neaden

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541.
by neaden 6y ago
Oh you're right, in which case I'm not sure why the parent is bringing this up.
542.
by neaden 6y ago
Are you thinking of Diana? She was Charles' wife.
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by neaden 6y ago
So the problem is here you'll never be able to write the rule in a way that won't apply arbitrarily at least some of the time. Looking at that rule I'm guessing they wanted to disallow sex and nudity mods in games, which is p
544.
by neaden 6y ago
First link: DMCA problems, this is super common but Twitch is reacting to a very poorly written law. Second link: Someone got in trouble for saying "America Deserved 9/11" which is a bit beyond a controversial political opini
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by neaden 6y ago
The recipe itself can't be, but you can't just copy and paste recipe text from one website to another.
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by neaden 6y ago
So as someone who cooks a lot, and gets frustrated by long blog like posts that lots of recipes have this day, this website is probably even less useful for me. The tagging system isn't being used correctly, Ham Sandwich is tagged wit
547.
by neaden 6y ago
Neither are, and generally it's preferred to use another term. If you go to the CDC web page on variants for instance you'll see that it call sit B.1.1.7 not UK Variant https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nco
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by neaden 6y ago
I don't think that is a good metric, in a couple different ways. First you can't universalize the tax rate of serfs like that, and serfs don't represent all peasants/lower classes. We are talking about hundreds of years
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by neaden 6y ago
No, peasants had rights which varied immensely depending on their exact status and where they were. Still the aristocracy couldn't just kill them or take their stuff, and one of the primary responsibilities of the aristocracy or other
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by neaden 6y ago
Prison in this time period wasn't really a punishment thing, it's what you did when you were trying to ransom someone you captured in battle mostly. Punishments would have mostly been fines, with some corporal punishment and of co
551.
by neaden 6y ago
Not to mention a lot of people benefited, like all the slaves or people on the margins paying taxes for little benefit.
552.
by neaden 6y ago
I would still say in this instance they support researching the idea, not they support the idea.
553.
by neaden 6y ago
The title is misleading, the people here are advocating for studying the issue/technology not for implementing it (yet).
554.
by neaden 6y ago
I'm not sure how COVID has effected it, but for the past years France has had a higher prime age labor force participation rate then the US, so it doesn't seem to be causing that issue.
555.
by neaden 6y ago
Yeah, this title is extremely misleading. These are Mensa members who answered an email survey, generalizing it like this isn't valid.
556.
by neaden 6y ago
An accountant once told me a loophole is just someone else's deduction. I don't think you can even just go with the intent of the law, 401ks famously weren't intended at all, they were a loophole that are now viewed as a pill
557.
by neaden 6y ago
Yeah, this is not at all ambiguous if you know anything about chess and cheating, this person was straight up cheating and is trying to cover it up. There is no need for a rematch like some are suggesting, this is like if some random person
558.
by neaden 6y ago
To be fair, if Satoshi Nakamoto is still around and has access to 1 million bitcoins, then it's more of a Ponzi scheme.
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by neaden 6y ago
I think a lot of it is history, a lot of DO schools were founded back with it was more of a viable theory and Med School wasn't much more scientific. Over a hundred years the school teaches changes, but the name and degree doesn't
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Inside Xinjiang's Prison State(newyorker.com)
6 points by neaden 6y ago|1 comments
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by neaden 6y ago
It's not really necessary to play the devil's advocate to an ongoing genocide. In fact, it's a pretty bad idea. The definition of Genocide clearly includes destroying a culture with forced removal, education, and forced birth
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by neaden 6y ago
This is also the strategy of a lot of social media accounts that compile cute animal pictures or something, amass followers then sell the account for ads.
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by neaden 6y ago
I honestly am having trouble understanding what you are trying to say here, I think the reason you are encountering so much resistance isn't necessarily because of what you are trying to say, but how you are saying it.
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by neaden 6y ago
Pulp fantasy started before Tolkien, Howard and Burroughs are more important for that genre. Tolkien is what took fantasy out of the pulps and started the hard cover doorstopper fantasy series.
565.
by neaden 6y ago
I've always liked how when talking about Ebola in Africa people use the phrase "Bush Meat", yet when my family goes hunting it's "Wild Game". China should just rebrand these to Farmer's Markets.
566.
by neaden 6y ago
Numerators without denominators aren't too useful. How much total revenue did these creators represent?
567.
by neaden 6y ago
I think you are overestimating how intentional this was. The King of England had pardon powers, which was delegated to the King's governors while the US were colonies. The US adopted common law as a system, so they brought in pardon&#x
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Single Covid vaccine dose in Israel 'less effective than we thought'(theguardian.com)
5 points by neaden 6y ago|0 comments
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by neaden 6y ago
I would note that trying to do inflation across these time period is tricky. An agricultural worker in England at this time would have made only about 18 pounds per year.
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by neaden 6y ago
To be fair with the way COVID numbers are going, having an event where people from across the country congregate in one place then go back home is probably a bad idea anyway.

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