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tmn
2y ago
That happens but they are presenting a statistical picture
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2y ago
I don't have a horse in this race. I just think it's easy to find stuff online to back whatever you want to back. https://electionfraud.heritage.org/ Is the above site BS?
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2y ago
You’re going to lose people at the first point. You don’t believe there is fraud. But others do (or believe there could be in the future)
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2y ago
That's wild. It makes me wonder how many people know what the circulate internal air button does and if it would be sufficient or not to prevent the above happening for the driver
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2y ago
Incentivize the employer to only provide real listings by having them pay to advertise a listing. Let them be reimbursed if it's filled via the platform. You don't need to solve the problem 100%. An employer can still drag their f
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2y ago
My initial reaction to this was, only in approximation. But the cross would also only approximately be a right angle. So good point.
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2y ago
It is not hard at all to find a 21 year old to buy some legally and pass it on for a small tip.
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2y ago
Weed and alcohol remain forbidden due to age restrictions. But anecdotally, I grew up in the 90's and 00's. When weed was outright illegal and alcohol was as it currently is. There was plenty of desire to get drunk among minors. W
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2y ago
Agree. In my observation people have a natural tendency to float towards a self determined 'busy'. Which is generally not that busy. As in there is a plenty of time to watch shows, indulge in frivolous pet household projects, go t
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2y ago
Your point is completely relevant for today. That said, it's curious to think about how that attention may have been channeled in a world free from such man made stimulation traps.
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2y ago
This type of moving goal post rationalization always occurs on this topic. I can agree with you. And I don’t think added fluoride in my water is going to have any obvious health effect on me. But your points don’t justify why it’s still bei
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2y ago
My recollection is that the main hypothesis among these crowds (where's the conspiracy?) is that the lines are human made, but in response to 'visiters'.
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2y ago
The catch is systemic competency
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2y ago
Insignificant quibble, but they should be expected to be a 1x developer on average by definition.
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2y ago
It’s a relevant point to an irrelevant semantical argument
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2y ago
The effect takes place with a lag in both directions. Positive impact due to interest rates being lowered is likely further out than start of next year. But that’s just my guess
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2y ago
I agree..?
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2y ago
Animals seem to do well enough. Sure there is the occasional issue. But it seems pretty clear the modern diet is the significant factor.
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2y ago
And everyone else is discussing behaviors that are down stream of version control
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2y ago
This is all in a professional environment requiring code review for actual submission. I need to follow this process to actually deliver
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2y ago
Maybe your confusion is in your assumption of what’s being discussed
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2y ago
I’m working on a feature that is a moderate refactoring and extending of an existing feature. I’m in some sense taking extra burden by ‘sculpting’ my change out of the existing code and the working backwards to come up with the logically co
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2y ago
That's a valid response. The other directional response is, the amount of hearing loss incurred historically is acceptable to me, so I'm not concerned at all.
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2y ago
The government believes it’s entitled to taxes on the usd value of any acquired digital coins/tokens. I’d have more sympathy to your perspective if this wasn’t the case (although I’m still sympathetic)
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2y ago
They did decide they’re entitled to taxes on transactions..
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2y ago
Only up to a a certain income limit. And the amount that can be deducted is capped. It doesn’t require itemizing though so that’s nice.. but as someone who itemized and makes ‘too much’ money, I’d have benefited greatly if it was treated li
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3y ago
Indeed
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3y ago
This whole thing is a troll as far as I can tell
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3y ago
Clever. Should it be on all proof of work? Is it applied only if the computing is being done within the country doing the ban?
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3y ago
Would you like to understand?
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