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The poster can also be patient. I've been locked out of infrequently used google accounts before. Eventually the account will be unlocked. If you ignore it for a few days (also pretty harsh.)
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Financial institutions are the most frustrating when it comes to email notifications to custom domains. Often times the confirmation email comes through fine, then the email notifications fail to be sent. Luckily with all financial institut
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6 months is fast. I sold our first on premise customer. $1M internal budget to simply hook up the hardware. The project was delayed a year due to budgeting and logistical issues. And this is a large financial institution, which is used to m
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Age is also best avoided as it is the number one cause of bodily deterioration, disease and death.
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G'day mate. I'm currently really into listening to old school sci fi audio books as I hoof it up the local trails on an emtb (electronic mountain bike.) For primordial internet, I recommend Tildes. It's very quiet. Much like
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I switch reddit accounts every year. It gave mostly consistent results for my last five accounts.
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Qualified Immunity is US case law precedent, which means the courts basically are applying existing laws to novel situations to make new laws (Harlow v. Fitzgerald.) Initially, courts ruled that the police lost qualified immunity if they pe
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Krugman didn't debate recession semantics. My point is, if you are going to claim we are in a recession now, to be intellectually consistent, you also have to claim that 2020 wasn't one of the shortest and sharpest recessions ever
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Who debated the 2020 recession? It didn't have two quarters of real GDP growth, but it did have massive job losses. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_recessions_in_the_Unit...
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Very fun. I also found it took a while to understand the rules, which I enjoyed, but others may not. You could add a restart button to encourage experimentation, or flash preconditions red when blocking passage to communicate rules more cle
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It's still illegal at a federal and state level.
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While a third of the IMDB ratings are 10, another third of the ratings are 2 or 1. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7631058/ratings/?ref_=tt_ov_rt I think the reviews are being flooded by two extreme opinions If
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In early 2000 Shiller published Irrational Exuberance, which warned of a stock market bubble. The second edition in 2006 warned of a housing market bubble. The third edition in 2015 warned of a bubble in almost everything. So I've been
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Shaving. It's not a religion. It's easy to experiment. 1. Don't shave. Grow a wild and wooly beard. 2. Electric clippers. For that permanent five o'clock shadow look. 3. Electric shaver. Easy. 4. Cartridge + foam. Smooth
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by nzealand 5y ago
If you want longevity, for under $2k, you should not rule out the Framework because it is "beta." They have a store of easily replaceable parts. You can replace almost anything that breaks. I have already replaced the keyboard. Do
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> There exists a rule, that if you try to substitute quality with quantity you only ruin everything. This is brilliantly put.
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Adams wrote absurdist satire, e.g. earth being destroyed for an intergalactic bypass. Everyone back then had a fundamental belief that the internet would make things better just like the printing press had made things better. E.g. the nets
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> The build quality is great, love the simplicity and design of the expansion ports, and the repair/upgrade-ability is huge. I also love the expansion ports. I am really glad they have raised a series A, because in 3-5 years I want
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Reading the paper was the first thing I did, unfortunately. I read it, until I realized it had no data, and that it was completely biased towards a single narrative. Only then did I look to see who published it.
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> we estimate the expected price change that a rental unit should experience if it were to be leased today. CPI's Rent of Primary Residence measures what all people pay. Your website measures what you would have to pay if you were t
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> This is an assertion. The best available data from randomized controlled trials shows a minimal effect: > https://vinayprasadmdmph.substack.com/p/do-masks-reduce-risk ... From your link > Scientists have lost
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They didn't fabricate their data. They simply switched the labels. Not very well. You can see they didn't change the axis labels in this image here: https://static.wixstatic.com/media/cf58cd_449149dafb04485eb2
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by nzealand 5y ago
> Normalization does not mean "the same string can only appear once". It can, if you want to easily update an email address, or easily remove all references to an email address because it is PII.
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No potato battery? I am disappoint.
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I like to assume everyone has a positive intent, until proven otherwise. I always ask people why, because I sometimes learn something new, I often learn about the knowledge level of the other participants, and it anchors everyone to the fun
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Curiously, the best way I found to get past mental roadblocks, is to simply ask questions. I ended up with hundreds of parking tickets, for all different makes and models of cars. I quickly learned you get nowhere telling someone over the p
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I think that is the funniest part of this article. I read his post to the end looking for the answer to why he wanted the smallest box, furiously thinking of why. I could only think of three reasons that I rejected as unlikely. Frustrated,
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An EVP of Ops of a fortune 500 did this to an entire room of functional experts. We were there to discuss a technical implementation. She kicked it off by saying "Let me start by asking a simple question, why do we do this function?&qu
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Ironically that comes up with wildly inaccurate estimates itself. > we take the average population totals over the relevant periods for each population (March 1, 2020-Aug. 9, 2021 for the unvaccinated population and Dec. 15, 2020,-Aug. 9
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The disclosures include the date the trade was made. The only ambiguity is the amount invested. Also, estimate <> precision or accuracy :)

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