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8mo ago
Oh wow, I didn't know that.
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Thank you, this is a valuable perspective. So essentially every person that lives this way doesn't pay income tax (and/or possibly other taxes) and the states, and most of the time the federal government too, just don't care?
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> I think it's worth pointing out that the people affected shouldn't have needed to regularise their situation, because it was never irregular in the first place! This is what I don't agree with and exactly why I mentioned
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> let’s be say each car adds 5 metres of space At over 100 km/h that would be ideally 5m for a car and 70m for a safe distance between each one so 7,5km, which is 4.5 minutes at 100 km/h or 9 minutes at 30 mph.
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> Noone is going to merge right if they are trying to go faster In my experience even cars that are not trying to go faster will happily merge in front of you unsafely all the time, just because they don't understand the concept of
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> In the old system a person could first seek asylum... Yes but that still means communicating with the institutions and having some sort of legal status. What is en masse happening in the US and to a lesser extent was (or is, not sure,
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> for nearly 16 years he was skirting the system This is the one thing that pops up often in these cases and my European head can't understand this. Obviously people do this because they can but why does the system allow this? Peo
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8mo ago
> You're prioritizing other interests above theirs specifically to their detriment They might be saving the life of the reported person.
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Yeah but what about that electricity sabotage in Berlin, drones over airports etc.
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> XE can be used for free > XE has hard limits on size and limits on active CPUs So no, it can't be used for free, you will pay for that with your time to keep it in usable state. We had to use it as our dev dbs because our custo
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8mo ago
installation of large solar plants is largely automated already
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9mo ago
A bit higher possibly, but from firsthand experience let me tell you it's not enough by far. Effective noise isolation does not magically arise from used materials, it has to be planned and included in the building project. And it make
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Possibly, though that was perhaps more for internal reasons, as at the time it was afaik illegal to start an attacking war per Russian law.
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> In the 1940s through the 1970s, the dissolution of the Soviet bloc There was no dissolution of Soviet bloc during that time.
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> Russia and China (and many others) have never even pretended to play or accept these "rules". This false. They have pretended to play by the rules, and when breaking them, to at least manufacture some pretext, or to deny it w
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It's always possible to deny the relevancy of a comparison based on some quality of the compared data. The autonomous car pilot trials will be by their very nature restriced to some locations, with specific weather patterns, etc., so e
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My intuition is that their official numbers are cooked. Factors that influence the numbers: - after 2014 the official numbers include the annexed parts of Ukraine - since 1992 the natural change is negative (with a small interval around zer
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In our country, in case you are homeless the address you are registered to is the town hall of the town you are homeless in. It's a bit ironic, but the bureaucracy needs an address and the thinking is that local social services and the
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As the immigration is governed by the member states themselves and not by the EU, I don't see how it can be "a part of this deal". Which is probably why the media don't mention this. There is nothing to mention.
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> I mean, this isn't even a very hard thing to model. Could you please explain in more detail what exactly do you want to model here? Above, you mentioned "advancing electric car technology so they're cheaper than ICE cars
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> obvious solution Shouldn't the obvious solution be based on observable reality? Which is that there is no technology in sight that will make EVs cheaper to build than ICEs. Otherwise you are praying for a miracle, and that's
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Sure, they carry a escooter or work in pairs - the second one has a car and picks him up at the destination.
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There is a service/app for this in South Korea (Daeri Unjeon, "proxy driving"); a guy will drive you in your car to your home.
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> hiding of things like the entrance are the hallmark of post-war architectural trends.. PTSD... American veterans Post-war architectural trends don't have a lot to do with the war experiences but are, since you are talking about m
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One thing that is great about 0°C representing the freezing of water is that at that point you know there will be ice on the paved surfaces (unless they were dry, cleaned or salted).
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One good thing about the collapse of Soviet Union was that Gorbachev refused to start senseless wars. There were hundreds of thousands of Soviet soldiers stationed in various countries of Eastern Europe, but he explicitly said he will not
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:) it was indeed pretty similar!
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There are tools to check the compatibility of the phone with the carrier, some sellers like Tradingshenzen integrate that into their shops. A quick check shows that indeed the US carriers have many incompatible bands with the phones. On the
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I don't even know which paper you are raging against here, but there are several studies which confirm what is already obvious. Have a look at this one for example: https://publications.tno.nl/publication/34641471&
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Thank you for that, will try. There is still a lot of ML in my Twitter feed, it's just over the years it morphed to the fad of the month (currently Claude Code mostly). And I try to follow new interesting accounts all the time but stil
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