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541.
by test6554 9y ago
It's not their responsibility though. The player could take a course on their own initiative.
542.
by test6554 9y ago
They do exist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_black_NHL_players
543.
by test6554 9y ago
It's not very nice to say that bald people "refuse to die"...
544.
by test6554 9y ago
This article highlights what not to do, but how much is a sensible amount to have in savings, not including a tax-sheltered retirement account? $10K, $30K, $50K, $100K? I've heard in the past that you should have 6 months to a year wor
545.
by test6554 9y ago
Only a sith deals in absolutes.
546.
by test6554 9y ago
Someone should probably go check Peter Thiel's teeth for signs of regeneration... and bony eyelids.
547.
by test6554 9y ago
All hygiene is a scam forced on us by the big bathing industry. Plug your nose and join us.
548.
by test6554 9y ago
Igniterroremophobia
549.
by test6554 9y ago
Google: We compete against our competitors to see who can pay us the most money. And our competitors are complaining that they can't pay us as much money as we pay ourselves.
550.
by test6554 9y ago
A subsidy is a government cost and likely needs more approvals than A tariff which is a source of income for the government. One was accomplished with executive order while the other would likely have to go through congress.
551.
by test6554 9y ago
This appears to have come before the recent 30% Solar panel import tariff. Can anybody else confirm that the bids that include solar would not be possible today?
552.
by test6554 9y ago
This is great! What's the technology stack for this? Node + Mongo?
553.
by test6554 9y ago
Lately, nothing makes me snicker more than google search hits like this: "Dogecoin price | index, chart, expert analysis and news"
554.
by test6554 9y ago
My main concern are the transaction fees. The software needs to let me set whatever fee I want to pay, knowing that I might be totally fine waiting a month for the transaction to go through.
555.
by test6554 9y ago
The other thing is germs. Even mild germaphobes will never ditch their cars. If you have a kid that is too young to have had all their vaccinations yet, it's a major concern.
556.
by test6554 9y ago
If you get back home with 50+ % of your kids, you get a medal.
557.
by test6554 9y ago
Or make them neglect it, justified by the ubiquity of ride-hailing services.
558.
by test6554 9y ago
That co-worker later went on to invent the Roomba. /s
559.
by test6554 9y ago
It sounds like a pretty unforgiving system for someone who is a rehabilitated criminal or anyone who fights against popular opinion. You can arbitrarily remove trust and never have to add it back again. You can remove trust as retaliation f
560.
by test6554 9y ago
Lab mice are truly living in a golden age of medicine!
561.
by test6554 9y ago
They seem good as long as the patient's skin is not allergic to the adhesive used to attach it to the body. I know someone who had an insulin pump that worked perfectly except after a day or two, they would get a rash on the skin and t
562.
by test6554 9y ago
How much money are we talking for a mile of fiber? $6K for materials and $12K for labor? Anything else? Could you do a neighborhood for $18K?
563.
by test6554 9y ago
This is fascinating! I wonder if something like this could get the pancreas to begin producing insulin. Type I Diabetes is no joke. It could save tens or hundreds of millions per year, not to mention multiple injections per person per day.
564.
by test6554 9y ago
I don't understand why someone can't just create hundreds of fake accounts early on in the process and eventually get them trusted. If you are Alice and you create a real personal account, how do you ever get your account trusted?
565.
by test6554 9y ago
House access. A camera in your home. Automated delivery confirmation. Guaranteed correct address. No more delivery to wrong address because the door won't open at the wrong address.
566.
by test6554 9y ago
Where I come from, if a person buys and eats junk and gets obese, that's their own fault, not the fault of the person who sells junk, and certainly not the fault of taxpayers. Their additional costs should come out of their own pockets
567.
by test6554 9y ago
It's a good point. I can't remember the last time I saw a plastic bag that gave a safe temperature range right there on the bag or package containing the bags. You'd think they would say Safe for food up to 200 degrees F or s
568.
by test6554 9y ago
I thought it was common knowledge that you don't want your skin to come in contact with gasoline, and if it does to wash it off relatively quickly.
569.
by test6554 9y ago
That's why it's going to take automation to finally drive disruption in health care.
570.
by test6554 9y ago
If you want to reduce doctor salaries, then you need to reduce the exclusivity of their skillset. You need to reduce their working hours, their student loans, and you need to automate the detection of issues/mistakes. Their hours need

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