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bardak
25d ago
The American, and other auto makers, only manufacturers in Canada because the Canadian and American auto markets have been integrated for over 80 years. Removing Canada's access to the American market basically makes Canadian auto manu
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3mo ago
The thing that gets me is that the price of oat milk is so completely divorced from what it cost to produce. It's absolutely wild that oat milk, made with one of the cheapest bulk grains, is as expensive as almond milk, made with an ex
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3mo ago
100% agree and don't think it will come to that but I won't completely put it past this administration
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3mo ago
Go after the hosts, 99% of people won't be able to run this locally even if they wanted to.
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3mo ago
It would be extremely heavy handed but the administration has sanctioned the International Criminal Court judges such that they basically have no access to the Wests modern financial system. I think domestic US providers would have to deal
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3mo ago
They could ban payment processors from processing payments to any hosts of GML 5.2, despite the open weights the vast majority of people will be using cloud providers to get access since it is to heavy to host for 99% of people. This would
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5mo ago
Honestly the hardest part of changing diapers is when they get bigger and insists on wiggling everywhere while you are changing them
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6mo ago
But usually when that is the case they will use glassware that has a 20oz line on the glass with room for the head.
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7mo ago
Their constant treadmill of paid cosmetics, for lack of a better term, that no one was asking for and at least monthly Nitro beg screen is pretty indicative that they are having issues making revue and are desperately throwing things at the
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10mo ago
While we should never expect public transit to be self funding removing fares removes the ability for transit funds to scale with ridership, there is a reason that farebox ratios are correlated with ridership.
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10mo ago
I still can't believe that Alberta is charging for COVID vaccines purely for political reasons.
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10mo ago
I was wondering if Casey would end up a mention on this topic.
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11mo ago
> Same could be said for part of bus networks The only part of municipal/ regional bus network that is suitable for privatisation in a high labour cost country is contracting out operations. Ticketing, route planning andscheduling a
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1y ago
I feel like we need to move on from using the same test on models since as time goes on the information about these specific test is out there in the training data and while i am not saying that it's happened in this case there is noth
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1y ago
The vast majority of "luxury" properties are just regular property that spend a marginal amount on nicer appliances and finishing.
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1y ago
Same here. It's not so hard, if your image isn't flat colours and has any "noise" use jpg.
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1y ago
The one subtle difference I've noticed between Canadian and American English is on school grades. American say "first grade" where as Canada say "grade one".
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1y ago
One of the biggest advantages I saw from the Raspberry Pi rp series for amateurs is they they have great documentation.
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1y ago
He would still be unbelievably rich even if Meta went bankrupt. He is in the unique position to have majority control of one of the world's largest tech companies and can pretty much use it to do what ever he wants. I doubt he cares mu
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1y ago
Unfortunately the Coventry VLRT is all about aesthetics over actually transit benefits. If the they were concerned about being useful transit the vehicle would have capacity higher than an articulated bus. Instead the main benefit of Trams&
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1y ago
Yeah but you could do that with a bus today without miltiions in infrastructure spending
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1y ago
My favorite GNOME developer's hill to die on is their refusal to implement a system tray or work with the rest of the Linux desktop community to create an alternative to the system tray. Don't get me wrong there has been a abuse o
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1y ago
Even if you insist on going through the cities in the valley they chose a construction sequence that takes the longest time to show any process. If they fast tracked LA-Bakersfield they could have extended the Amtrak San Joaquin service to
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1y ago
I think it comes down to the fact that LLMs are powerful tools but just like a really good saw can be extremely helpful to a talented carpenter to an untrained person it useless unless they actually learn to do the job
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2y ago
Other countries are not going to let the USA determine domestic tax policies. If they did remove VAT from items imported from the United States it would lead to the absurd situation where a US merchant could import an item from Germany with
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2y ago
VAT is not a tarrif or trade tax it is simply appling a consumption tax to all goods foreign and domestic.
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2y ago
The US having a less efficient tax system isn't the fault of the EU
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2y ago
By that logic imported items should not have US state sales taxes apply.
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2y ago
The main purpose of VAT is to not fully apply a consumption tax multiple times through manufacturing and distraction
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2y ago
Most US state sales taxes also apply to imported products so should othe countries consider that a tariff as well?
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