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paul_f
6y ago
Don't forget using the equivalent of the entire power consumption of Austria to mine bitcoin?
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6y ago
They just need to learn the magic of: target="_blank"
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Exactly. Does this mean the EFF would support the measure if these objections were overcome? I would hope not. This concept is nuts
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6y ago
While this presents Facebook as losing from this change, remember it is Facebooks customers who rely on their cost effective advertising campaigns to run their business.
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6y ago
Liquid natural gas is not flammable and a tanker of LNG cannot explode unless hit with a missile. (correction, sorry, somebody could blow one up)
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6y ago
The article compared the market cap of Tesla to Hong Kong's GDP. I stopped reading then.
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6y ago
Yes, there is still quite a bit of coal generation, but for the most part, electric utilities in the US have moved off coal to a much higher reliance on natural gas for base generation. This seems an inappropriate comparison?
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6y ago
If you're not sure the answer, it's almost always money. The school wants their $45,000 tuition bills paid
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6y ago
You can add stalkers
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6y ago
Exactly! This is pure COVID theater. I presume to convince parents their child will be safe so they will pay their $45,000 annual tuition bills.
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6y ago
AI in 2020 is large numbers of if-the-else statements, unless you have fancy developers, who use switch statements
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6y ago
Love this! Curious, is this a California company or somewhere in flyover country? (I see this style often in Texas companies)
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6y ago
I have worked in plenty of places where there is little drama. These are usually run by well respected, competent managers who are also transparent. If you always run into office politics, the problem could possibly be you.
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6y ago
We need to quickly get to the next generation chloride ion battery batteries! A whole lot more salt lying around than lithium.
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COVID-19 deaths per 1M population Belgium 857 Peru 796 Spain 612 UK 609 Italy 586 Sweden 573 USA 523
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6y ago
500 children die of influenza in the US each year. COVID is far less of a threat to young people. We have to make tradeoffs and having kids in college and not at home with parents and grandparents is a good solution
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6y ago
So that everyone knows what you're talking about, the "anti LGBT" groups included the Fellowship for Christian Athletes (which exists in most every high school) and the Salvation Army.
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6y ago
San Francisco has a lack of compassion? News to me.
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6y ago
New York is not built on taxes collected from hipsters.
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6y ago
What has changed is near universal availability of high speed wireless. Followed by a national experiment in remote working. You don't have to live in the city to have a lucrative tech job.
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6y ago
Semantics, we all know what the poster meant. Whatever the cause, the homeless make large swaths of San Francisco unappealing, especially for people with young families. BTW, quite the irony that the most liberal city in the country has the
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6y ago
Lake Lanier is amazing, get a boat. All of the islands just waiting for you pull up to a secluded beach on and spend the day.
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6y ago
I assume you are aware it is hospitals and medical practices that are out the money when people don't pay? Why blame the company doing the collecting on their behalf
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6y ago
Apparently Mozilla has found a way, and is laying off a bunchy of people as a result
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6y ago
The US Postal Service adds and moves post boxes all the time. There is no conspiracy here
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6y ago
This is not taxing income, it is a tax on net worth. This is not done because it is completely unworkable. If I own a successful business, who gets to decide what it is worth?
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6y ago
If you're spending that kind of money on a boat, you're almost certainly keeping it in a covered dock or lift. The panels won't get much direct sun except when out tooling around. Better to put the panels on the roof of the
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6y ago
Yes, maybe, but who would write that? Seems an arbitrary example used to denigrate weak typed languages in general. Not sure what is bering tested there, but easy enough to do this: if (is_numeric($foo) and !intval($foo)) {
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You don't need an LLC to run a business. Plenty of sole proprietors do this along with filing self employment taxes without ever forming an LLC.
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Mozilla brought in $450M last year because Google wanted to be the search engine on its free software. You can give software away and make money in other ways. Plenty of software companies do it and it's a perfectly valid business mod
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