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by yakz 2y ago
Who lied? What, specifically, did they lie about? Some people died from it. Some people have long term disability from it. Without the benefit of hindsight, what would you have done differently if you were in control? How would you have jus
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by yakz 2y ago
Maybe some other runtimes do this or it has been changed, but in the past self-contained singe-file .NET deployment just meant that it rolled all the files up during publishing and when you run it, it extracted them to a folder. Not really
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by yakz 2y ago
The booster did the job and was recovered.
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by yakz 2y ago
The question is: "how much can they do quickly?" The question is definitely not : "what is the maximum extent appropriate and permitted by law?" If they can fire people and shutter facilities quickly enough, it won&#x27
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by yakz 2y ago
> Note also that as another comment above this mentions, the U.S has had more or less similar levels of said inequality for the last 100 years This is not what it said. It said it was about the same 100 years ago. It improved for a long
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by yakz 2y ago
This says it improved significantly from 1940 until 1980, then made a turn for the worse. So it's about the same as 100 years ago, but for a big part of that 100 years, it was better.
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by yakz 2y ago
Fewer than half of voters selected Trump.
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by yakz 2y ago
It’s $8000 because it doesn’t work and it comes with free hardware upgrades until it works (for some definition of ‘works’ but currently it breaks often enough and badly enough that you’d have to be dishonest to say it works without a huge
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by yakz 2y ago
I don’t agree with you that safety was sacrificed in the name of diversity or equity. We sacrificed those lives to save money. End of story.
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by yakz 2y ago
But what evidence is there that the shortage was caused by those 'DEI' policies? For example, in 2013 the FAA Academy was shut down for most of the year (April - December) due to the sequester. They had planned to hire more than
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by yakz 2y ago
Well, it's not made up. I think it's fair to interpret it that way. The word 'loyal' literally appears in the text. "Enhanced standards of conduct: The federal workforce should be comprised of employees who are reli
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by yakz 2y ago
“While, therefore, the power to tax is not unlimited, its confines are set in the clause which confers it, and not in those of section 8 which bestow and define the legislative powers of the Congress. It results that the power of Congress t
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by yakz 2y ago
The Supreme Court has decided what ‘the general welfare’ means, and it is not limited to the listed powers. This information is not difficult to find, as would be expected given the last 90ish years of spending that is obviously not limited
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by yakz 2y ago
I fail to see how your link supports your questioning or your statement, could you explain it? It looks like it's just the opinion of the owner of the Los Angeles Times, a person that some might feel is heavily biased.
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by yakz 2y ago
Whenever I have to wake for something that I absolutely can’t miss, I set 2-3 extra reminders 5 minutes apart precisely because of this “silent alarm” bug. It’s only happened to me a couple of times but twice was enough to completely destro
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by yakz 2y ago
It's much better comp if the value of the stock goes up .
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by yakz 2y ago
What? Dubya was selected by the Supreme Court. He started a war after peddling bullshit evidence in front of the whole world. Dubya was and is a piece of shit.
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by yakz 2y ago
You’re better off taking it to the Apple Store for trade-in. There are a lot of easy-to-miss reasons the mail-in one might reject it.
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by yakz 2y ago
McDonald’s pricing is complicated. You can still get cheap McDonald’s, but it requires giving them something in return (e.g. information about you).
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by yakz 2y ago
They are objectively bad for some definitions of bad. What do you want for them? Universal respect? Just because taking something good and making it shitty is one way to make money doesn't mean that it is the only way to make money.
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by yakz 2y ago
They do but usually your money is gone until the dispute is resolved. With a credit card, some fabulously wealthy company’s money is gone and literally nobody is gonna cry over that.
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by yakz 2y ago
I think a lot of people in these comments are (intentionally?) missing the fact that Windows search returns the results that Microsoft prefers. It’s no secret that Windows search has been remarkably awful for a very long time. Like many fea
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by yakz 2y ago
Not only that, but thousands (>10k) of WW2 aviators died in training before deployment.
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by yakz 2y ago
Let's just go full circle and invent TiVo for streaming video.
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by yakz 2y ago
Adobe just forced through a EULA update (for creative software tools) that was at least somewhat widely interpreted as practically granting Adobe ownership of the work product of their users and their stock is (/checks notes) up 14% to
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by yakz 2y ago
That's kinda what I meant with customers demanding it with their money. But, avoiding upselling is not really what I see stores doing. I don't want the cashier (or payment terminal) to push me to open new credit accounts or buy wa
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by yakz 2y ago
When I go to the Lowe's website, the homepage itself is covered in ads. "Spring Into Deals", "Lowe's and Messi are assisting you with 100 points! Join Our Loyalty Program". "Get up to 35% off select major
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by yakz 2y ago
Lowes wants you to look at the ads in the app. I would guess that most companies will not want to provide APIs that an agent could use to make that kind of query. So, the agent is going to have to use the app just like you would, which look
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by yakz 2y ago
They haven't actually released it, or any schedule for releasing it beyond an "alpha" release "in the coming weeks". This event was probably just slapped together to get something splashy out ahead of Google.
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by yakz 3y ago
Skin can’t sense “wet” can it? I thought it was mostly just temperature, but also in combination with a few other properties you perceive it as moisture but it can be easily fooled because there’s not a direct sense for it.

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