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pytyper2
8y ago
This is what I would hope the democrats were capable of performing, a basic cost benefit analysis.
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8y ago
I know how you feel and have followed crypto from the beginning, never willing to risk more than a few hundred quid. I think the main difference in how i feel about crypto vs fiat government issued currency is two fold: inability to pay tax
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8y ago
I think it would make more difference if we got rid of political action committees (PACs), it is this pattern that allows corporations and the rich to donate oversize amounts of money to their chosen corporate candidates. Without PACs each
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They spend more on healthcare because a corporation presented a bill with a larger total at the bottom. NO human goes to the hospital and says, "...please charge me 37 dollars more than last visit for that generic aspirin..." All
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8y ago
I always got unlimited repos, i have unlimited email accounts. it's just good opsec to run multiple accounts.
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8y ago
Probably correct, they also might be far less leveraged than your average deposit taking institution.
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8y ago
If he was smuggling, it was a crime then, it's a crime now.
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8y ago
Is there a SQL server management studio like application for postgres?
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8y ago
Because they are likely working for institutions that are committing IP theft, in this case it's better to keep them honest, they don't have a culture that respects the rules and customs of other cultures (common law, contract law
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8y ago
Depends on what the meaning of "is" is...
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If the politician does not take responsibility (accept fault) who will? Taking responsibility for the text of at least the law the sponsor has proposed and helped pass is the minimum responsibility I would expect from a legislator. What els
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8y ago
Agree, any western company that has shifted production to China is even more complicit, it's the factories that give them control.
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8y ago
Avoid negativity, Learning to recognize toxic people and situation would be the hack. Then exiting quickly not to return. My life is an order of magnitude better after cutting off two toxic friends and actively avoiding new toxic people and
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8y ago
This takes "charitable interpretation" to an extreme.
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8y ago
I mostly didn't want to drill holes in the bumper.
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8y ago
Civil disobedience is a real thing, the first example that comes to mind is ignoring laws that require a front license plate, specifically because it reduces the likelihood that your vehicle tag will be caught on camera, those automated tic
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8y ago
"And I'm much more likely to be killed by a random traffic accident (only time I've been hit on my bike was by a white women driving a Ford) or domestic terrorist/psychopath than an immigrant." Are you using your ex
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8y ago
Can I request they destroy it?
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8y ago
Of course, why would we outsource something that sensitive?
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8y ago
The process they have implemented is great. They should execute the survey again to include all genders. Yes, I saw the note regarding why only females were surveyed.
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8y ago
Like when individual military units start abandoning their posts. Or start selling military equipment out the backdoor.
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8y ago
You should go through your code and try to extract generic abstractions that you can release as resume building projects or as assets that other developers can license and include in their projects.
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8y ago
There are a lot of us like Linus. The easy solution is not emotional counseling, it's an assistant/editor who can tone down his public comments. This is not a new problem.
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8y ago
Sounds like you don't like to be measured.
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The people would agree with you, local business owners would agree with you, but the leaders are basically organized crime types, corruption is rampant, most money dedicated to this project would be stolen and end up in London and Toronto r
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8y ago
Do the rest of the shareholders have first option to buy his shares if the uncle were to wander into the jungle and fall into a pit, just a pit, a big pit?
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8y ago
Slow cooked Chinese food is always better.
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They were probable referring to the web implementations of office, it's the only interpretation that makes sense in my mind. Were you aware there was an online version of office?
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8y ago
It is offered but the student must elect to take the course, it is possible to pass through an American public school system without taking any advanced topics. Someone who does not enroll in courses of at least college prep level will arri
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I think this has been true in my case, for years I wanted to make a significant contribution to an open source project but I did not have the skills to do so in a timely manor, I had to focus on billable work. Now ~ 8 years after I started
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