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by q1w2 4y ago
carnage is carnage. The site is still up.
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by q1w2 4y ago
When you work at a large corporation, you don't really work for the CEO. You work for a manager, their manager, and to some degree that local management chain. If you are compensated in shares, then the strategic direction of the comp
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by q1w2 4y ago
This is a non-substantive comment more appropriate for other social media platforms.
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by q1w2 4y ago
If you actually read the lawsuit - it was filed preemptively to ensure that Twitter give 60-days severance/notice period. There is no evidence listed in the suit that says these employees were not given such notice. Further, it specifi
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by q1w2 4y ago
Purely looking at the math and the product portfolio, I would argue that since Twitter is such a single-product company, with a near-monopoly in this specific niche, it should have a much higher ratio. Given these factors, I wouldn't b
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> Smart journalists are going to stop relying on Twitter's API now. This seems unlikely. Journalists are pragmatists and won't abandon Twitter unless there is an alternative.
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The job market for engineers is still incredibly competitive.
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To quote the article... > MAYBE sometimes an advertiser will get mad, but a backroom sales conversation will usually get them back once the whole thing blows over.
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by q1w2 4y ago
> because the truth procedure for "legal vs illegal" involves a judge This part is not correct. Private companies block what they believe to be illegal activities in their systems constantly - in order to limit the legal lia
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The issue then becomes "plausible deniability". You cannot claim you didn't know they were stolen if the serial number is ground off. So whomever grind the numbers off, may as well cut it open and extract the metals. It put
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by q1w2 4y ago
The vast majority of moderator removed comments and posts on Reddit have nothing to do with the illegal activities you mention. The vast majority of removed comments are made to shape the conversations. I think most people would be ok with
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The unreasonable assumption is that aliens with hundreds of millions of years of additional development, would "colonize" planets like organic creatures and fly around like Star Trek. It's entirely unreasonable to assume that
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by q1w2 4y ago
It's a bit out of the way for North Korea to operate and I don't see any news of a lost sub recently or ever in that area. I'm also not sure if the value of getting a NK sub is worth the effort. Other NK subs have been reco
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by q1w2 4y ago
> if what is published from time to time on media is actually true That's a big IF. Unions were invented after the onset of the industrial revolution to combat truly unsafe work conditions in industrial settings where worker's
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by q1w2 4y ago
I would advocate the government to protect nuclear plant construction from frivolous litigations, environmental rereviews, and local political challenges, as well as reopen the storage facility in Nevada. The construction isn't the big
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by q1w2 4y ago
It's not over yet - the micro-meteor strikes so far have been at a FAR higher rate than expected, and unless they turn out to be a statistical outliers, the lifespan of JWST is drastically reduced below expectations. This could still t
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by q1w2 4y ago
hmm... is it possible to correct those errors? I have some old images with errors, and I've always wondered if it were possible to fix the individual corrupted bytes to restore at least the remainder of the photos.
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How does China build 24 Gen III+ reactors in 10 years, and we spend billions in court arguing about environmental reviews. We F ourselves because we don't allow construction companies to do their jobs.
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Because they are morons and shut down their nuclear plants and bet everything on Russian gas and renewables that aren't even designed to provide baseload. They absolutely should have seen this coming.
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by q1w2 4y ago
Russian influence operations have been sabotaging western gas production via "green party" lobbyists. They've done the same for nuclear. They've planned this invasion and freezing Europe this winter is all part of their
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by q1w2 4y ago
It's important to remember that Russian influence operations across the globe have been generating anti-nuclear sentiment. It was part of their plan to hook Germany on Russian natural gas. They literally bribed German politicians to
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by q1w2 4y ago
Diabetic?
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by q1w2 4y ago
This is the classic diagram that shows the degree of protection, although it does not get into the details per room, you are correct that IF you are below ground, then being next to the outside wall is better. IF you are on the first floor
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by q1w2 4y ago
It might also be caused by parallax. The image might have been taken at different points in the Earth's orbit around the sun.
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by q1w2 4y ago
Webb is a much more common surname than Hubble.
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by q1w2 4y ago
Sort of. The article also says that spruce trees slowly migrate via spreading their root systems. So this tree "system" probably originated lower along the tree line and migrated up over the centuries. The article has conflictin
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by q1w2 4y ago
The article conflates two phenomena... 1. The uplift of the land after the glacier melt. 2. The fact that spruces "multiply" by spreading out their roots and can thereby migrate over centuries. The 2nd point sort of dances on the
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by q1w2 4y ago
Statistically speaking, it's quite concerning that such a large hit has occurred so soon after launch and thus does not bode well for the predicted lifespan of the telescope. We pray it was an extreme outlier.
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by q1w2 4y ago
There is a world of difference between a modern Gen III+ reactor, and the 1960s design of Fukushima and Chernobyl. It's like comparing the dangers of doctors using 12th century blood-letting and leeches vs getting an MRI.
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by q1w2 4y ago
Russian influence operations at work. Russia has been promoting anti-nuclear sentiment in the West since the 1960s.

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