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by projektfu 4mo ago
Fair enough. (And white)
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Hmm, four of the magnificent seven get shot down in the end. Might not be the best name for a stock play.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Interesting for a European party to choose red and black as colors and be right of center.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Presumably the justices (or their clerks) have told their friends how they're going to rule, and their friends have told their friends, and that's made the market. Or that's supposed to be the value prop of Polymarket. There
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by projektfu 4mo ago
You could say that engineering excellence at GE (and competition with RR and P&W) led to ETOPS which made it less attractive to simply build larger airplanes with 3+ engines. Why send one 747 per day when you can send multiple A330s or
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Porfiry Petrovich
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Turning on "Desktop Site" on Firefox Android lets me through. Not that I disagree, just a workaround.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
It doesn't matter if it was a gardening monthly, the charge was basically that his girlfriend was arrested and asked him to move it, and, something something terrorism.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
It has gotten very good but my brain is much worse at producing intelligible speech than it is at writing. I end up having to edit a lot anyway, which is hard with voice.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I found GBoard crashed often but was very good and had the wonderful built-in calculator, not available on Android anymore. Still the case? Boy did I hate when a "secure" input came up and I was forced to use the default keyboard
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Yes, this is a showstopper for me. Preciso escrever in several languages.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
It is a difference, perhaps, between Marxist cultural studies, and "Cultural Marxism", a label applied by antagonists to a large variety of activities?
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by projektfu 4mo ago
What? It has 4 times as many general purpose registers as you'd ever need, right? /s
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Thanks, that was funny! It seems like more of an EyebrowPill.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
LOL
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I wonder why they didn't mention Atlanta, which probably meets the criteria except perhaps some parts are a little more than 300m from a park. The canopy here is about 47%.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
It didn't help that the King used them all up in the war with England a couple hundred years after Cervantes. A lot of Europe is trying to reforest now and hopefully that process continues.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
"Scientific management" was largely developed to control soldiering, which is when workers move in lockstep at the rate of the slowest worker. Unions restore soldiering somewhat, or at least make it possible to negotiate the rate
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Where is it no-blame in aerospace? Specifically JPL or something? I've been spending a lot of time studying aviation and there's almost always blame when things go wrong, even though there is also a lot of systems thinking. The
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by projektfu 4mo ago
If I hired a full time programmer and found out they had two other jobs I'd probably let them focus on those other two. If they were showing the "C" behaviors in all three jobs, they have no job security, unless they work wh
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I think the article is explicitly saying, "Ok, you're green, we know that. We're spending extra time with you to make you productive. You can help that process or hinder it, and if you're unteachable or uninspired, we&
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I should add, 338 fewer words per day per year, cumulatively 28% fewer. It's a little clumsily written.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Or other tablets. There's a lot of good ones out there, and they are popular enough. Handspring and Palm sold millions of devices, and so did HP/Compaq, while Apple couldn't get traction earlier with the Newton. There'
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by projektfu 4mo ago
That's the central measure of 338 fewer words per day, but the 95% confidence interval was 25–652 fewer words. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17456916261425131 There is an interview with the authors
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by projektfu 4mo ago
The insurance in NYC is at least twice the rest of the country and then there is the likelihood your car will be hit or stolen while you're away, meaning at the very least it will be in the shop for a while. People I know who had cars
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by projektfu 4mo ago
My experience of Chicago (North side) was that it was full of polite but unfriendly people. This was jarring to my experience growing up in NY, where people tend to be more rude but friendly. I settled in Atlanta, where people are more po
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I always thought it was people who were married to their book, or just fanboys. Some of these accounts that jump in to defend are quite old.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
> Beginners quickly got lost in all of the folders and other users had a lot of trouble deciding whether they were looking at the actual file system and its files or just links to actual files. TBH, I often have no idea whether anything
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I do it all the time and sometimes I notice and unflag an article. But often not.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
In the grand scheme of things, that doesn't seem to be too expensive. According to the NRC, insurance is per site, and additional reactors on a site don't increase the insurance nearly as much as the first. The example they give

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