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by vba616 5y ago
"Garg admitted to not being disciplined in managing the company’s cash and in its hiring strategy, which helps explain the company’s second mass layoff of over 3,000 people just three months later." "You will not be allowed t
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by vba616 5y ago
I interpret "nothing to do with" as meaning that they were independently working on the policy before and maybe after the fire. The ban might have something to do with potential battery fires, and the sinking of the ship might
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by vba616 5y ago
I agree with your last sentence, but of course we can't instantly redesign any road at any time, and so there is a standard, orthodox method of setting speed limits which is the 85th percentile of the speeds people actually drive at. F
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by vba616 5y ago
Some people print flyers about fundraisers and leave them in the break room at work, where the only identifying information is a QR code. I don't know if it's a widespread practice - is this how most people get their Girl Scout co
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by vba616 5y ago
A brilliant way to do that while skirting the law would be to arrange for interviewees to have a short walk from the front desk or whatever, with a chaperone and a person who appears to be another candidate but is actually a shill, who shar
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by vba616 5y ago
>1.4 million people were on the waitlist This is not only cherry-picked, but fails to be sufficiently out of context to support the opposing opinion. The key word is "were". Even if that word weren't there, the number is
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by vba616 5y ago
Credibility isn't a thing that opinions have, is it? We each choose how to define "disaster" for ourselves. But you seem to be ignoring the (alleged) facts supporting the opinion. It's being reported that Trump never sen
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by vba616 5y ago
I've been waiting for MS to start pressuring me. When I look at the Windows Update control panel, they aren't even trying to encourage the upgrade to 11, even though they say my computer meets the requirements. i.e. "Some Win
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by vba616 5y ago
Is it practical to run either 10 or 11 in a VM for doing ordinary chores on the Internet?
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by vba616 5y ago
It should be legal to sell new cars and trucks with no safety equipment to people with a motorcycle endorsement on their license . After all, if 2 and 3 wheelers are ok, surely 4 wheelers are incrementally safer?
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by vba616 5y ago
Yuri-G is perfect on 4-track demos, otherwise I like the Rid of Me versions. I agree that the volume on Highway 61 Revisited is an imperfection, but it's still one of my favorite tracks. I have no reverence for Bob Dylan and no interes
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by vba616 5y ago
I was never that crazy about Jesus Lizard, but I never understood why Nirvana and not them, relatively speaking. I liked Goat, Liar, and Down better than Shot, which seems to correlate with Albini producing only the first three.
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by vba616 5y ago
>Kurt was really unhappy with some of the sounds I think I read somewhere that P.J. Harvey wasn't happy with the way "Rid of Me" came out - but I thought it was incredible and nothing afterwards really compares.
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by vba616 5y ago
"Google relies on color alone for links in search results" I remember when OS X first came out, and it seemed to have replaced window controls that were distinguishable glyphs with round jewel-like controls differing only with col
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by vba616 5y ago
>a polygamous marriage necessarily requires that 2 people of the same sex are married to each other I never heard of that idea before, but I didn't really know anything about how it is in fact defined where it is legal and customary
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by vba616 5y ago
I somewhat doubt your assumptions about what homeowners think. The busybodies I observe definitely and loudly put their own needs first, but they predict the opposite effect of rental units from you - lower property values. Therefore, they
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by vba616 5y ago
Nobody ever asks programmers to provide legal opinions. On the other hand, understanding formal logic is of practical value in the legal industry; I was thinking of building searches to find electronic documents which is a real thing that (
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by vba616 5y ago
You might not, but I would.
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by vba616 5y ago
Have you ever tried to explain associativity of boolean operators to a person with a law degree?
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by vba616 5y ago
What's the point of debating it? The press release seemed to give no information whatsoever that would clue us into motivation. I would like to see the indictment, if it's not secret itself. There wasn't a link, was there?
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by vba616 5y ago
Irrelephant. Since you didn't opt in, you haven't allowed them to track you, and they can't remember that you didn't opt in without tracking you. See?
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by vba616 5y ago
> there are few people going out into the field to rescue them >So there is obviously no bottom-most robust safety net, as plainly evidenced by the homeless situation What is your perspective on schizophrenia?
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by vba616 5y ago
Can you list off the top of your head five laws, programs, or benefits that your American buddies making six figures told you don't count as part of a safety net? Apart from anything mentioned in this thread.
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by vba616 5y ago
Social...security...what does it mean ?
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by vba616 5y ago
Have your American colleagues ever mentioned any US programs, laws, or benefits instituted after 1965?
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by vba616 5y ago
>If you don't have the authority to change something, don't try. You will fail, and it will do nothing but cost you. My theory has been that you look for things people already want to do but can't, and try to enable them w
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by vba616 5y ago
> it is (socially, in terms of security) a desert hellscape >Of course, such numbers mostly make sense in the US because it is (socially, in terms of security) a desert hellscape. The lower top salary in the EU comes with the benefit
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by vba616 5y ago
The main gripes I have with it are that it doesn't use all available processors and it doesn't have easy-to-use generalized fillets. I feel like the algorithms must be inefficient even considering it runs on a single CPU. I don&#x
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by vba616 5y ago
Remember "Apple’s insider-trading policy enforcer accused of insider trading"? He got inside information from being...chairman of the committee that managed disclosure of sensitive information. https://arstechnica.com&#
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by vba616 5y ago
>This is also why basically all GDPR consent trackers are "accidentally" so forgetful about your choice not to consent They're perfectly entitled to track you as long as you don't opt out. And when you opt out, they c

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