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What is with this constant, current obsession with trains? The NAFTA zone has a huge highway system that can take you anywhere.
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This is why voters should not support any law maker that makes or votes for feel good legislation following any tragedy.
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> Is the US interstate system economically viable? Yes, absolutely, in fact the US government did their own study on this question https://highways.dot.gov/public-roads/spring-1996/economic-i...
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> run by an elected dictator Isn't this what the transit authority is supposed to be? An independent company paid by the cities to manage and build the train system.
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> Like who really changes their transmission? Hondas from the mid 90s to mid 2000s had bad automatic transmissions. It was more of a bad supplier than Honda, but Honda issued a voluntary recall letter to owners
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He also forgot to mention that ICE repair and maintenance is very common and thus very cheap to do. This is why he references a complete engine replacement.
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> But you're right - it's terrible engineering to have the entire car shut down just because the in car heat fails. This kind of kludgey, fiddly, brittle, and complex engineering is quite common in German, Italian, French, and
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I don't know why you are being downvoted. Buying small, building equity, and trading up has always been a thing in home ownership.
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> but they just can't afford that down payment (especially the 20% needed so as to not need to get mortgage insurance) Mortgage insurance is not a bad thing. But the FHA loans in the US solves the 20% issue by only requiring 3.5% d
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Is the new one going to be louder and have better night/blue light mode? These are my only cons for the Fire HD 10. Otherwise, it has been great.
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How do you prevent sync issues? One local DB/store for each app. Who is the correct sync? Or is it first in first out?
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So what is this? Shipping SQL lite or something similar with all web projects, with an async process for eventual sync with HQ data and systems?
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You're always going to have inequality regardless of what social system you apply to redistribute wealth. See North Korea, Cuba, Soviet Union, and China as examples. With the exception of China those example countries have either rich
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> reasonable capital gains taxes are on net good Except on the middle class. All capital gains do to middle class workers is ensure they stay middle class
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> I have to ask: what the hell is wrong with your computer? For our org, it isn't the PC, it is the org controlling Teams and the firewall. They have Teams configured somehow, that none of the subsidiaries can talk to each other, yo
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This is a non-story. You have a smaller team with a legacy code base. No one writes documentation or there are limited tests and most knowledge is tribal. So you have blind spots in the system. Someone fixed it in time and nothing was lost
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How do you know if someone is a teetotaler? Don't worry they'll tell you.
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Have you seen https://www.hbo.com/we-own-this-city Baltimore and the same Wire producers and actors. The only con is it is only one season.
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Covid is so last year. Chinese weather balloons are so hot right now
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> believe anecdotes are more important than statistics and statistics Yes look at the current world, media, and western societies
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Yes prohibition in any form, anywhere has always worked successfully
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> I'm sorry for you. We don't think about you at all
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> Linode, Scaleway, or DigitalOcean Is there anything like this for Azure? Instead of how we manage AKS now, less hands on K8s with a GUI would be great for our org. And would lower the learning curve.
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I believe hustle bro came from the start up and subsequent internet marketing world. Where anyone who walked past a computer was the next Gary Vaynerchuck or Chad Hurley.
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Fake titles also help with attrition. If the employee feels like they are being promoted, instead of actually getting a title change and raise, then they will likely not leave.
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Finland is nice to the homeless Finland-land-land Super cool to the homeless In the city City of Helsinki Lots of rich people giving change to the homeless
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> You need to work on problems for hours and hours to get a grasp on the theories. Very true. For maths, it is drill to win.
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I wouldn't be surprised if TWTR just replaced all these non-essential, full time employees with administrative contracting firms. Then all this becomes expense for the business that can be written off.
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There have been cases where older women can still gestate a baby. Here's a story of a grandmother birthing her own grandchild. https://people.com/human-interest/grandmother-gave-birth-son...
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For women who have not birthed at least one child, 35 is ancient. For men 35 is nothing, men can sire children to their last breath. Ask your friends who have started families past 35, so many stories about fertility, doctors, etc. It is al
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