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sunnydayddr
6y ago
It works similarly to calling someone "mister" and "sir", as in "excuse me, mister" and "excuse me, sir". "Mister" is generally used for someone older and "sir" is usually used for
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sunnydayddr
6y ago
Did you mean $1050 a month? $1050 a week seems like a lot.
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sunnydayddr
6y ago
Numberphile has a good video on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KboGyIilP6k
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sunnydayddr
7y ago
The worker was in close contact with someone who tested positive for the virus. He was told to self-quarantine at home with pay, and yet he instead still decided to lead the strike and directly put all of his colleagues at risk. That kind o
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sunnydayddr
7y ago
I'm not sure how one would manage to produce $1,000 per month per citizen over 18 without printing money. That's $2,500,000,000,000 per year. You'd have to raise taxes by more than 50% to cover the costs.
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sunnydayddr
7y ago
This has direct implications in head-to-head games. In fighting games, this observation leads to the following advice for someone playing against an opponent with weaker fundamentals: "play it safe until you give them enough rope to ha
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sunnydayddr
7y ago
If you're lighting them in places you can't reach, that seems to imply that you will not be able to put them out easily either, and it sounds like there is no off switch for this smart candle-- you have to do it by hand. Warning y
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sunnydayddr
7y ago
What is the use case for lighting a candle remotely? This seems a lot worse than a candle with a physical ignition button on it.
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7y ago
Cheating for gamers is like hacking for programmers, except you get points and there's a leaderboard.