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I think more precisely it will be a running joke like the early South Parks Kenny where somebody must die from dysentery every episode. The versatility of the joke will stem form the when and who.
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My favourite comment on this is the following joke exchange: Doctor: Your BMI is high I'd like you make some dietary adjustments. Patient: BMI doesn't measure fat accurately for example professional Rugby players are marked as obe
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Yeah -- and a some constraints. We don't want to spend any more than $10 per user per month and must support SSO for our Google workspace accounts. Other than that it's pretty much standard project management stuff for managing Sp
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We use ClickUp (it's feature rich but slow and often very buggy) and I hate it for project management -- I'm also the person who decides what software we use in work. OPs is limited to Microsoft Teams so this is a non starter for
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You get this quote in Civ VI if you research banking. They attribute it to Getty as well. https://civilization.fandom.com/wiki/Banking_(Civ6)
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Joe Biden is.
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I was thinking of switching to BlackBlaze as I'm currently using Digital Ocean Spaces -- however I might look at Hetzner again -- not revolutionary but quite competitive.
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The animated film 'The Secret of Kells' is great and well worth a watch. Far more accessible/relatable to modern audiences than this historical Bible that was dug up in a field in Kells. I'm glad it got a mention but the
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>At what point do you say, it is what it is? When you've lost the argument.
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>Climate probably also plays a role because again, you need good climate to remain active all year round. You can be active in any climate. Spain is too hot during the summer so the Spanish aren't active during those hours. If it&#x
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>What exactly is the Mauritian connection to the Chagos Archipelago? I can see where this line of questioning is going but what's the connection between Britain and Chagos or the US and Chagos for that matter?
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Ireland has this as well but it's still in a pilot programme: https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employment/unemploymen... 2,000 artists were selected with prior portfolios as well as control group for com
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>The labeling of things in museums as "stolen" is lacking, IMO. In some cases, yes... straight up looted items are in museums. If the best place to hide a lie is between two truths then the best place to hide a stolen item is b
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There are small number of places that have signs that state all tips are distributed equally amongst the staff -- I completely agree with this approach.
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>this is not funny any more. Few more "initiatives" like this and EU will disintegrate. You undermine yourself when you don't use serious examples. The EU would disintegrate over something like a divided approach to the Uk
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Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41669912#41672163
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An employee who left for another job or simply retired and who feels this was wrong. Plenty of lads in Meta earn enough to buy a house and have some investments that there is little leverage over them to ruin their careers.
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>for inadvertently storing some users' passwords without protection or encryption. The egregious nature of the issue seems to undermine any measures they may have done to retroactively fix it. A first year CS student could tell you
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France and Germany alone are 40% of the EU economy and both have huge political influence on the EU. I wouldn't expect any nascent tech to be adopted by the entire EU any time soon but this is nice to see.
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There have been corruption scandals where a portion of beef being sold in the EU was partially horse meat (nearly always minced or packaged foods) would be difficult to do with a steak or at least much more difficult. So people may be inadv
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I've heard a few environmentalists comment that anchovies are rare in the sense they are one of the few fish that can be industrially fished and it be sustainable. Given the apocalypse we're imposing on the ocean that was nice to
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How is that any different though from regular false or fabricated information gleaned from Google, social media or any other source? I think we crossed the rubicon on generating nonsense faster than we can refute it long ago. Independent th
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Or The Miyawaki Method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0d7Hox5J4M
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Schrodingers EU. Can't make any products or services but is rich enough to attract foreign companies to massively invest in to gain access and compete in said markets. Where do you think the EU gets the wealth if not making and selling
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Yeah -- Ireland and Netherlands are both top contributors on a per capita basis. Though this was only accelerated recently i.e. the 2023 budget not the 2021 budget. Ireland on many occasions has be a net recipient before this while the Dutc
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Wikimedia Foundation.
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After a tragedy it's customary to call for a 'minute of silence' even this purposeful exercise of nothing but thoughts is measured in minutes too. I don't think it takes from the desired outcome.
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You're actively do nothing instead of passively doing nothing.
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I interpret supernatural to mean religious in this context. I don't think this find will take on an X-Files direction.
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Not to be smart -- but how else would invites work?

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