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by staticautomatic 4y ago
This isn’t directed at you/OP, but the anti dark roast thing seems to me to be a distinctively American coffee snob hipster thing. Many places in the world have wonderful dark roast coffee. Honestly, are these people just wandering aro
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
There’s about 330,000 people in the US with an IQ above 145.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
You should consider reading some supreme court case law if you want to know how “unreasonable” has typically been interpreted.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Except the 4th amendment isn’t an unqualified right. Abortion needs its own amendment.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
How else is he supposed to recoup his investment?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
That shit is so expensive. I think I paid nearly $800 a month for a good short term policy during my gap.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
APScheduler
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Why? Commerce clause?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Sure. Recessions tend to last a couple years.
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Netflix braces for more layoffs this week(variety.com)
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Have you considered an HR role with a company that has a huge hiring pipeline? UPS, FedEx, and Accenture come to mind (I’m reluctant to recommend Walmart and Amazon, but you get the idea).
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Shopping around for informed opinions is normal and should be expected. That said, I’ve been a legal commentator and the pressure to be aggressively sound-bitey is real. However, it’s often self-imposed by the expert and not always the repo
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Can you use EquityBee for early exercise?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Notwithstanding the farm and ranch lobbies, what part of raising prices isn’t a simple solution?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Try Amica. They’re amazing and they don’t jerk you around about this kind of stuff.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
That’s not how term life insurance works. Either you die and it pays out or you don’t and it doesn’t. It’s not at all like other kinds of insurance.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
He would have been entitled to an attorney when he went before the NM judge if he’d asked for one. Whatever that proceeding was, it would definitely have triggered the right to counsel.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Being on the fence is a good potential explanation. It could also be a quasi team selection thing. This is for a non technical role, but another team where I work put someone through all the normal rounds and then didn’t give them an offer
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Perhaps it would be more accurate to say “happy that a government you trust has access”
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
NC State University’s horticulture program also cultivates it in mountain stream beds.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
I disagree, though I’m not sure it’s all that superior to freshly grated white horseradish.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
This is kind of what RAND licensing frameworks are for.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Wow this article is weird and bad, among other things equating organic foods with naturopathic practices.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Does it just wrap the code in a context manager where __exit__ returns True or something?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Re: your edit, point is that doesn’t necessarily mean unholstering a weapon is assault as a matter of law.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Maybe. Depending on the state I’d bet there’s common law saying otherwise.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Also could be civil assault
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
No Country for Old Men did this.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
It’s just like the real world. Where I grew up, “hey white boy” was often a prelude to someone threatening or trying to beat me up for no reason. As an adult, those words still trigger my reflex to prepare for an actual fight.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
It feeds into really top tier schools, right?

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