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3y ago
Florida's real estate is definitely cheaper than CA or NY. Median price is 1/2 of CA and 3/4 of NY. Plus much lower taxes.
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3y ago
There's plenty of proof that it was Ukraine. They tracked the yacht, detected explosives, and know the people who rented the yacht. There's not really much doubt anymore who did it.
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3y ago
Homeownership rate has not changed much over the last 60 years. Housing is still affordable overall in the US. It's only some regions that have gone nuts.
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3y ago
Maybe but that's the bet. And for almost all software it's turned out to be true
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3y ago
They just need to keep it going until GPUs get cheaper. The point is to build/protect the monopoly until that happens. Then costs come down and they start printing an absurd amount of money.
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3y ago
Online dating, bars, or any other social activity that doesn't involve the same group over an extended period of time.
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3y ago
I get this is how people meet but I never liked this dynamic. Most relationships end and it can make it weird for everyone else. Wish fewer people comingled their hobbies and dating life like this.
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3y ago
I went back and forth. Higher refresh rates were noticeably better and it was a downgrade to go back. But not like I needed intensive therapy to get over it. I mostly adjusted again and don't really notice what I'm missing.
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3y ago
Because it's still the union doing what's best for union members. The only thing that's changed is what's best for the union members.
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3y ago
Because after 15 years the balance of power has tipped from those who sold out to those that were sold.
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3y ago
Because the real title should be Unions Work For Union Members. Unions became unpopular for a reason. Some were (and I assume still are) outright criminal organizations. The better ones were happy to sell out future workers with two tier
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3y ago
Seems like a bad analogy given the existence of "free" shipping vs additional charge.
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3y ago
I think pretty much all wifi devices lie about the speed they can obtain. A lot that claim gigabit combine the speeds of 2.4GHz & 5GHz to get to 1 Gbps. Few devices out there legitimately offered the speed they advertise. At least th
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3y ago
It's interesting to see people stay this. I tried switching over to Linux full time and Rocket League plays but stutters badly. It's about the only game I play these days so not sure if I'm unlucky or if it's a continu
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3y ago
>WWII generals, who weren't as obsessed with Cannae as Schlieffen, but were well aware the "Schlieffen Plan" was a failure, took the same route with better mobility and logistics and succeeded. They pulled a switcheroo on
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3y ago
Not to mention that Cannae was famously a double pincer and the Schlieffen plan was not.
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3y ago
My internal filter is: Sociology/Psych/Economics are almost all junk. Their conclusions may or may not be correct. Medical studies are mostly junk. There's way too much financial incentive to show marginal improvement. The
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3y ago
>you also can't tell employees not to say those things or you'll see headlines like the posted article and have the government claiming at trial that you're trying to hide evidence. This feels kind of odd and kind of unfai
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3y ago
Maybe if we stop slaughtering millions of them for bacon we can think about the organ growing ones.
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3y ago
Urgent care is one of those scams so brazen that they can do it out in the open and get away with it. They bounce almost everything to the ER and essentially charge twice for the same work. Once at the Urgent Care and once at the ER. It&#
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3y ago
>disagree with the notion that I'm doing dishonest discourse. I merely disagree with you that the package as you have linked it is deceptive Nah, the chain was: Me: They mimick meat products as closely as they can and relegate the
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3y ago
>No-where does it mention meat It's literally called "meat and cheese co". You have to look above the branded and bold FIELD ROAST to see that it's a "plant based meat and cheese co". You've gone from:
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3y ago
Of course they do. Take this one for example: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Field-Roast-Refrigerated-Classic-... They relegate any mention of not being meat to the third most prominent text. Hilariously they even split t
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Oat milk companies aren't trying to trick consumers. We drink Coconut milk and the box has two big coconuts in the middle. The only mention of milk is relatively small text towards the bottom of the box. The vegetarian sausage/p
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3y ago
The article says the deal is delivery to the street entrance. They are doing their job.
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3y ago
AFAIK, Apple and Google have never lost a private encryption key. I see no real reason to think that won't continue forever. And ultimately keeping private keys secure is extremely easy compared to securing an OS, the app store ecosys
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3y ago
Wow you weren't kidding. Very slow and very frustrating to use.
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3y ago
Those aren't trucks, though. They're glorified hatchbacks and are essentially cars with more storage room. A truck with an open bed is much less practical for city life. I've seen some concepts with glass covers for the bed
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3y ago
Seems like there's little overlap between the Truck as a status symbol and Tesla as a status symbol crowd.
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3y ago
They already do (or did) this. It's how I got into programming. Company got a grant and put together a training program.
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