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2y ago
Infuse is amazing even on the phone. For the amount of content I consume using it, the louse $10 per year is worth it
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2y ago
Seeing what is happening in the world, I agree with you. While America does not have a perfect history and is not a perfect system, there is no other country in the world right now that i would rather have overwhelming military advantage ov
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2y ago
I dont understand why this makes sense in uber-hot Texas. Why not northern, cooler states or even Alaska.
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2y ago
probably because high-wealth individuals have a lot more wealth preservation instruments available to them and paying a $300/hr to professionals that help them navigate these tax reduction techniques makes very little sense when youre
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2y ago
Great, at least our insane medical costs are contributing to something positive :( * this comment was sponsored by $7 aspirin pill and a $3000 knee brace(sold on Amazon for $400)
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2y ago
Can you point me to more info on “free college” of the past? I know that for this immigrant few years off the boat, federal grants and deferred interest loans was what gave me access to education that would otherwise put a huge burden on m
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2y ago
I place less blame on taxpayers and more blame on exploding administration costs. On other hand, my alma matter - University of California system - cost $4500 per year in in-state tuition alone when I graduated in 2000 when minimum wage her
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2y ago
Have you looked at Kia Kona EVs. I think they are close to Fit’s size
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2y ago
Wait so your definition of Holocaust denier is not the person that denies that 6 million Jews were systematically killed by the Nazi Germany machine, but the person who believes in the Holocaust of the Jews, but does not include other atroc
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2y ago
Thank you for sharing, DeanCommie. In my experience reading the interwebs, a non-negligible amount of people see anti-Zionism as a belief that the state of Israel should not exist without seeming any nuance. Same goes for definition of Zion
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2y ago
Genuinely curious - what does Zionist and conversely anti-Zionist mean to you?
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3y ago
I am curious if that medical plan has done cost benefit analysis of impact of ozempic etc will have on downstream diabetes and heart disease costs for people who would otherwise be morbidly obese.
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3y ago
short of act of congress, there is no alternative. Access to healthcare is part of your compensation in the US. I would have to quit if my company wasnt providing a reasonable medical coverage because these costs can otherwise bankrupt a pe
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3y ago
> The medical act is (very) good in the US, but is it affordable? The answer is....it depends. If youre at poverty levels you would qualify for federal-level Medicaid insurance. learning about these benefits takes some digging. Some stat
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3y ago
Thanks for saying that. Reading your comment made me actually want to read the article in question and I am super glad I did. Emotionally, probably a best reminder of familial love in a world filled with indifference and often hate
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3y ago
curious if this will ever make it to 3090s
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3y ago
Same point stands. Their circumstances are not conducive to any kind of learning whether before or during college and should be addressed instead of getting rid of merit-based college admissions
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3y ago
That makes sense, considering that "Amerindians" came from Asia via the Bering land bridge thousands of years ago[1]. 1. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2874220
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3y ago
the edge case i meant was the second person: "person who can barely study for the SAT because they're, I don't know, working a job or helping raise their siblings, and only does marginally worse than the person who devoted th
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3y ago
You’re describing an edge case which will arguably prevent the imaginary second person from succeeding in college even if they get accepted. Instead we should leave criteria merit based and invest in social programs that give the high schoo
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3y ago
We should advocate for social programs that allow high school kids “make ends meet” without impacting everyone’s academic acceptance criteria.
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3y ago
I am glad to see this experiment on our kids access to higher education to finally seeing its end. When I saw state and other universities move away from standardized tests as acceptance criteria during the COVID era my only thoughts were -
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3y ago
I felt like this is an important article that relates to employee safety in some of the biggest technology companies in the world
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3y ago
what are those differences in services and what prevents them from being itemized?
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P.S. I havent read the actual settlement, this NYTimes comment reads like buyers agents will now compete for their compensation, but it doesnt tell me if I would still have to pay 3% to the seller agent and whether that compensation will be
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From [1] "The settlement includes many significant rule changes. It bans N.A.R. from establishing any sort of rules that would allow a seller’s agent to set compensation for a buyer’s agent, a practice that critics say has long led to
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3y ago
I recently was informed that the question to my doctor over messaging qualifies as “e-visit” and was giving 3 different CPT codes(differing by time physician would spend answering it) The CPT is how services are identified for medical billi
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THe reason these "international laws" are accepted by majority of modern nations is because they are somewhat reasonable and allow parties to military conflicts to wage military campaigns while attempting to minimize civilian casu
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3y ago
Is your $0.30-0.40/kwh rate based on your Solar cost? The non-solar rates[1] in Bay Area right now range starting from $0.42/kwh on tiered plan which you will blow through if you elect heat-pump heating and going all the way to hi
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3y ago
do you know if pihole or Adguard can configured to support confirming to the router or the client that resolution took place, rather than try the secondary DNS. If i understand you correctly, if you have a blocking internal DNS running piho
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