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by rtkwe 1y ago
The browser doesn't know what each of the cookies are for so that's still relying on the sites to properly accept this new setting.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Hmm ok that would have explained why the SD card wasn't damaged if it were because when the vessel is filled with mineral oil it wouldn't have imploded like the main body of the craft.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It's definitely got problems as an adaptation of the Foundation series where it turns one of it's biggest themes on it's head by making a few people like Gail super special and having the answer to the crises where the books
544.
by rtkwe 1y ago
It might have been filled with mineral oil, those external enclosures often setup that way so that the enclosure is less extreme to manufacture. Not sure if that would work for camera lenses though unless those were also filled.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Ok I just got confused because there is such a think as the "tip tax credit" as well which is an employeer side tax credit for tips above the catchup required to hit the true minimum wage. https://www.irs.gov/busin
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Most fast food is largely cooked to order and pretty rapidly degrades once you try to hold it for more any real amount of time before consumption. /Maybe/ partially assembled burgers could have patties cooked right before serving
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The tip tax credit is only for businesses though right? That's all I'm finding when I search for tip tax credit, so that's not a factor for individual filers. Senior credit is a bit more but it's still relatively simple
548.
by rtkwe 1y ago
On the other hand what's more American than eroding workers rights through coordination between rich business owners? Granted there's fewer machine guns on trains involved than in some periods. [0] [0] https://en.wikipe
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by rtkwe 1y ago
No this does it worse, try actually backing out through it after scrolling down, when I tried it went back to the beginning of the current section but then I couldn't get any further back than that so it's adding more entries each
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by rtkwe 1y ago
They were also quite naturalistic though too, they could have packed more into a smaller area with vertical aeroponics etc to decrease the area.
551.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Not necessarily what you really need is enough excess mass of critical elemental components to make up for any gaps in the recycling loop(s) between stars where you can resupply from asteroids.
552.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Most of the tax code is irrelevant to 90+% of people. ~90% of people just claim the standard deduction every year, you have to be significantly well off or in an odd tax situation for itemized deductions to come out to more than the standar
553.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Most people's taxes don't actually need any real work 87+% just claim the federal deduction on there taxes these days.
554.
by rtkwe 1y ago
The issue is the government doesn't and shouldn't know every possible detail of your life so if you're in a complex tax situation (most people aren't and can just take the standard deduction) you'd still need to do
555.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Most of that complexity does not matter for most people because the standard deduction is higher than you can reach through itemized deductions. Even home owners can usually get more via standard than going through the trouble of mortgage i
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Which is amusing given the otherwise fairly strict doctrine of not modifying the source headline even when it would clarify what you're posting to give people a better context of what the link is about.
557.
by rtkwe 1y ago
The more central to the business the more likely it is they have the dedicated cleaning equipment. It takes a fair amount of space so places like fast food restaurants are less likely to have one (but might use a service that comes by with
558.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Again I'm not denying second order effects exist. Just saying it's not 150% of the direct effects.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Wouldn't that just mean it's less of the actual GDP growth? Either way if it's only 40% of the calculated figure double counted or not I have a hard time seeing how the secondary effects would account for the remaining 60% to
560.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Given how much of the investment goes into the stuff inside of the data center and then the power to run it both of which don't really go out to the US economy so much as the builders' wages I feel pretty safe in saying it's
561.
by rtkwe 1y ago
> Without these investments on AI and their second-order economic effects, would the US economy be growing? It's only 40% of the growth so.. yes.
562.
by rtkwe 1y ago
They're right, when they said 0.6s tick they mean there's a tick every 0.6 seconds. It's important to some players because you can get some odd behaviour out of the game by starting multiple actions on the same tick or on the
563.
by rtkwe 1y ago
I doubt that's the main driver for lenders and people are generally pretty attached to and excited about their new cars. They also do have a stake they'll still be out time and money even if insurance covered the entire cost of th
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The Fed was created to do that work for Congress free of the short term pressures of needing to get reelected and to have people who are actually at least trained in economics making those decisions instead of a random grab bag of people ab
565.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Maybe there's also the secondary cluster below that where even lower job opening numbers have the same unemployment rates. I think this graph is less predictive than just showing the relationship without other important data to explain
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It seems the link has been replaced with a Morningstar report instead of the blagspam trial funnel originally linked.
567.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Isn't that part of why down payments are so necessary? It takes the loan amount below the immediate depreciation amount of the asset so the bank/lender is less exposed to the risk.
568.
by rtkwe 1y ago
I think you could make an argument either way and have an equal chance of being right. Either Trump et al get bribed/flattered/are personally exposed to the fallout and bail out their fellow class members or he gets angry about it
569.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Well it's really in the cloud(s) now! /s No offsite backups is a real sin, sounds like a classic case where the money controllers thought 'cloud' automatically meant AWS level redundant cloud and instead they had a fancy
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It probably does make it easier to make drastic changes as described to consolidate data sharing etc when they ultimate authority is likely the city/county instead of the state. The state level agencies will have their own policies, sy

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