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ryoshoe
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ryoshoe
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Thought there was no way this was from the same Haribo that makes gummy bears, but apparently it's them. Makes me curious on what other companies have licensed products that would be unexpected given their main business
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ryoshoe
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No state can claim to have a 0% false conviction rate. Would accept inhumane treatment while imprisoned if other, more deserving, people received the same?
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ryoshoe
1y ago
While you can't go off the standard S M L sizing scale, if you know your measurements you should be able to find something suitable
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ryoshoe
1y ago
We may not live to see a crash but that doesn't mean it won't happen. It doesn't seem like this cycle is stable enough to continue indefinitely
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ryoshoe
1y ago
>If they're not forced to produce something of value to give to you, then how can you ever be made whole again? Does the state pay? If so, why do taxpayers who didn't commit a crime foot the bill? If it's insurance, then w
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ryoshoe
1y ago
What we need is a return to the good old days of the Nine Familial Exterminations
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ryoshoe
1y ago
To be fair to RubyCentral, this year's RailsConf was the last one they have planned, though it's likely that they'll shift focus to on RubyConf in its place
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ryoshoe
1y ago
The thing is that "does whatever the f*ck it wants" might have negative consequence in regards to "America has the largest economy". If the current GDP growth trends continue, it looks that China will surpass the America
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1y ago
Although I haven't been in the ruby community as long as you, I have been to two RubyConfs. I didn't notice any overt toxicity or political extremism when I went but I'd be interested to hear more about your experience if you
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As a whole brown and black men were still more likely to have voted for Harris than Trump, even though a larger share of them went for Trump this time around
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1y ago
This wasn't an ill timed photo. There's a video of him making the gesture, twice
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1y ago
It's genuinely sad how the golden-age of web-serials seems to now be behind us. One of my favorite things is how the format allows the community to stay engaged with the story in a way that doesn't really happen when an author rel
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1y ago
Has this administration given any indications around encouraging the development of nuclear power?
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ryoshoe
1y ago
>Clearance rates for violent crimes are below 60% in Canada Unfortunately the clearance rate is similar in the US as well. This source is a bit outdated violent crimes had a 45% clearance rate in 2019: https://ucr.fbi.gov/
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1y ago
I'd argue that the increased rates of suicide, and lower birth rates implies these systems aren't sustainable in the long term without depending on factors like immigration to make up the difference
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1y ago
The "pretty much" disclaimer in their comment covers this case. But it doesn't dispute their idea that most billionaires reached that level of wealth by exploiting others
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ryoshoe
1y ago
Even if you aren't going to do the complete test code just writing down the expected checks for each test makes things so much easier
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> And one of those WCK workers was in fact a rifle wielding Hamas member As far as I know this was the result of the IDF's own investigation so there's some conflict of interest
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ryoshoe
1y ago
The emphasis of identity politics talking points here gives off the same vibes as a lot of "as a black man" style posts
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ryoshoe
1y ago
Their shareholders only demand the price stays up. Headlines claiming Visa and MC are associated with legal but morally controversial material is likely to hurt shares regardless of whether such claims are valid
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1y ago
Given the context of the historically largest budget deficit alongside decreased taxes on the wealthiest Americans, it's genuinely hard to believe the goal of this cut is balancing our budget
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1y ago
Why does Apple's global marketshare matter when the suit is being brought to US courts where Apple holds the majority of the market
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ryoshoe
1y ago
A 4 day work week can always be implemented as 4 10 hour days instead of 5 8 hour days.
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1y ago
Assuming that you're keeping the registration up to date, your car does cost some money to sit in your garage even it if you'd consider it a negligible amount
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1y ago
Unfortunately they can lobby to prevent cheaper alternatives from being made available
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1y ago
Welcome back social credit score
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>Also, online providers maintain lists of self-excluded people with state regulators (to be clear, the state holds the list, people put themselves on the list and are banned everywhere). There's and ongoing lawsuit alleging sports b
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>The other day, alone in a city I'd never been to before, I snapped a photo of a bistro's daily specials hand-written on a blackboard in Chinese, copied the text right out of the photo, translated it into English, learned how t
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The reason these qualities aren't rewarded isn't because of capitalism itself, it's due to the enforcement of laws and regulations against them. The profit motive incentives owners to adopt practices like employing children b
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Would the capabilities of these minorities start to matter to the people labeling them as "DEI hires" when the grouping is primarily based on their ethnicity?
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