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Of course, they rely on SpaceX because Europe doesn't have enough launch capacity to support their launch rate (1/year at best)
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How is it a loophole when it was literally legally allowed, not even as a slight of hand.
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Damn, people who pay into their 401Ks are fucking evil.
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Business and 1st class subsidizes basically all of Economy class.
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Airlines make roughly no money.
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Yep, skills need to be practiced before you engage with harder material
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It's not inaccessible. Its just that you don't have the reading skills from lack of use.
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No, its because people are slobs. I see it all the time, people tossing shit into the streets in view of a garbage can.
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I love the fact that AWS was willing to make kernel updates to support our use cases within a week of flagging it
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Paragraph 2 > This "missing matter" doesn't refer to dark matter,
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How. I run it on prem and have no particular issues.
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You can run Vault on prem
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They do mean things, but most who toss the words around only use it to mean "thing that I don't like"
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They are classical liberal, which is impossible to place in the current US Left-Right spectrum because politics have become even dumber than previously thought possible
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> they were applauding policies involving clear government intervention Yes the Economist will do that, because they believe in classical liberal markets
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Such as?
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We used to call them Hoovers 25 years ago. Just call them that again
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I'm going to guess you don't actually know anything about SLS or rockets at all. How are the astronauts supposed to get on lunar soil on SLS?
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HN is social media
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In engineering, there is a preference for accurate terminology
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> Saturn V worked Its impressive how ignorant HN is about how many failures the S5 had during testing, falling for cold war propoganda at full speed
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To make you think, and not become another monkey moving blocks along
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People want medication to solve their problems, not actually try and solve things without paying money for it
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A Tesla is pretty close. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RZfkU1QgTI
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They provide value in that they lie to you and you feel better about yourself.
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I'll be sure to tell my Doctor parents that the reason that they can't submit their medical licenses to get reimbursed is because Web Devs didn't realize that their sites don't work on Firefox
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People dont know math, so need to use simple words to explain concepts
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Programmers learning that education is a thing
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> Now we have two choices for some reason. Because its an insanely difficult problem when you have to be 99.9999% sure you won't kill an astronaut because we generally don't have the "if they die it sucks for them" at
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There is cost. 99% of Web Devs only test on Chrome. I've been on several sites related to healthcare, engineering, govt sites, that do not work on Firefox.

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