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unyttigfjelltol
6y ago
Maybe the pizza shop would get a stronger response if they hired permanent workers on an annual $37k salary? An $18/hr wage is not identical....
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6y ago
The judge wrote an explanation but hasn't released it yet, because it's under seal. >ORDERS the parties to meet and confer and to file a joint report by May 6, 2021, informing the Court whether they object to any portion of the
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6y ago
>Hold a monthly lottery of the population, ... The point you're making is that living in society each day is a ticket in lottery where we could be falsely accused of a crime, falsely convicted, and unjustly punished. That's ho
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6y ago
This comment is internally inconsistent-- favoring a more barbaric penalty of life incarceration does not mean a nation has a higher morality.
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6y ago
Incarceration also is irreversible as each of our time is finite. It should concern us when we downplay the risk of false incarceration, it also is unacceptable.
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6y ago
Arguments against the death penalty downplay how barbaric incarceration is in the first place. But ostracism and exile have their limits, and justice is an essential function of government ... so ... we have our current situation.
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6y ago
Serious question: why does a reduction in hash rate lead to a loss of USD pricing? That's analogous to pricing USD based on the number of lights on at the NY Federal Reserve at 10pm on Tuesday. I recognize hash rate moves these marke
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6y ago
Lots of great comments. May I point out something obvious though-- the poster has been looking for entry-level work during a horrendous 12 month labor downturn. Maybe it's been a better market for skilled technical positions, but app
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The common law arguably put the question you ask in the hands of a jury.[1] It is public figures whose lives are fodder for public consumption; more generous privacy rules traditionally have applied for the more mediocre among us. [1] htt
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It's especially confusing considering that Mussolini eventually met his end at the hands of partisans. So, the event that actually did end his life ... was not a successful assassination? Back to the editors with this article!
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6y ago
An update to Android System WebView has been crashing all my apps; they go back to normal upon rolling back the update. On the brighter side, during troubleshooting I finally got around to re-installing some of my apps via F-Droid....
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Android apps are crashing for some, but Google is working on a fix
(theverge.com)
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Pandemic Mistakes We Keep Repeating
(theatlantic.com)
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Does this mean the content of Google searches now will be sent directly to the U.S. gov't and state gov'ts? It seems like the kind of privacy intrusion that would concern everyday people.
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6y ago
That the NYT employed the author for decades as a reporter helps me understand why its newsroom has been so well-regarded. He should just start a new newspaper. I'd subscribe.
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Making a microscopic black hole on the surface of the Earth was #3 on the list of `How to Destroy the Earth`[1], also on HN today. For the first half of the article I was musing at the connection (and implausibility of reading about a rese
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The entire multi-billion BTC ecosystem is built on software that still hasn't reached "Version 1.0"? Bitcoin Core 0.21? A development beta? LOL.
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If chartered banks charge for ... holding cash ... don't people next create a new industry of unchartered financial institutions to hold money without charging so much? Like, safe deposit? Or insurance? This seems like an ivory tower
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Behind the making of the NFL schedule
(bostonglobe.com)
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