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by tomohawk 3y ago
I wish them luck. Even institutions like Harvard are richly rewarding frauds and resisting punishing them when they are caught. https://freebeacon.com/?post_type=post&p=1854123 https://freebeacon.com/?p
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Open Doors Watch List 2024(opendoors.org)
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UNRWA-Hamas Relations(scribd.com)
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Assessing Employment Outcomes Post–California AB5(mercatus.org)
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Russia Now Using Giant Soviet-Era Anti-Ship Missile to Attack Ukraine(twz.com)
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Retaining Race in Chronic Kidney Disease Diagnosis and Treatment(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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If you attach a load to an electrical line, then you are transferring power from the line for your use. This power is then no longer available for paying customers to use. The load in question here is an inductive load, coupled through the
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An artist used this effect to create a display of fluorescent light tubes. http://www.infoniac.com/environment/artist-created-network-o... This exam question is based on a news story about a farmer using a coil of wire
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B21 was firm fixed price contract, so contractor has a lot more leeway on their side, but it turns out they didn't expect the massive inflation of the past few years and that has blown their cost models out of the water. They will los
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Smallest Golang WebSocket Client(dyte.io)
2 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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The US Constitution says: Article I Section 10 Powers Denied States Clause 3 Acts Requiring Consent of Congress No State shall, without the Consent of Congress, lay any Duty of Tonnage, keep Troops, or Ships of War in
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by tomohawk 3y ago
The claim was that organized religion was the force for the most harm. If that claim was true, than these monsters who caused the most harm would have been part of organized religion.
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How many millions of people did Hitler, Stalin, Lenin, Mao, Pol Pot kill? They were all atheists. Communist parties like the CCP require all members to be atheists.
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Kharkiv Citizens Reacting to 24 Hours of Bombing [video](youtube.com)
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For terminal apps, go + bubbletea
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Hard to stay in business when you become a parody https://babylonbee.com/news/i-just-dont-know-where-we-went-w...
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They ought to ban overly long messages that require being broken up into multiple flashing parts, or any other flashing of the signs, or any overly bright luminence of the signs. I've seen so many traffic jams caused by flashing signs,
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Big fail if you consider the energy it takes to build a car. All the wasted energy to prematurely destroy those cars that still had years of use in them is mind boggling.
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Works great for us. Things that usually indicate that you're not working with agility: spending more than 10% of your time on process/meetings, have professional project managers 100% dedicated to processes, team unaware of mid a
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The answer is an unqualified yes for at least one of my family members. After seeing many doctors over many years and receiving many diagnoses that didn't add up and which did not result in any health benefits, we finally saw benefits
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The Soviet Union was definitely an existential threat - not just to the US but to any country with liberal values. Germany attacked its largest trading partner, France. More than once. People do not always act rationally or in their best
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Public Suffix List in Curl(daniel.haxx.se)
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It seems like you're describing a common situation where orgs that didn't function well before WFH, continued not to work well. The sign was that suddenly people were able to be productive on certain things when WFH. The org was
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I live in an affluent community, but the last time I had electrical work done, the government inspector missed 5 serious problems that I found, 3 of which were obvious. It's really hard for the government to hire and retain competent p
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This makes me sad, as it means the industrialization of non-urban lands that will get covered with panels. Croplands. Wild lands. If subsidies were only provided for panels that cover existing urban hardscapes, it would be much better.
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Canadian Police Arrest Conservative Journalist on Trumped Up Charge of Assault(jonathanturley.org)
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Industrial sabotage? Grievance sabotage? Quality control? Hopefully they can track down the cause.
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Student Pilots Will Try to Kill You(thedrive.com)
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Not to mention that the current president took the unprecedented step of replacing the entire NLRB instead of just replacing members whose terms expired. That's a good way to get short term wins, but also guarantee more rancor and and
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Black Harvard Professor Demoted Under Claudine Gay Responds(freebeacon.com)
3 points by tomohawk 3y ago|1 comments

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