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661.
by thrill 5y ago
When you are willing to pay a million+ a year you already know who you want to hire.
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by thrill 5y ago
Microsoft could make the uptake of their ARM64 hardware much more likely by offering all their software products on it for free for a few years until it gains some traction. I quite like my 1st gen SPX, but it's certainly got some lim
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by thrill 5y ago
It's almost like long stretches of low productivity relative to capital expended results in price increases.
664.
by thrill 5y ago
Eliminate comments.
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by thrill 5y ago
it's not even close to "clearly a breach of good faith".
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by thrill 5y ago
Just like your healthcare, if laws and incentives affecting your retirement are dependent on someone's else's decisions about where to allocate and how much of the resources you worked so hard to obtain, then you're living un
667.
by thrill 5y ago
"After all, security is all about feelings rather than safety." Really? I'm supposed to take someone seriously that makes a statement like this?
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by thrill 5y ago
The Pentagon does what it's told.
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by thrill 5y ago
When I was a teenager I was having an odd dream of my nose really tickling as I came out of a deep sleep. I finally opened my eyes to see my Siamese sitting on my chest holding a struggling mouse by the tail over my snoring mouth. Its fro
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by thrill 5y ago
The coyotes agree with this premise.
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by thrill 5y ago
If the minimum wasn't good enough it wouldn't be the minimum.
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by thrill 5y ago
The federal courts have consistently found that states do not have the right to override federal law. States certainly can make it difficult for federal officers to operate. The federal government certainly can make it difficult for state
673.
by thrill 5y ago
All of them? Per the CDC, "to date less than 20 cases of human survival from clinical rabies have been documented"
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by thrill 5y ago
As long as Congress, in its great wisdom, makes health benefits correlated to employment, then yes, job shopping for better health plans is a thing.
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by thrill 5y ago
Even more fun, since closure rate was often written as Vc (Vee sub See), pilots often spoke in terms of "opening" Vc (getting further away) and "closing" Vc.
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by thrill 5y ago
Continuously pointing directly at the target tends to result in the missile being unable to generate the needed turn rate at the conclusion of the intercept. If the missile has a large warhead, that might not matter so much, but air-to-air
677.
by thrill 5y ago
Because taxing things multiple times is only "justice".
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by thrill 5y ago
"Someone" always, eventually, means the taxpayers.
679.
by thrill 5y ago
Destroying rail lines is even harder and generally temporary. They're fairly easily repaired within a few days, given material and labor.
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by thrill 5y ago
Ah, government, those who don't even pretend.
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by thrill 5y ago
AWS has 25,000 employees. How is the former legal employee of 66 of them of the slightest interest?
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by thrill 5y ago
This explains much.
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by thrill 5y ago
Not signed by the artist you can't.
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by thrill 5y ago
The idea of non-OEM dealerships supposedly was originally to increase competition by preventing OEMs from competing with dealers to run them out of business, though it was likely way oversold since 100 years ago there were far more OEMs tha
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by thrill 5y ago
command line with flags and manpages
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by thrill 5y ago
Set guaranteed tax rates that make keeping money in the US attractive instead of trying to punish those who find the business practices of other sovereign nations offering better treatment.
687.
by thrill 5y ago
Make complicated system, get complicated results. Taxes should be minimal, simple, and immediate.
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by thrill 5y ago
If someone is willing to drive on hard plastic tires to get a few extra miles before replacement, let 'em.
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by thrill 5y ago
Please deflame the headline. Tax avoidance is not tax dodging.
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by thrill 5y ago
That looks fantastic.

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