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by yakak 4y ago
This is just because Walmart is too large to be in a mall.
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by yakak 4y ago
We talk about it critically as an aspect of live entertainment, like TV today, not like it was a problem across every form and we should always be critical of who was a real author or poet in Shakespeare's time period.
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by yakak 4y ago
If the event is only in TX then won't their pricing on electricity jump faster than the increased benefit of mining when most of TX mining shuts down? I mean there are real countries with stable electricity that won't sky rocket s
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by yakak 4y ago
I don't understand their spouse data being very different for males and females. Are there significantly fewer women in Japan, is there a significant difference in gay and lesbian marriage, is there polygamy? I think people are not ref
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by yakak 4y ago
Group chats made up of coworkers, so that's different in the sense that the DoL cares what you say too.
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by yakak 4y ago
This is very common and pretty much the default either directly out of a school with a weak program or after working in industry in a niche that doesn't use what you've learned. The introduction of MOOCs like edX, Coursera and Uda
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by yakak 4y ago
It seems more like convenience to me as long as you can charge overnight and have a high enough range per charge. There could be households with complex lifestyles that share one car though. I would still worry about this indicator for capa
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by yakak 4y ago
Establishments need to itemize how much free parking is adding to the cost of each meal or other product/service purchase so that non-drivers, carpoolers, etc, can fully appreciate how much they are losing to pinkos like the AAA.
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by yakak 4y ago
Would they be expensive at high volume? There's obviously more resource contention for inputs like lithium but even in that case a larger market capacity would drive a lot of larger scale projects.
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by yakak 4y ago
Very true. California is an interesting one though with their occupancy rules. Very low density could reduce in a crunch but people who would go to the highest density are prevented from doing so by the landlord owned legal system.
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by yakak 4y ago
Android and Chrome are basically inescapable to everyone who chooses the 80% over ~Apple's 20% for mobile and web development. Windows is similar for desktop developers and has an equal lack of thrill. I think large "industry stan
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by yakak 4y ago
It's rather inappropriate that we don't change names of victims when they are no longer relevant to active investigation. I would rather die in a slip and fall accident than become famous and have details of my life explored by be
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by yakak 4y ago
True, though I know a few families that were ruined by this path. Things like your house can often end up becoming leverage because you are afraid to lose the lifestyle you are used to, and it's easy to take your eyes of the road when
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by yakak 4y ago
That's much too small. If all the participants of that study were were highest risk (18-25 males) and early COVID strains and vaccines were equally risky that study should have expected to find 2-5 cases. Then there are also problems l
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by yakak 4y ago
When it comes to money we should more freely talk about it. Trying to prevent discussions of salary and benefits is largely to keep us from shared understanding of the market rate, etc, which penalizes people less connected with the field.
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by yakak 4y ago
Funny, I try to use returnable crates of bar bottles sold by supermarkets and it drives the cashiers nuts. The stores seem to be afraid to use bar/QR codes in the other direction for fear that they are used incorrectly.
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by yakak 4y ago
If an AI were hooked into cloudflare and sensing things like correlations in lost packets due to planetary electrical interference couldn't it be just as good at "intuition" biased random behavior?
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by yakak 4y ago
So if the US Republic is thrown over like the Weimar Republic the only question for you is: Did they not break any laws as defined by the forefathers who wrote the constitution? I don't really understand this bizarre worshipping of the
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by yakak 4y ago
Yes. I did things like create custom scripts to work more effectively with many different drafts in the revision control we were using. This allowed me to have more than a dozen projects going at a time so there was always something I coul
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by yakak 4y ago
Yes, though more generally I am interested in the criteria and thought process that takes place in discussions leading to constitutional conventions to build a republic that is self maintaining despite various threats. The US is not Cannon
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by yakak 4y ago
The risk clearly doesn't fit the crime. A risk of being hung for treason is harder to recruit for.
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by yakak 4y ago
That's a bizarre one. I will agree that it is strange and unnerving to be in one of these places with bullet proof glass as a customer and does imply you are in mortal danger. But there are plenty of businesses that disgust me and I wo
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by yakak 4y ago
Um, why am I supposed to have been checking if my ancient USB peripherals are USB-C compatible? Asking for a friend.. :)
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by yakak 4y ago
> Should we only research things that are cheap to test and eventually mass producible? Of course not we should choose avenues according to what they are likely to achieve being better than alternative allocations. For another LHC that i
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by yakak 4y ago
Allocating resources worth billions on one avenue is not keeping every avenue open, it is forgoing thousands of avenues that don't force you to decide like this.
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by yakak 4y ago
You can, just like you can store your TOTP key in your password manager to have the security of 1FA again. A site that doesn't want you to could try to use attestation certificates to force you to use a real vendor's keys which sh
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by yakak 4y ago
> This means keys need to be transported between devices Pure keys are on tokens that support Bluetooth/NFC/USB to talk to whatever devices you want. One can use a built in key on a device with a security enclave which means us
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by yakak 4y ago
It seems to me like this relates to how much emphasis there is on competition monopolizing the entire market and eliminating less efficient solutions. In the 1980s it seemed like every quirky solution would kind of survive, maybe being too
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by yakak 4y ago
If I understand the article correctly they were excluding patients enrolled in chemo and radiation? If that's what they mean the survival rate wouldn't be 67% so this would imply a 1349 in 1350 chance the treatment is better than
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by yakak 4y ago
People I knew in the conversion of industrial areas to unaffordable lofts did not have commuter jobs, maybe photographers, who combined their studio and home, etc, until they were priced out by trust fund children, possibly in disguise as b

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