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lua, all day every day. It’s well understood, slim and plays very nicely with C which is how most embedded dev is done.
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6y ago
Well said. Another way of looking at it: in the long term return on investment (r) > economic growth (g) because “everyone” gets g but people with capital also get r.
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6y ago
About 10 years ago, one of my jobs in a pharmacology lab involved using a very specialized microscope driven by a PC running windows 95. A new license would cost an obscene sum of money, and it did exactly what it needed to do. The same set
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6y ago
You’re still doing it. Anyone of any gender who ends their professional career to start a family is put at greater risk by more prevalent divorce, right? Shitty sexist traditional societal practices exacerbated the risk of exiting the workf
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6y ago
It sounds like in judgment of which is worse: over or underestimating the risks of the virus versus taking additional time for more testing. How many other nations are doing this besides Russia? Why not? If you’re asking me to make a bet, I
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6y ago
Are you arguing that the 1976 Swine Flue vaccine incident is the worst possible case or the worst possible case on record? If the former, then what is your evidence or reasoning for that? If the latter, how do we know that this is the worst
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6y ago
>Since divorce became acceptable, it became a huge liability for women to exit the workforce and permanently You're mixing up cause and effect. A married women trying to resume her career (which also happens for many other reasons i
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6y ago
In my observations of cutthroat corporate politics, I’ve seen that assholes have do have real powers, but as with many strong emotional features it leaves one more vulnerable to manipulation. Real assholes are real predicable, that works ou
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6y ago
I would assume it’s because the Mulan live action remake is also releasing that weekend. Black panther was extremely popular and they don’t wanna compete with themselves on the critical opening weekend.
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6y ago
Would you agree that there are some corrupt market-based economies in our world? Would you say that the fact that there are corrupt and inefficient market-based economies means that all market-based economies result in negative outcomes? Sa
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6y ago
Ageee. Amazon, walmart and co union bust because they are really really concerned with promoting healthy labor markets. Nothing at all to do with the fact that union workers make significantly more money than non-union labor.
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6y ago
You almost certainly have unless you don't interact with women ever. I can't use it because of it's closed nature, but it has a very good set of image cataloging and sharing features. Add in the valuable network effects and I
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6y ago
Windows is easier than either one with WSL. If two people can make that argument, maybe you can in fact make that argument? Something to consider.
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6y ago
Because of the environment of gas stations (easy to get in and out, open all the time, has cash on hand, not at the top of society) they typically already have really good cash handling procedures in place. They are already paying for cash
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6y ago
*SC. “At least we’re not South Carolina”, the mantra of North Carolina
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6y ago
There's a pro Abe narrative in the west I do not understand. It's a one party system, and as all one party systems it's incredibly corrupt. Under his tenure poor people became poorer, his friends became richer, and press free
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6y ago
You're speaking absolute crazy talk man. >Write markdown You have now lost almost all people who currently write documents. Nobody who is not a developer wants to write in markdown. The mass market wants point and click, buttons, an
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xnyan
6y ago
>People don't use their network equipment to its full potential, because they think the web == internet I see that a lot of my fellow nerds have this feeling and I'm honestly, non-trolly curious about why this is. People have
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6y ago
I can take you to various streets on Long Island, NY that get no or extremely unreliable 4G from all carriers.
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6y ago
I will agree that it’s definitely a niche and not everybody likes it, that said you really don’t need thousands of dollars of gear to enjoy it. The breadth of controller support is actually one of the most incredible aspects of the game to
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6y ago
Or, you can pay $1 and use it for one month via xbox game pass for PC, or $5 if you’ve already used the $1 offer in the past. I’d strongly recommend this if you’re not very sure you’ll like the game.
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6y ago
It’s not a zero sum situation, everyone is responsible for their own decisions. If I ran a National Park in a high risk wildfire situation, and someone asked me if i would allow hundreds of Boy Scouts to camp at the park for months, then kn
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6y ago
>That sounds like it means dogfighting doesn't matter at all There has not been an aerial dogfight in this millennia. The last ones that would really count happened over Bosnia in the 90s. I think a Rafale took down a 1960s era MIG-
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6y ago
You've pretty much described the F-35 doctrine that the US is developing. The only major difference is that an aircraft carrier or some other ship holds the drones before launch, which makes sense as the you already need the carrier to
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6y ago
I think that’s great, really. I also think that in your original comment you said that people should be focusing on what can be done with hard work rather than complaining about impossibility (paraphrasing). Most people must work during day
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6y ago
It’s entirely possible that I just missed something, but in the few years I spent living in Europe, I saw about the same spectrum of chicken quality as in the United States. Low quality frozen chicken, then average quality fresh chicken, th
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6y ago
I’m very curious about your daily schedule. I was homeschooled for 12 years, 1 of 5 kids so I’m familiar with home education and having a hard time imagining how a single adult can both work and teach and take care 4 kids.
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6y ago
If they don't have a working smoke alarm, or are storing flammable materials over the burner, or don't have enough emergency exits then no, they should not do reservations at all. It seems Canon did not have a backup, they had rep
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6y ago
Or you know we could just agree to 1) not steal things and 2) return the stuff we stole from others
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6y ago
I would love for the US telecommunications industry to be deregulated, but until that happens most are living under a government mandated monopoly, or a duopoly if you’re lucky. The government is regulating it, why should we tolerate regula
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