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> “The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people. You understand what I’m saying? We knew we couldn’t make it illegal to be either against the war or black, but by g
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And there are many lawyers who work on social issues like tenant advocacy that make a whooole lot less than, say, an M&A lawyer.
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And the US is the only developed country where pharmaceutical companies are allowed to advertise specific drugs.
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Forbes trots out an interesting figure: $2.6bn to win FDA approval for a new drug. That sounds like a lot! It also sounds like a number pulled from a hat. So I went looking. It's from a Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development st
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Gamasutra published an in-depth article last year on how the developer of Super Win the Game implemented a shader to emulate the scanline (and phosphor decay) of CRTs. It's eyeopening, and was the first time I realized why my emulate
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Wonder if they're going to somehow get the FAA to change their opinion on bluetooth/airplane mode.
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The flip side of course, is if the small community shuns someone they have no other communities to migrate to without a geographic migration. (What you are describing did happen to me a long time ago, and it did take a long time to work my
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Isn't that what SSL does? And if the SSL between you and the destination is compromised, you don't even know if the hashing algorithm you asked the client to use is actually the one they used.
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> Some really odd red-necky types showed up - and don't mean negative - just poor. They were welcome. Old guys in wheelchairs. Young partiers. It was an unbelievably mixed crowd. And had a trans person showed up, how would that have
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Fair warning: this page will blow up your browser history.
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the commute to the middle bay area is a lot better from SJ than from SF.
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This is specifically one institution that is at risk for having its accreditation revoked.
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On the other hand, curl.exe has been available for five years.
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Unless you're in enterprise software. It's really easy for enterprise companies to get in the trap of making every customer a spacial snowflake, because they need to to get a half mil contract signed. And then the product becomes
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Better training is exactly the answer. Most officers get less than six months of training. In other countries (with much lower rates of officer involved homicides), officers receive years of training. It is exactly perceived threat . But t
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I've learned coping skills to help me deal with what I take the meds for - coping skills that I could not practice / get good at while I was not being treated. I'm not as good as I am when I'm on them, but I'm a who
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You're awesome and your psychiatrist is awesome!
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o/ heya. I've been on psychiatrist-prescribed meds for a little over two years now. I've gotten a better job, my salary has increased by 52%, I live with less stress, I have a (mostly) tidy home, I am no longer dependent on a
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It was a magnet school that had resources (one of the best performing arts departments in the state; one of the only AP comp sci programs in a 45 mi radius) that my locally assigned high school did not. The primary reasons the school-bus co
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I had a total of 3 hours a day on a bus to/from high school. I wish I could have done homework during that time! But you know how spine-jarring school busses are. Maybe if I'd been able to complete it on a laptop instead of worksh
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On the other hand, how many companies stonewall potential new hires that try to perform due diligence on the options package offered?
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Facebook did block their IP address.
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Why do people still build business process tools when they could point and click in Salesforce?
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The weird minicars are not what they've been road testing. The ones they've been road testing for ML look like regular cars. And they have yet to hit a pedestrian or decapitate a driver with a semi. Be real; Tesla's is basica
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Google's doing a lot better on the whole self driving front. At least in terms of fatalities per mile.
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They also weren't competing against several companies that already had an assembly line.
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Why aren't you just using an interpolated string?
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The Matrix kind of did this, with the switch in color saturation & tint between "inside" the matrix and "outside." Inside was desaturated and tinted green; outside was desaturated and tinted blue. At the time it was
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The average cost of a space shuttle mission was $450m. That's 8 astronauts and 23,000kg of payload. [0] Soyuz costs $62.7m/seat. [1] Which means that 8 seats to the ISS on soyuz is actually more expensive than a shuttle launch. I
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Jet turbofans have an efficiency curve related to the velocity of the aircraft. They are least efficient when the aircraft is stationary, and most efficient when the aircraft is moving at the same velocity as the exhaust. A jet turbine gene
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