Nobody in their right mind will pay for it because the risks are too great. If you want to build a technology business sell services and support.
722.
by mulmen 1y ago
What's missing is why open source won. It's impossible to be rug pulled. If the maintainers (this is a carefully chosen word) attempt a rug-pull you can just Elastic or Redis them. If the product is closed this is impossible
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by mulmen 1y ago
There can be mutually shared principles but there are no universally shared principles.
724.
by mulmen 2y ago
No, it doesn’t seem excessive at all to me. If the lab delivered the same services for $2.5mil would you still be questioning that $150k salary?
725.
by mulmen 2y ago
There are no universally shared principles. I love my siblings and they are intelligent successful people but I wouldn’t want them as coworkers because they don’t have the necessary skills and experience to do what I do. Slavery is legal in
726.
by mulmen 2y ago
This is median sale price so it could be driven by more expensive homes going on the market. It could be further exacerbated by overall sales declining. The wealthy bail out but everyone else is stuck, possibly upside down.
727.
by mulmen 2y ago
Your claims just don’t align with my experiences, anecdotes, or information. My mayor hired his niece to run a department. My cousin hired my nephews at a school district. I worked at a hospital where the IT director and the network admin
728.
by mulmen 2y ago
It is intrusive. You are also not allowed to utilize slave labor or employ children. We accept some restrictions for the smooth running of society.
729.
by mulmen 2y ago
The solution is the bureaucracy. I just don’t agree it is endless or ever present or that nepotism is the only reason for bureaucracy.
730.
by mulmen 2y ago
> The solution is endless growing bureaucracy to implement and enforce fairness at every level and it is happening everywhere I can see. Really? Endless? Everywhere? “I can see” is doing a lot of work there. > From my experience fa
731.
by mulmen 2y ago
It’s not every CEO. If you have a better idea do that and outcompete the companies that are making what you think is a bad bet.
732.
by mulmen 2y ago
How much can a bana- er, sandwich cost? I just checked McDonalds in my hometown in Idaho. A Big Mac is $5.99 for just the sandwich and $10.68 for a meal. A Double Quarter Pounder is $8.29 for just a sandwich. McDonalds is definitely on th
733.
by mulmen 2y ago
Unfortunately in this case “refined” means oversimplified. Avatars have been overloaded to also be the selection for bulk operations and also require Gravatar. This means if you don’t want Gravatar avatars you get no avatars at all and
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A Revamped Fastmail Inbox(fastmail.com)
8 points by mulmen 2y ago|3 comments
735.
by mulmen 2y ago
Yes, recognizing the full consequences requires second order thinking which by definition is a challenge for the simple minded.
736.
by mulmen 2y ago
I’m sorry I don’t understand the question.
737.
by mulmen 2y ago
Physically more difficult. Purging voter rolls. Moving polling locations. Voter ID requirements. Restrictions on mail in ballots. Etc.
738.
by mulmen 2y ago
Your indulgence is my constitutional right.
739.
by mulmen 2y ago
I don’t have a problem with the regulation. Slate is trying to build a safe, affordable, electric vehicle. Having one display for all information seems like a good way to save cost.
740.
by mulmen 2y ago
This is very interesting but how would turnout and choice change if historically disenfranchised and suppressed communities had equal access to the polls?
741.
by mulmen 2y ago
There’s also one party that disproportionately targets specific voter demographics for suppression.
742.
by mulmen 2y ago
Looks like the dash and door cards are pretty much just flat plas- er, reinforced polymer. Aftermarket stereos and speakers come with mounting brackets and bezels to cover the holes you’ll need to cut.
743.
by mulmen 2y ago
There’s also no evidence that increased turnout would have had the same result. What seems to be overlooked in these conversations is the skill with which American voters have been disenfranchised by partisan forces. It’s easy to blame peop
744.
by mulmen 2y ago
I don't think this is true. Yes robot capabilities have increased but those business processes also make people more productive. I recently toured the F-150 assembly line and it is clear a lot has been done to improve worker produc
745.
by mulmen 2y ago
> They aren't protecting US automakers, they're trying to retain some semblance of manufacturing in the US, which I'm fully in support of. "The US can't make anything" is an absurd delusion. We are the seco
746.
by mulmen 2y ago
The article says the rear camera feed will be displayed on a screen behind the steering wheel which doubles as the speedometer and charge display.
747.
by mulmen 2y ago
Ok but this car doesn’t have an infotainment system and it doesn’t detect road signs.
748.
by mulmen 2y ago
So you are in favor of rehabilitation but you want to gatekeep it? Undocumented immigrants are taxpayers.
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by mulmen 2y ago
> In the case of a deportee, if we have a sworn statement from them, or can remotely depose them, then their testimony would be included in the trial. In a world where we deport people without due process to subcontracted megaprisons in
750.
by mulmen 2y ago
Allegedly .

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