q1w2

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by q1w2 4mo ago
This mirrors my experience. Very significant increase in prolonged focus.
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by q1w2 1y ago
Important to note that the only source of information we have right now is the deported person's account of events. He does say he was detained PRIOR to the picture being found. Being detained if far more relevant than being asked abo
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by q1w2 1y ago
I'm share some skepticism. While I agree with their belief that prostates suffer from unappreciated "mechanical" issues, I'm less convinced of their method of resolution. For my own worthless anecdote, I've noted t
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by q1w2 1y ago
Any plans to integrate with Download providers like IVANS?
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by q1w2 2y ago
I'm not sure I understand your comment. Maduro/Chavez were Soviet/Russia backed, and have since not only wrecked the country, but have now seized permanent dictatorial power.
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by q1w2 2y ago
That would mean that the group that released the percentage, and thus calculated it, was a different group than the one that released the raw numbers. That doesn't seem likely since they seem to be coming from the same gov't body
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by q1w2 2y ago
I've crossed the border hundreds of times and no one has ever asked me for my social media accounts.
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by q1w2 2y ago
What a failure of our western surveillance organizations that the only spies we catch are the ones that are so bad at their jobs that they get drunk and brag about it. How do we fail so badly to counter foreign influence, sabotage, and espi
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by q1w2 2y ago
These fines DO discourage these behaviors. As some who handled fines at a very large bank, a fine would ALWAYS change the bank's procedures. ...and not only fines against us, but fines against ANY bank would alter procedures.
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by q1w2 2y ago
It was also never awarded - it's a made-up number.
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by q1w2 2y ago
Yes, usually they do. I suspect there is a more political motivation to target Amazon specifically.
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by q1w2 2y ago
A more correct title is "Galaxy brightens and scientists suspect it might be due to the galaxy's black hole" There is no direct evidence the black hole is doing anything - it's just the only theory we have.
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by q1w2 2y ago
Renewables cannot store sufficient capacity to make up for their variable output. A cloudy/windless 2 week period in December, would require far more battery capacity than is possible - even with future tech. Nuclear is the only soluti
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by q1w2 2y ago
Germany was where Putin was stationed for decades - that's why he speaks fluent German and spends a disproportionate amount of time on German politics. His penetration of German politics makes US politics in 2016 look like test run.
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by q1w2 2y ago
Exactly - and it's important to make a distinction between the bots that post comments and posts, and the much larger and more influential bot farms that manipulate content (both promoting and demoting). Personally, I'm fairly cer
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by q1w2 2y ago
Not possible as most are in Russia/China/Iran/Nigeria/etc...
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by q1w2 2y ago
Not to mention there are plenty of leaked/faked passports out there
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by q1w2 2y ago
Even political and historical events that you would not think are controversial have become biased. As an example, there are some Wikipedia editors that continually remove mentions of genocide from the opening paragraphs of Stalin's pa
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by q1w2 2y ago
Building a large building does not look anything like building a nuclear silo. This comment is 100% ridiculous speculation. That's not to say they don't have a nuclear weapons program - they probably do - but needing a mega-projec
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by q1w2 2y ago
Strong vibrations in Westchester county
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by q1w2 2y ago
Sky scrappers are the safest buildings to be in during an Earthquake. The most dangerous are the oldest much smaller masonry multilevel buildings.
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by q1w2 2y ago
Does anyone know if there's a real-time feed of Earthquakes somewhere? The USGS website doesn't post the Earthquakes until 10-15 minutes after it's over - which nullifies any type of automated warning for our data centers.
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by q1w2 3y ago
There are also just too many entries in dense areas. It's impossible to go through all of them for something that might be interesting for the reader specifically. It would be nice if they could be categorized/color-coded by some
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by q1w2 3y ago
> how often does a fridge door open on its own? No, it's for when the kids leave the door open or just don't close it properly - which is VERY frequent. The door alarm goes off once per week here, at least.
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by q1w2 3y ago
bingo. It's like measuring the effectiveness of my gardening by seeing how many vegetables I produce in the summer vs winter, and then blaming Santa Claus for poor performance.
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by q1w2 3y ago
I think different companies use return-to-office mandates differently, sometimes even within the same company. One facet of this is companies using return-to-office mandates to simply do layoffs without having to pay severance.
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by q1w2 3y ago
You forget that much of the data they looked as is decades old - before automated systems and computer data entry.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Not only blood transfusions, but ligament/tendon transplants from cadavers are extremely common for people who tear their ACL. It would be a disaster if this type of surgery also transmitted some prior/protein misfolding disease d
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by q1w2 3y ago
It's not the founders of the companies that are making these errors, it is the bank's data entry employees typing in the data from hand written forms. Most of these accounts were opened before online form submissions. Not to ment
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by q1w2 3y ago
"red flags" just means data entry errors, not intentional fraud. Anyone who has worked in ETL knows data-in is usually garbage.

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