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tekla
2y ago
You clearly do not understand how rich Americans are. $10k USD is massive amounts of money in these enabling countries
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2y ago
Apparently China propaganda making fun of the US.
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2y ago
"except for mild stomach problems" and "I've never had any issues" are contradictory.
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2y ago
Pray tell, how is a pasteurized orange juice that removes 99% of the juice from a orange, different from a squeezed oranged juice that removes 75% of the juice from an orange. Please explain how the two sugar waters are different.
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2y ago
That and pumping
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2y ago
You don't have a no international transaction fee card? They're trivial to get
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2y ago
You know you can just not make eye contact during a video call. I dont remember the last time I ever bothered.
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2y ago
Nope, engineers are engineers because they push back on bad decisions. I don't consider web devs engineers because they refuse to take responsibility for their actions
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2y ago
This entire post is just complaining how this incredibly easy career that requires no credentials, pays incredibly well, and is trivial to enter sucks because you need to deal with uncomfortable things every once in a while.
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2y ago
> A developer, programmer, software engineer, call this category of work however you like, it uses the brain at such relentless limits, Its so weird that development that pays well over $200K uses about 5% of the brainpower I used for co
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2y ago
I literally don't understand what you are having issues with on these videos. How do you get cognitive overload on tasks designed for a child?
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2y ago
Would you rather they show utter chaos and panic during a emergency situation?
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2y ago
We know that in a vacuum everything falls that ~9.8m/s acceleration on earth. We get a ball made up of something, and for some reason only it accelerates at 10m/s for no discernible reason.
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2y ago
Holy shit, wow so untrue. Special Relativity was accepted almost immediately (within 10 years) by the scientific community since it was so powerful and useful and correct when the community tested it. General relativity took a longer time t
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2y ago
Oh yes, the billions of dollars and decades of work specifically for the 3rd world to fight TB never happened and the cash was burned in a big bonfire.
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2y ago
Strengthened. People really fucking hate rising prices.
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2y ago
Current TB vaccines and treatments are not incredibly effective against it. The effort is toward not letting it get so much worse than it already is by aggressively fighting it with the mediocre tools we have.
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2y ago
You would have to be incredibly underwhelming to not receive multiple offers simultaneously.
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2y ago
You clearly have never played Hearts of Iron. Basically Factorio for history buffs.
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2y ago
There are fish that can breathe normal air such as the gar.
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2y ago
Capsules don't have wings so its hard to fly. SpaceX wanted to try propulsive landing on land, but NASA rejected it as unsafe. Inflatable landing balloons like Starliner was proposed, but it was rejected because it added complexity (ne
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2y ago
I legitimately have no idea what infrastructure provisioning tool to use anymore. I normally defaulted to Saltstack Masterless and Chef via Packer. What "simple" tool is left anymore for me to create my immutable AMIs that aren&#x
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2y ago
The fact that the average score for Harvard and similar for other elite colleges for the ACT is 34-35 means that the national average is worthless for the purposes of elite colleges. Majority of people who would even bother to apply for the
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2y ago
The average for the SAT is 1050 https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/scores/what-scores-mean/wh... I got a 1040 on the SAT in the 5th grade. The average score is useless for gauging how hard these exams are. Bragging
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2y ago
How does an app know that this piece of chicken cordon bleu is actually filled with more bacon and cheese than chicken?
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2y ago
There is no way its off that much. Standard for cutting is about 500 calories deficit, for 1lbs lost a week. Lets say 2500 calories daily standard. That's 20%. If food packaging was off by 30%, food nutrition planning would be worthles
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2y ago
It's because a good majority of these schools have thousands of applicants who might as well be perfect across the board grade and test scores wise, so its either they flip a coin, or choose some other standard. The tests need to be ha
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2y ago
Not answering question.
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2y ago
Ah yes, one sex is diverging to the other side because they are wrong on MY pet issue. (This is not grounded in reality)
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2y ago
The old map makes prospect park look like a jaunt when its quite a hike. It's not useful in the way you claim.
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