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You mean larger than for the senate where there is (and likely will be) a razor thin majority?
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Probably because Pfizer has a big PR department to ensure exactly this.
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At the risk of damaging Pfizers bottom-line, if someone manages to produce results before them, and at the risk of getting fired and sued for doing so.
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What's missing though is a synchronization of videos played in the presentation.
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> > I have yet to see any good faith efforts to govern on the part of Republicans > That sounds super partisan. Can you provide any evidence to the contrary? I'm willing to believe that my news are partial... Is there any indi
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As far as I can see predominantly American Nazis. So the title may be pointing exactly that out.
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> References can be copied > But it doesn’t do the same thing as assigning to them I think, that's not a good mental model for references. A reference is an opaque data type. The initial assignment is "taking a reference&quo
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> What I mean by this is that when you try to join a company where the culture is geared towards white men in their twenties, you have to fit that culture. On the contrary, the study says the opposite (for women). If there is a cover let
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> I'm euro and I agree, it seems people who never set a foot here fetishize it. The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. > Americans have insane amount of disposable dollars compared to Europeans and they also
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> I appreciate 2-3x overtime as a means of encouraging fully filling out the workforce at single rate. It should encourage the employer to avoid overtime, but at that rate I would guess it also encourages the employees to do overtime.
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> C++ templates are „untyped“ or very „weakly“ typed at the kindest, while Rust generics are „strongly“ typed. Can you provide your definition of strongly typed? According to my understanding, C++ templates are evaluated at compile time,
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That's a good point, they are quite related. Certainly not "orthogonal". Still the reasons for mass-incarceration are multifold and how much the voting rights issue is a motivation for it is anybodies guess. There are also si
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> Rather than spend energy arguing about letting incarcerated people vote, it seems more useful to make sure that nobody is being locked up for victimless crimes and taking a harder look at why anyone is being locked up for non-violent c
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Those are not stories about Biden, but about someone trying to make a story about Biden in the last month which apparently backfired. The Intercept is likely pointing to stories like those: > Biden’s Promise Of A Deportation Moratorium I
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> You are free to put together your company's PPA, and just package your stuff as you see fit. I think, I've addressed that point and it's downsides. > If you're in a "professional context" then you'
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> I mean that roughly every year I have to see what's up with the certificates on my dad's computer as he complains he cannot log in anymore to AEAT, at first I assumed he misconfigured something but nope it's the public c
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> Managing Python and Ruby is pretty easy until you hit a library with OS dependencies. And that's why there is practically only one solution to solve it in either language (/sarcasm off). Docker in my mind wasn't a sensib
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The point for me to learn C or C++ over Rust is not to interface with an existing codebase, but gaining proficiency in reading & modifying it. You certainly will also gain that proficiency simply by learning Rust to some degree, but I t
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Depends on what you want to do. Either way, exposing yourself to more programming languages ideally with different styles and background should make it easier to familiarise yourself with others. So, either choice is not wrong. C and C++ ar
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That is not C/C++ specific, from what I saw, most "dynamic" languages picked it up rather more enthusiastically. Resolving the conflict of different library dependencies that arises in almost all languages. And with docker I
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Sure there is a barrier and it is the same as for other programming languages. If you rely on your package manager, you are basically stuck with whatever was in the previous LTS of ubuntu when it was shipped. If you want the newest library,
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I think, that doesn't do Spain totally justice, or maybe it depends on the region. Not to say that you are wrong, and a lot certainly can be improved, but a couple of things that impressed me (not being from Spain): - Use of x.509 user
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Then court packing is perfectly okay, you say? Not everything that is allowed to be done, has to our even should be done. The judicial system needs to be perceived as impartial as their decision are to be respected by all sides regardless o
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> This isn’t to say that startup disparities are caused by personal anxiety (I personally believe the structural narrative more in that case). I would say, it is not one or the other. If almost everyone of the same gender has the same fe
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Actually, I do. Not necessarily from the people doing synchronised swimming... Just imagine, if you yourself actually would like to do synchronised swimming, what would happen? How would the people around you react? How would that make you
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> This would push the dial in the direction of incremental, very conservative research and discourage novel methods. Yes, there there are obviously edge cases, where reproduction is difficult or impossible. I think, the effort needed to
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Personally, I am not a fan of an adversary approach. I think, reproducing (or failing to reproduce) scientific results simply should be given more value/money without incentives for disproving the result. The ability to reproduce a res
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> I love how this kind of reasoning co-exists with, while being seemingly completely oblivious of, the narrative about privilege, that modern sin in the church of social justice I think you are mixing up two things. The society as a whol
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On POSIX filesystems, deleting a file removes the name from the directory list, but the actual file is still available to open file descriptors. The point is, if I go by names, there is no guarantee of identity. File-descrpitors ensure that
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> Source: censuses I've taken under Democratic exrcutives asked me plenty of other questions. That's not the point. The Supreme Court was convinced by the evidence presented (statements on record by people in the current admini

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