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by zzrrt 5mo ago
Among other differences, a house construction contract is understood to be limited in time. Imagine the construction company said "record profits this year, thanks for building great houses, you're fired." The message would
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by zzrrt 5mo ago
Okay, I was too glib, but without specifically examining state laws and the percentages of patients they affect, this is also too vague. Yes, some states do require a doctor to review denials. https://www.ama-assn.org/system
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by zzrrt 5mo ago
If it's not medicine, why do they say the word "medical"? Why does the insurance company pay a doctor to do it, if they could pay someone cheaper to say those words? I'm not a doctor or lawyer, but if I had to guess, the
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by zzrrt 5mo ago
Where did you get this from? It's not in TFA for me... Edit: Speaking of chosen behaviors pushed on others, do you have a religious impulse to make us all feel as triggered as you are?
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by zzrrt 5mo ago
How many do you think build that portfolio from $200k/yr? The point is an extra 600k, at least for several years, is life-changing when managed wisely. I could perhaps see the GP's point about "day to day" feeling, if yo
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by zzrrt 5mo ago
> having a module that a local administrator can load This is a successful local privilege escalation, so local administrator privs were not needed. In default configuration of all distros, apparently. > If you want to block module lo
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by zzrrt 5mo ago
True. I'd support national holiday for it in US. Also the fine I would support, but it might require a constitutional amendment (seems unlikely these days).
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by zzrrt 5mo ago
Hot take: if <80% of eligible voters show up, nobody wins and the same politicians stay in office for another year, even if term limits would normally apply.
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
Me too. The line before the curl command says the agent ran the command, so it could be that the next paragraph is complaining that the agent didn't ask for confirmation.
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
Spends a few months trying to claw dimes out of the hands of poor people for being lazy or "frauds", then comes back to say, actually, his newest hype bubble is going to be so successful that everyone will get paid even more than
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
> He can’t pay more This is a bit pedantic, but any citizen can send a gift payment to the general federal government fund.
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
Eric Adams is a Democratic politician, whom Trump's DOJ dropped charges for political favors from Adams. For the right bargain they don't even care about the party.
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
I think Christian resurrection at prime usually means having the body of a 25-year old, not the mind. Maybe they'd say the physical brain can corrupt the eternal consciousness's expression while in this life, but it does still r
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
Or Congress and the courts made the blunder of allowing the executives to accumulate so much power.
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
This implies the only content with moral worth are those that teach knowledge or skills, and presumably only the kinds that are worthy for productivity and advancement or something. But one person's "just an entertaining story or
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
> we started hating ourselves and pitted one another against one another, whether that’s by class, race, or gender > stop some dumb ass gas station beaver and a bunch of MAGA folks and furries I'm not all that supportive of Buc-e
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
Aha, the syntax is actually `button <- setSize << 10 << 20;` according to DEMO.CPP in /1996/9608/dynacpp.zip of the ISO. So operator-() initializes the Message object, operator<<() stores the parameters i
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
I skimmed the article and haven't gotten out the compiler or source files, but does anyone understand how arg1 and arg2 with space and no operator in between are syntactically valid C++, and what do they do?
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
> we did not knowingly target a school They should have known, so it may still be a war crime. https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/ideas/law/the-weekly-cons... And if it was an accident it only gives us more r
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
Trump and Hegseth have declared the regime has been changed, so hopefully either Iranians are already better off now, or the US military will... finish the job regardless of what their commanders say? In a few weeks when Trump needs a new c
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
I think that would be more believable, or at least the US/Israel would be more supportable in this, if they hadn't testily insisted on terms like "obliterated" and "set back by years" several months ago. You ca
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
How many civilian deaths as the direct result of US/Israel action do you consider acceptable to achieve killing the unelected murderers? 150 school children? Wikipedia cites hundreds more civilian deaths, but I don't know what sou
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by zzrrt 6mo ago
It's a different definition of the word for one thing, and anyway, unless their compensation is prepaid this would only suggest that "raise" doesn't mean liquid money in an account, because an employee's raise is a
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by zzrrt 7mo ago
> The woke right isn’t going to take over the GOP They've been in power for at least 10 years, "joking" about a third term, telling us America should be ruled by dictatorship, and you just trust that they won't actual
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by zzrrt 7mo ago
> In Iraq you can easily predict how people will vote based on which group they belong to. It’s not real democracy. What is democracy then? On what reasons are people allowed to base their vote on? I don’t think it's possible to c
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by zzrrt 7mo ago
If the checks and balances are fine, what do his voters have to worry about? I'd like to be wrong, but Congress failed to convict him the last time he tried to overthrow the election, SCOTUS has partisan justices supporting him. If the
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by zzrrt 7mo ago
But Trump already obliterated their nuclear capacity last year! Were they lying then or now?
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by zzrrt 7mo ago
> Texas or Arizona or North Carolina or Florida All Red states. So if you roll over and let the federal government trample your state's sovereignty, they won't murder people in your state? Somehow I don't think that's
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by zzrrt 7mo ago
I would reply point-by-point to show US hypocrisy, but that might be too much whataboutism. I think I'll just say this one: this is the only time Trump has pretended to care about the lives of brown-skinned protestors. He literally has
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by zzrrt 7mo ago
Chronic pain probably changes your personality, so I think we should give the idea more of a chance, that being plopped into a new body/no body would alter you too.

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