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sdinsn
7y ago
What do you mean? Democrats constantly talk about raising taxes. They've explained how education costs / green new deal will be covered by large tax increases.
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7y ago
San Fransico's sales tax (8.5%) is lower than the average Californian city (8.56%) and lower than the average city in many states, for example: Alabama (9.14%), Arkansas (9.43%), and Kansas (8.67%). So it's definitely not accurate
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7y ago
So the title should be: Blame a specific wealthy liberal who is a state senator
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7y ago
Yeah, no one would ever use this unless they could audit it. Huawei's security concerns are real.
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7y ago
> And I say this because if a manager is that afraid of accusations, they are either doing something to earn said accusations, are promoting a work environment where false accusations are easily believed, or simply just a crappy manager
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7y ago
There are Humanist Churches in some areas.
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7y ago
Does the 6P have a replaceable battery?
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7y ago
> nowhere in the public profiles are emails or phone numbers visible The large majority of influencer's profiles list a business email address.
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7y ago
Yikes, this is an uninformed comment...
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7y ago
Just to be clear, since the article isn't: the EO does not ban products from all foreign companies, only foreign companies who "poses an undue risk of sabotage to or subversion of the design, integrity, manufacturing, production,
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7y ago
I sure hope the mods don't change it, because the title is accurate.
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7y ago
To be more clear: Red meat is classified as 2A (probably carcinogenic) and Processed meat is classified as 1 (definitely carcinogenic) Glyphosate is 2A
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7y ago
From my understanding, the technology is not deeply flawed. It just has accuracy problems when dealing with edge cases. Facial recognition is not a 100% independent solution, but instead should aid other systems, including human-run systems
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7y ago
> The International Agency for Research on Cancer (part of the WHO) classified glyphosate as “probably carcinogenic to humans” in 2015. Along with red meat and everything that is roasted (like coffee).
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7y ago
Link just directs to a sign in page
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7y ago
> Inspiring how open Gitlab is in how they run things Are they profitable? If not, they aren't inspiring me
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7y ago
Yes! Get a double edge razor handle (made of metal) and razor blades. Treet and Astra are my favorite razor brands. You can buy 100 Astra blades for ~$7 on Amazon. I use Proraso shaving cream, I think some of theirs is unscented. Make sure
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7y ago
> $40 will get you a good Merkur 34c and a 100 pack of Astra blades The majority of that comes from the handle, not the blades. You can buy 100/500 pack of blades for dirt cheap
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7y ago
They've already stated they will add generics
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7y ago
But "converting" my free time to gas, it gets worse MPG than cars.
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7y ago
Because having an open API fosters a community of applications that is free marketing and free development for your product. Nest products are expensive, those 1800 users may equate to a few hundred thousand in revenue for Google, who may i
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7y ago
I think another factor is that HDD that are included in computers are larger by default. So instead of shipping with a 256GB HDD and forcing the customer to buy another one later, it ships with a 2TB HDD.
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7y ago
Did you not read the article?
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8y ago
You seem to be making some assumptions: (1) Users that went inactive on Reddit went somewhere else, and (2) Users that didn't go inactive didn't go anywhere else. I don't think either of these assumptions are true. The fact i
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8y ago
Because it's not relevant. Job positions aren't coin flips. There are more men who work as welders, there are more women that work in nursing, for example.
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8y ago
> Do we really expect a situation in which men are systemically prevented from being board members? I mean, this law sets requirements on board members genders. So I wouldn't think it's much of a stretch.
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8y ago
Can you please cite a California gun control law that made it to the Supreme Court but it was not heard?
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8y ago
How is that far-left?
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8y ago
DARPA's not doing this for shits and giggles; they want to use it (or later iterations of it) for military communication. They also want to open source it.
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8y ago
"The US does it, therefore it's OK when China does too"
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