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A minority of Americans live in no-fault states, especially because New York still recognizes fault. Regardless, even a no-fault divorce is a devastating event for most people, even if only financially.
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I also mentioned that cheaters may just feel something is missing. It's irrelevant whether they're happy or not. Violating an agreement you made with someone behind their back for your own selfish reasons is cowardly.
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> Cowardice, or its opposite courage, are utterly unrelated to anything involving marital fidelity. Absolutely untrue. A brave person who is unhappy (or has unmet needs) in a marriage would talk to their spouse about it. If they couldn
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3y ago
They're already a coward for cheating on a spouse. I'm not sure why they'd suddenly grow a backbone, especially considering the severe legal consequences of cheating causing a divorce in most states.
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3y ago
If your goal is to prevent a PR disaster or government lawsuit: yes. If your goal is to prevent them from testifying or to send a warning to other potential whistleblowers: no.
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3y ago
A friend of mine is a safety engineer for an airline and says that Boeing is a disaster and Airbus isn't. The culture at Airbus is still responsible and safety-oriented.
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3y ago
You have the same PL preferences as me. I haven't tried Rust yet, but Kotlin, modern C#, and F# all fit your requirements. Kotlin is closest because it uses the enormous Java ecosystem.
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3y ago
I know, but they're different products with different algorithms and regulations. I assume the person's point in mentioning it is that TikTok is not considered "good" for China by the CCP, yet they want the US to allow i
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3y ago
The closest campus protest movement to the current one was against the Vietnam War, and people didn't quickly forget it.
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I have no idea what you're talking about. I don't have any "work" to double-check that you could know of, and I didn't accuse anyone of jumping to conclusions.
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This is not an obvious or trivial headline. Not all weight-loss drugs lead to reduced appetite/consumption. For example, orlistat blocks the action of lipase during digestion, which prevents the body from digesting as much of the fat i
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3y ago
What does this have to do with the article? No one is proposing a single dose of kefir will help someone fall asleep, regardless of ADHD diagnosis.
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3y ago
For people interested in this, I also highly recommend MegaMan X: Corrupted[1], a fan game made from the ground up over many years that is as good as (or better than) the best 2D entries in the series. 1. https://jkbgames.com
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TikTok is banned in China.
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3y ago
> He did nothing about the BLM and Antifa riots. I suspect you don't actually care about being factual, but on the off chance that you do, Trump: - tear-gassed protestors[1][2] to clear them out for a photo-op - used the National
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3y ago
The US has no new enemies under Biden that it did not have under Trump. In fact, Trump re-antagonized Iran, undoing Obama's diplomacy with them. Even going along with your premise, that Trump was better friends with dictators like Puti
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These kids are anti-Putin, but there's no point in protesting someone who is an enemy of the US (at least as long as Trump is out of office). The protests aren't just generic anti-war stuff. They're specifically against US su
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It's mindblowing that you think compassion is a political ideology and not, you know, a normal human emotion that motivates people to push for certain policies. A cynical person would never push for (largely unpopular) compassionate&#x
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3y ago
The corporate entity collapsed, but the consulting business continued at Accenture (and notably BearingPoint, among others), and substantial portions of the accounting business survives to this day as Andersen Tax and a few spinoff firms fo
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Enron didn't kill Arthur Anderson. Nothing is going to kill McKinsey. They're too intertwined with powerful people.
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You can call it xenophobic when the US does this with an African or South American company. This is no more xenophobic than sanctions against Iran and North Korea. It's just a different mechanism because of sensitive diplomatic issues
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3y ago
They don't care about Alphabet/Google at all. They've fully moved on. Even if Alphabet lost all its market value tomorrow, they've already cashed out enough of their stock to have thousands of lifetimes of money.
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400 transistors per synapse is a foundational assumption and is total nonsense
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It's impossible to limit data collection at the OS level without making apps unusable.
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I use and recommend ConsumerLab for such questions. https://www.consumerlab.com/reviews/magnesium-supplement-rev...
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"Ruthlessly efficient" is an interesting euphemism for "corrupt and willing to persecute minorities who are less likely to vote for them." There's a reason India is considered a "hybrid regime" and not a d
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3y ago
Pg is a clown and a grifter, like most VCs in Silicon Valley. Almost nothing he says (outside of his comments on programming) ages well.
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I'm still waiting for someone to explain to me how voice-cloning could ever be an ethical technology to sell. Even more so than any of the other AI-imitation tools (including LLMs, which imitate human speech), its ratio of potential ev
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That's true of stock performance, but Tesla sales are slowing too. That's not part of any reality check on the stock price, it's because of competition.
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3y ago
Of all the things to be upset about here, this should be low on the list. Microsoft Office documents haven't been proprietary for a long time. The formats are publicly-documented and Microsoft maintains open-source libraries that read&
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