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Love working remotely. Day to day comradery and communication is hard to replicate in the digital world though at least for me. Example: I walked by my reports office grumbling about a new network rebuild and the current state of our docs a
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The fact that these mandates ignore the fact that past infection also provides immunity is frustrating and makes me question what is behind the mandates themselves. A valid test showing the antibodies should be allowed in place of an immuni
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Maybe I am misunderstanding your comment or I didn’t do a good enough job writing mine. I was simply trying to put myself in that position and analyze what I might be feeling and then extrapolate that to what overall affect there might be t
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At a superficial level yes. The actual impact to people and society I think is far greater and will have an overall negative affect on society and interracial relationships. Putting myself in the shoes of someone that was bumped out of some
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Yes. Aside from what I consider nuisance encounters I was walking my dog by my apartment one evening and I had a very close encounter with someone who was vandalizing a neighbors vehicle. I was able to get enough video evidence of the act i
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I moved from a semi rural area about 30 miles outside of Medford OR to an apartment in a reasonably nice area inside the city about 2 years ago while I am developing and building a house on a piece of property. Compared to the area that I m
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My first take on the headline was that AI found a disease that targets and predicts a drug's chances at FDA approval. That was like !!WOW!! until I reread the title correctly.
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Shoot just make the MBP 16 with 2 M1’s that are designed to run in parallel and only fire up #2 when you need it.
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Maybe those that are exhibiting problems were sold to people that the engineers didn’t design for. Sales people don’t tend to care who they sell to $ometimes.
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Ask HN: After testing positive for Covid antibodies which vax is most beneficial
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Oregon has had open carry forever. I accidentally let my CCW expire a couple of years ago so now when I have a firearm with me for whatever purpose (usually working in the great outdoors) I now carry it openly so as to not leave it in my ca
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Many thanks to the Zulip team and all who have contributed to this amazing project. We went live on 4.1 and appreciate the bug free installation and there being no ‘Enterprise Only’ features. Inclusion of Active Directory integration was a
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Wasn’t that bad. Wow. Maybe in a Excel spreadsheet kind of way it wasn’t that bad but what a horrific experience for those involved - humans, animals and the environment.
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I’d prefer to see continuing or additional tax credits for solar and battery storage directly to the consumer. This would dovetail nicely with an infrastructure plan by making the incentives higher for panels made in the U.S.A. Keeping the
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Awesome news. Hopefully this technology will prove out and mature. Pesticides, while useful also have long term negative affects that will be around for a long time.
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In my area public transportation is over funded. Watching all the near empty busses going from stop to stop is disgusting.
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I wonder if this was actually the best way to accomplish this. From some of the other comments it seems like the reason the flights are less expensive is because of airline subsidies. Maybe the lawmakers didn’t have the powers to affect the
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No not by itself. Honestly I know very little about modern explosives but I could imagine a swarm of drones, made of or carrying explosives could converge on a critical section of a target additively making a substantial explosive force.
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Same thing with plan to plant trees to reduce C02. Unfortunately groups sometimes use outcomes (climate change, mass shootings, spotted owl habitat protection, salmon spawning) to propose solutions that are beneficial to an ideology or an a
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Could be but not across the board true. My parents are deeply liberal to the point of the Constitution be damned so long as their views are enacted in some way. I am just the opposite - a constitution conservative. I am aware of several fri
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Agreed. To put into another context if someone were to try this on my Boxer dog , an arguably similar entity, I would protect her with my life if need be. Given that while I am fascinated with such information I will have to come down on t
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Recent events such as the BLM riots or the riot at or nation's capital? I don’t agreer with either though I find it troubling that the politicians seem to be a lot more concerned with their safety than they were about private citizens
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I do agree with that however if you truly represent the citizens why would you vote for something that is demonstrably contrary to their will? Granted they probably are counting on that by election time this particular vote may be forgotten
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The last sentence sounds like many politicians in my state if Oregon. Voters are to dumb to be able to vote. Point in case the voters of Oregon have multiple times voted (overwhelmingly) to not issue driver’s licenses to illegal aliens. The
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The founders were indeed wise in requiring 2/3 to amend the constitution as well as establishing the electoral college in lieu of popular vote. What they failed at in my opinion is not having any criminal penalties for anyone including
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Right or wrong how can one argue against Democracy (the will of the people)? It’s a basic tenant to freedom.
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This is like buying a house that is built close to an airport and then suing to have it shut down because you don’t like the noise of planes taking off. Google did not have a union when you asked them to hire you - which you happily accept
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No I did not realize that but that said I don’t believe he is anything but a puppet to the left and to the big corporations that gave billions and manipulated what American people were allowed to see so him walking anything back is about as
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California got this right. Credit where credit is due.
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And in other news San Francisco bans the cleanest energy around.
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