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They cant produce the warrant, they were out of jurisdiction, they raided the wrong house after being given the correct address 5 times. This was not just some weedeater, I'm sure it belonged to a family member of one of the cops. Seri
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From the consumer side, I also feel like I want to end my own subscription addiction. Subscribing to media had a real benefit years ago when you could get access to content ad-free with a subscription. Now that benefit largely is disappeari
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You realize that the copywrite date means something right? If you have something original you want to protect it and your date just rolls forward you loose the protection and significance for prior years. If you just roll the date forward y
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2y ago
Great observation. Voters have short memories and one day of power every 2 years. In politics, money has power every day. I believe it is no coincidence that Musk has announced that he intends to fund candidates in future elections.
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Trump and Musk often campaigned against illegal immigration. It is easy to understand why. These types of people have no political power of their own and it is easy to rile up the masses against them with simple scare tactics. It is a blend
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No, I dont think it would be an improvement. I question what problem exists that you are looking to solve. Logistically, it would be a nightmare to score or even calculate. It would also be expensive to implement. Would you reward more goal
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Specific types of sounds result in the same types of shapes and colors and unexpected sounds particularly when my eyes are closed produce the strongest illusions. There are some color/sound overlaps I can only "see" when my e
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As a related thing, I have sound/vision synesthesia. It is a little like what was shown in the movie Ratatouille where the mice see colors related to what they smell only for me it is sound related. If you want to know more feel free t
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2y ago
Dont all first class email providers offer essentially the same level of reliability?
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2y ago
Why not just pay for gmail since you already have it set up?
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Tesla has a Musk problem in my opinion. Before you reflexively downvote because you love Musk, here is polling from Gallup. EV potential purchasing by political affiliation: * Republican: 71% would not buy * Independent: 38% would not buy *
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https://web.archive.org/web/20240720000910/https://www.washi...
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Yes, and I said that explicitly in my post. The difference is in my post it is one of the featured things. In the article that claims to show what the program actually did it is buried in the text.
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2y ago
Sure, but it is spoken about in the abstract. I enjoyed the article, but why not at least include "some" of the actual notes she wrote or at least a screenshot?
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What I think is the coolest part is her actual work in the "notes" she attached to the translation. See: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cf/Diagram_... and: https://
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This is how we are going to "Make America Healthy Again"?
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This strikes me like the Monty Hall problem where people intuitively believe the answer to be 50/50. Does this not simulate the problem in python? import random coin = ["heads", "tails"] guess = "
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2y ago
They should be required to return the money with interest.
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2y ago
Perhaps what you want is YAML.
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2y ago
sealed bidding entices bidders who really want something to overbid to ensure they win. It is a common strategy to maximize offers
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2y ago
Become a landlord.
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I dont want to blame the victim here or condone the violence, but given how we know how huge for profit medical insurance works and the messages on the casings I cant help but imagine there are two victims in this tragedy not one. As eviden
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2y ago
I just read that 33% of federal employees are active duty military or law enforcement so I'm not sure how they get the 6% number.
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Clearly I touched a nerve. Perhaps you view grinding as "doing your job". I happen to have a different definition. Originating a class can be a slog and originating two to lecture next term would be a grind. If you are not profess
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"the cost to consumers from Trump’s proposed tariffs could reach as much as $1,200 in lost purchasing power on average based on 2023" Per https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp&#x
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If ignorance is no excuse for a suspect, why is it allowed for police?
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Wasn't the suggestion that Apple/Cook are left wing in counter point to Musk being right wing? You seems to be claiming Cook is also right wing. Note that Apple being a political lightning rod is news to me though.
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Grind? Really? I work in higher ed and I teach. Prepping even a new course is not grinding. Teaching a course where you are professor of record is certainly not grinding unless you dont know the topic at all. If that is the case though you
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BFS? Really, there are libraries for that and I would hire a kid who timidly used one as they could not remember how to implement it over someone who confidently introduced and off by one bug because they thought they knew how to implement
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2y ago
Demonstrating core competency is one thing, leetcode is typically not that though.
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