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by verall 3y ago
TLC holds 8 levels per cell
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by verall 3y ago
I'm talking about one thing, it's why healthcare in America sucks, and it has many reasons. Your point, which is that each of the major players in this game really are just trying to do their jobs the best, is the problem. There a
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by verall 3y ago
The pharma-hospital-insurance complex. The same non-profit hospitals in which at least one person you're seen by will be out of your insurance network because it makes more money for the hospital. The same pharma companies which evergr
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by verall 3y ago
You wrote the blog post I've been thinking about writing for years. It's clear and simple and to the point. What you describe occurs constantly in every American city. Thank you.
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by verall 3y ago
> Once signed, a treaty or trade deal is a piece of paper with no value. > Once a trade deal has been made by the Executive, Congress needs to introduce and pass legislation to implement the deal. The ratification part
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by verall 3y ago
I don't think clockless makes anything easier
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by verall 3y ago
They'll need 52 others to break the filibuster
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by verall 3y ago
Our model railway runs hourly but it doesn't go to round rock :P
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by verall 3y ago
The 40 hours is interesting because it seems like you could also live further from work and it would go down to 0 hours.
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by verall 3y ago
I think this is a poor comparison because microservices exist to help code mirror the org chart while chiplets exist for physical engineering reasons. Microservices are supposed to improve testability, reduce complexity, etc: it is an org
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by verall 3y ago
The dental floss you're talking about is PTFE and not PFAS.
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by verall 3y ago
I got a brand new 12th gen intel Framework 13 and it still cannot enter sleep correctly. If it falls asleep due to battery, it reboots. Framework forums report tons of people with the same problem. It's pretty annoying.
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by verall 3y ago
Windows 10 LTSC does most of what you said and can be acquired for less than your toes ;) I totally get it though, they make it unreasonably difficult to get a usable OS. Default home or even """Professional"""
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by verall 3y ago
I couldn't find anything in that article that supports your assertion, but I only skimmed it. It does seem to imply the opposite: > We review these purported characteristics, as well as Millennials’ more positive qualities—they work
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by verall 3y ago
No kidding, it took me like 30 seconds
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by verall 3y ago
You can pay for YT premium from Google play dollars which have gift cards. It's a little bit annoying to set up though.
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by verall 3y ago
I get your using glassdoor and citing sources, but it's even worse, because someone competent enough to go straight into an associate prof position after PhD would guaranteed be making more than $200k at 6 years tenure at Apple, probab
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by verall 3y ago
> I really hate reading C++ so I really haven't checked any of the produced snippets for correctness. So they're almost certainly wrong...
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by verall 3y ago
Hey dahwolf I finally got a chance to skim through The Witch Trials of JK Rowling based on your recommendation and I thought it was pretty bad.
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by verall 4y ago
The top comment says: > compare the new tonka dump to the caterpillar 797F mine truck. It looks exactly the same. Pretty interesting how quickly it's dismissed as unreasonable.
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by verall 4y ago
American airports are in their own class. I think ORD is the worst but ATL isn't good.
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by verall 4y ago
This is not even slightly true Go find an average cop, a CO, and a TSA employee. The CO is somewhere between a violent felon and the cop (and is technically probably both). The TSA employee is closer to a DMV employee than a cop. The border
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by verall 4y ago
What's wrong with operator<< on std::istream?
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by verall 4y ago
Bringing advertising to your most captive audience - your tenants. This looks ghoulish.
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by verall 4y ago
Can you expand on "gender related diversification issues"? I'm not really sure what you mean.
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by verall 4y ago
Those articles are really not relevant to the conversation, because yet again, the left in {{CURRENTYEAR}} is not defined by these people from the 20th century. > some sort of hypothetical amazing group may exist which is vastly more foc
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by verall 4y ago
Thanks. I really am not advocating for silencing but this site is meant to be a relatively curated list, there are plenty of places to go to view political/ideological content. It's not silencing to suggest that something might no
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by verall 4y ago
I honestly appreciate your recommendation, it encouraged me to look past a clickbait title. It was a poor example but dang charitably understood me and I don't regret asking. I don't think it's necessary to be this combative,
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by verall 4y ago
It's not against intellectual curiosity to avoid flamebait. Based on your recommendation I wanted to give this a chance, but as it's hours of podcast without transcript that's unlikely. "The Witch Trials of J.K. Rowling&
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by verall 4y ago
> You have to add 'Fiscal' to conservative before it begins to represent an actual viewpoint instead of a tribal marker. > You're free to call yourself whatever you will, but it's undeniable that left/right, c

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