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Ferrotin
4y ago
That’s for the OS and apps. Every user is going to use the SD card anyway, and 256GB or 512GB of good quality storage would be wasted on music.
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4y ago
Improvements for who? Certainly not for the DR.
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Why don’t any governments get in that business then? They could distribute it locally but sell the vaccines and pharmaceuticals they develop to foreign countries and make a bunch of profit.
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4y ago
It’s not desirable, but that isn’t the question. The question is, is it possible?
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4y ago
That is because of a treaty, not because of inability.
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4y ago
The benefit of doubt is for yourself, to have an accurate understanding of what you know and what you assume.
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4y ago
Sure they could. They could have lined up a job or impulsively lashed out, or think enforcing the policy gives them cover. It’s the sort of thing I might do. This is just a probability you may have a different weight on.
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We know that was Vijaya and Roth. Bringing up Dorsey is transparent sleight of hand.
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Content moderators aren’t on H1-B’s.
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Content moderators can’t switch jobs so easily.
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Possibly malicious enforcement by Twitter staff in light of https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1604593057676300288 “Casually sharing occasional links is fine, but no more relentless advertising of competitors for
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Obviously he followed the car from the airport — how else would he identify the car with Elon Musk’s kid?
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It is very reasonable to describe coldness as a distance from some reference temperature, such as room temperature.
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This was not public knowledge, it was publicly denied.
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They suppressed Trump’s account before the election…
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Yes it did.
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The most important benefit of the public announcement is that showing successfully completed projects like this helps the defense industry with recruitment and encourages more students to become aeronautical and mechanical engineers.
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Historically, yes, they’ve scheduled outdoor activity to avoid satellite overflight, if we’re not misled by books. Maybe it’s not a strong factor here, because it was a few days before public announcement anyway. But you’d expect them to f
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I remember being a kid and having this discussion in elementary school. Kids have enough intuition to know that operations with fractions should get the same result as with decimal numbers. Or that 1-0.999… = 0.000…. Or that different le
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Calling “0.999… = 1” very unintuitive is a very strange thing to say, because that makes perfect sense to most children. I’d like to see a result that truly is unintuitive, like what we get with the axiom of choice.
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Define lim without infinite sets. Define how you quantify over all values of n without infinite sets. The parameterization you describe would be a function mapping an infinite set of sets of natural numbers to their maximum elements, that
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From the article: “The legislation on sex outside marriage and cohabitation is complaint-based, with only a husband or wife of a married person or the parents or children of an unmarried person able to report a matter to police. That means
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That parameterization, as you describe it, would be a an infinite set.
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This specifically involves speech and its creation. So, it does not have to do with any business, as you claim, but one which is hired to produce certain speech.
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You can imagine all sorts of things, but a bar having authority over what gets performed in its premises is the first problem you came up with.
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You’d only get kicked out for your conduct, like stepping up to the mic and singing some lyrics about gay stuff that grosses everybody out. We have a long history of having gays not being a protected class, so you can see from ten years ago
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In calling it a loose definition, you’re disputing your own premise behind your comment about two siblings being able to “pass” as different races.
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So you might identify somebody 90% European as 100%, and your point is what exactly?
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That isn’t the definition of racism at all, and it does work, you can identify race from appearance. Give it a try.
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I only mean for African-American, but it would be reasonable for all visually European people to be treated as fully European.
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