cmmeur01

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by cmmeur01 2y ago
In reality they just send more cops / more funding for cops.
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by cmmeur01 2y ago
What’s the current price of a house purchased before right now? They’re usually based on sales price and then also “reassessed” every couple / few years by the PVA (property value administrator) which now usually means using some sort
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by cmmeur01 2y ago
At an old job I was responsible for blending custom alcoholic drinks before we sent it to bottling. One required stevia which when you opened the bag it came in would float into the air everywhere (it’s a super fine powder) and being young
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by cmmeur01 2y ago
I think it’s more complicated than that and one big factor is location. In my midwestern experience startups are paying more cash than other businesses where software is a cost center.
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by cmmeur01 2y ago
Love to eat and live in compute.
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by cmmeur01 2y ago
I mean where do you expect your services to come from if there is no state income tax?
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by cmmeur01 2y ago
They set the culture from the top.
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Can you explain why? Do you think the CIA has stopped doing these things?
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Little bit different than “ simply by walking into a store and asking for one” no? Almost like anti-gun people are purposely disingenuous when they state stuff like this and ignore the background check.
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Nice another uneducated take that shows no understanding of the firearms buying process.
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Do you have a plan for doing there where the Houthis don’t turn KSAs’ oil fields into hell on earth?
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Which as we all know is a super level playing field.
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
In the US it’s typically opposite of this. Rural areas have cheaper fuel.
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Crazy how a bunch of CIA connected people got him that job giving him that access, probably nothing.
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Have you read CIA 1035 960? https://archive.org/details/CIADOC1035960/mode/1up
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Create parallel organizations / structures is about all you can do. Very clear we aren’t voting our way to something better at this point.
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
And that number has been steadily trending down with mergers and acquisitions.
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Ordinary people don’t have savings and pensions, at least not in the US.
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
So do landlords just eat that tax increase or do they raise rents?
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Or measures to hid these things have gotten better?
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Eminent domain being “pretty much never used” is a bold face lie in the US. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/local/2023/04/04/bullitt... Here’s a story from this week where a gas company too
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by cmmeur01 3y ago
Lmao our city (Louisville, KY) got one of these a while ago and the police department just straight up refuses to cooperate. What are we gonna do arrest them?
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by cmmeur01 4y ago
Highly recommend Aberration in the Heartland of the Real by Dr. Wendy Painting if you want to know more about McVeigh.
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by cmmeur01 4y ago
And it’s transported as a liquid in rail cars, so that 20,000 gallons of liquid turns into many many more gallons (lol) of gas. Why not use mass? The reportable quantity is 1 pound.
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by cmmeur01 4y ago
Stopped reading at “20,000 gallons of gas”. What a ridiculous measurement.
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by cmmeur01 4y ago
The class of people in the government doesn’t change.
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by cmmeur01 4y ago
Or maybe their lobbyists get on the phones and secure them a nice bailout, since they’re so “essential” as we’ve just seen.
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by cmmeur01 4y ago
Any normal time period would be considered “extremely hot” compared to the last decade+ of artificially low rates.
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by cmmeur01 4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluidics
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by cmmeur01 4y ago
And all that extra profit is hovered up by the people above you that had nothing to do with it. Validated engineering cost savings should be treated like sales, the engineer gets a percentage.

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