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by wan23 6y ago
Facebook and Twitter are commonly used, but they are not the street corner. These things didn't exist when the first amendment was written, but printing presses did. And they specifically did not write in a requirement that printers sh
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Normally, the President of the United States speaks in a way that is unambiguous with regard to whether they intend people to commit an illegal action.
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In 2000 it was unclear who actually won because the Florida vote count was very close. No one was alleging that one side or the other was cheating, and everyone was in agreement that whoever got the most votes should be president. Also, Al
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The bar for Facebook is something like being able to solve two medium-difficulty problems in 45 minutes. If you want to test yourself, you could try these, which are popular questions: https://leetcode.com/problems/find
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by wan23 6y ago
The market cap of Tether is $21,807,025,291 according to coinmarketcap. Wouldn't the rush to trade all those tokens for something else push up the price of BTC?
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Postmates is so useful though. I think it's pretty clear in its marketing that it is a service that will go to a store or restaurant and buy the things you ask for, similar to the way Instacart works. Doordash on the other hand will so
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This is an opinion piece written by a previously high-ranking CIA official advocating for increased defense spending in light of recent high profile hacks.
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Except, of course, for Thunderbolt 3, where to get even reasonable lengths you have to pay $$$. https://www.theverge.com/2020/7/27/21339861/apple-thunderbol...
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The expansion chips were in the game cartridges, though. This article is talking about how you could potentially make a game cart that you could plug into an SNES as normal and have it play with real time raytracing.
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Facts are not opinions. More and more, people are distrustful of large media organizations, which at least historically have a commitment to doing what they can to report true facts. If you believe that those organizations are untrustworthy
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by wan23 6y ago
This is definitely something that varies from company to company. I have been at three companies with untracked vacation where people used the policy well.
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We already have drones with cameras, drones with guns, and drones that are autonomous. How long until someone combines these?
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At the very least, it would be nice if all the companies that want to use this standard could get together and design a certification that they all accept. If we could cut the length of interviews down by removing the leetcode portion it wo
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In America, class isn't just about how much money you have. It's also about what accent you speak with, where you went to school, and very obviously what you look like. Many people who aren't necessarily familiar with how thi
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China definitely refers to themselves as China when speaking English just like the United States refers to itself as 美利坚合众国 or just 美国 when speaking Chinese.
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But how, in a democracy founded on the notion of equality, did segregation become a policy? How did the people who passed those laws get it into their heads that it would be a useful thing to do?
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by wan23 6y ago
I'm not sure what you're looking for here. Are you saying that it is untrue that there are Black employees who feel that racial issues are being handled poorly at Coinbase? Because that's what the article says. It sounds like
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The programs you mentioned and the ones that are similar all grant a degree that is the same as if you enrolled and showed up to on-campus classes. However, if you have a degree in computer science already, it doesn't really matter to
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This is the year 2020 - I'm sure we can do better than this. If the police see a problem with your vehicle, there should be a way for them to look up your license plate and send you a notice, rather than stopping you in a way that coul
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Why would you say that anyone else should decide what's true on his platform? Twitter isn't even so popular that you can say it has a monopoly of any sort. There are plenty of alternative services, and no significant barriers to s
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To me, this is one of the biggest problems with politics these days. Everyone wants a candidate that they like more than they want a candidate who can ably run the country. The fact is that this country is full of people with different idea
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This is a strange reading of section 230. It seems like you're saying that Twitter is not a "provider...of an interactive computer service" because it is choosing what is on its platform, even though in section 2A it specific
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The important distinction here is that a doctor has to complete a residency only once in their lifetime, not every time they apply for a job.
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Cash is also not cash by that definition. A dollar bill is what is called a banknote, which represents that the bank (or really the government) owes you a dollar.
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> Most connections most people have on social media are with those they already know This definitely depends on what kind of social media you like. Facebook is for following people you know. Twitter is for following people you're in
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These aren't synonyms though. It's pretty normal for someone to say they have a litter that they're trying to unload, but kind of unusual if they're trying to give away a pride.
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When you swear an oath, you're giving your word. There is such a thing as honor in this world, even in 2020.
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eDonkey2000 has been dead for a decade and a half now - https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2006-sep-13-fi-donke...
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There's a version of Mancala included in the Clubhouse Games collection for the Nintendo Switch. At first I didn't get it, but now it's one of the more popular games in my home.
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I once worked for a startup that had a custom C++ basic library for strings, arrays, smart pointers and things like that. At some point I spent the better part of a week looking into a bug that, long story short, was caused by a bug in our

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