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pkaye
2y ago
Makes sense since even the French people protested a carbon tax back in 2019. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-46460445
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I've been collecting a bunch of links on what things a homeowner can do. Probably the simplest thing is the clear a 5 foot ember resistant zone around the home. So remove greenery and replace wood chips with stone for example. Use fire
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2y ago
The best part is if the software is easy to write through AI, someone could implement a similar system and put Replit out of business. Or ask the AI to write a clone of Oracle or Microsoft Windows for example.
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2y ago
Anyone have a working link?
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Thanks for the clarification. From this link looks like another middleman that negotiates discounts with drug makers for insurers then marks it up. I'm curious who makes more profit. The PBM or the drug manufacturer. https://
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2y ago
Anthropic is an US company.
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2y ago
You can use reinforced masonry in earthquake areas. Unreinforced masonry is prohibited in California building codes. Probably can't retrofit that though.
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2y ago
Basically the drug manufacturer charges the insurer high prices then kicks back some of that to cover your out of pocket costs so you are individually better off but the system is worse off. Most countries solve this by the government negot
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2y ago
Just suck on dark chocolate as it contains both.
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2y ago
There is no "play it safe" in the US since workers can be easily fired. Best solution is to give every worker better job security.
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2y ago
I know plenty of H1B visa friends that move around jobs. They are not stuck at one employer.
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2y ago
We just had some medfly detected in our country in California and the county has doing weekly treatments around our neighborhood. https://pressreleases.cdfa.ca.gov/Home/PressRelease/62099064
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2y ago
How does Llama-3.2 3B compare to Phi-3.5?
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2y ago
> From my limited knowledge the AMA has attempted to restrict doctors from non American schools from practicing in the USA. That is not the case. Rather international medical school graduates also need to complete their residency trainin
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2y ago
They only legalized it recently though. https://www.vice.com/en/article/legal-weed-netherlands/
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2y ago
There are always new security vulnerabilities found on these network devices and they directly face the internet. Most of these companies tend to EOL them after a few years and often continue to sell that close to or after the EOL date. Thi
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2y ago
I've been researching a new Wi-Fi router and heard lots of complaints that TP-Link doesn't provide many firmware updates? Is that not true? ASUS is not that much better but I do have an option of using the AsusWRT-Merlin open sour
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2y ago
So how to do other countries deal with these issues? Like Canada, Australia, EU? Do they not purchase drugs from these Indian companies? I presume they do their own inspections?
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2y ago
Each of the previous versions the Redis released was an existing rug.
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2y ago
Despite the no added sugar, I always found it pretty sweet despite no added sugar. So I just looked it up and they use Valencia peanuts which apparently can taste sweeter.
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2y ago
According to this link Food and Beverage ads are already prohibited on YouTube kids. I don't know if this is a US specific policy but I presume its similar elsewhere. https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/
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2y ago
There is a program called Earthquake Brace and Bolt in California that subsidizes some of the costs of a basic retrofit. Its mostly about going into the crawlspace and securing the walls to the foundation. They subsidize between $3k and $8k
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2y ago
I've seen a few workers take the employer to court and the company usually settles as it doesn't want the reputational damage and court costs so they just pay up. People just assume the worst of the employers when these court case
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2y ago
My guess its because SpaceX is the best chance to complete the moon missions. Its space race time (with China) so time to streamline the regulations.
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My city in SF bay area resurfaced some residential streets that way. So far it held on well for 10 years probably because we don't get much truck traffic. Meanwhile the near freeway is a major route for big trucks so after the winter r
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2y ago
Are they always designing new nuclear bombs? Why the ongoing work to simulate?
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2y ago
I think it will be available on the Microsoft Store for install like the other Linux distributions available there. Not sure if they will charge for it but it probably will be promoted as a development server.
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2y ago
RTGs need plutonium 238. I've read even US doesn't have a lot available. The Europa Clipper will be using solar panel for example. India could also use batteries and a standby mode during the 14 days without sunlight. But any extr
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2y ago
In the US, if you donate and later need a kidney yourself, they you will be put on the front of the transplant list. I believe it also applies if your family member needs a kidney also but I not certain. > If you donate at a transplant c
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I got my kidney transplant last years. Here are some of the allocation calculators used in the US. https://optn.transplant.hrsa.gov/data/allocation-calculators For kidney transplants, for example the EPTS score, compat
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