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theultdev
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OP didn't qualify the statement "This is exactly why I think software engineering should require a licensing requirement". No mention of PII or any specifics. SWE already has regulations. I see no need for a license requireme
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You don't see how gate-keeping who can create software is authoritarian? The distinction between creating virtual software and physical structures is fairly obvious. Of course physical engineers that create buildings and roads need to
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I believe they're comparing the tensile strength of the fibers of the tooth. Though the pop article is light on details.
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1y ago
They presented a strawman. I'm unravelling it. I want to know where their values are and if they contradict. I'm re-presenting the original scenario being discussed and the scenario they introduced. Comparing the two while also re
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1y ago
Someone doxxing you and pressuring your employee to fire you because you said something they don't agree with politically is the same as you insulting your coworkers in your eyes? You don't see any discrepancy between those two sc
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1y ago
they agreed it was an error, to send him to that particular prison, not out of the country in general. he is an illegal and his deportation defense in 2019 was he feared for his life from a "rival gang" indicating he was in the MS
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1y ago
Sounds good to me :) You're missing out, our chicken is amazing. But 10% on your imports is a good trade, I agree.
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There's no point in Africa taxing imports from us under that logic? They lower it, we lower it.
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1y ago
And thus you have the $500 billion investment from Apple to build here.
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1y ago
You want me to detail all countries' tariff policies? Are you insinuating that these countries have no tariffs in place, or...? I believe it's quite clear the imbalance of many markets. Automobiles being the most distinct, but eve
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1y ago
A nice excuse to give up. Bye. Next time, try to bolster your point instead of ad-hominem attacks.
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I've experienced terrible teachers (especially math teachers) and had to teach myself. I've seen good schools crumble due to terrible policies and teachers. You're enabling the problem by apologizing for these poor performing
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1y ago
Of course they would say that. Blaming the parents and kids is just a scapegoat. But yes, the kids that succeed are the ones that the parents are involved, because the teachers are useless. The quality of teachers has gone way down, especia
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1y ago
I don't think you need to trust what "conservatives claim" when you see the test scores and literacy rates. American public schooling is and has been broken for awhile.
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1y ago
They already are damaging ships via proxy support of Houthis. Deterrence sometimes means applying force. Iran won't be able to do anything if the US actually applies force to them. And I highly doubt anyone will actually come to their
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1y ago
Obviously the person who started the peace talks was talking about Ukraine leading to WW3. I was talking about everyone that said the gist of "if we allow peace talks, Russia wins", mainly here. It's the sentiment that led to
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1y ago
There's a huge middle ground between WW3 and allowing Iran to fund and coordinate terrorism. A strike on them to correct their malicious behavior is far away from a global war. I didn't see much concern about Ukraine leading to WW
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1y ago
B-2s come in after threatening air defense is destroyed. In this case, they can just roll right in. Whether they are stealth or not, they are B-2 bombers, their purpose is to bomb. Whatever can drop the payload. The more the merrier. All th
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1y ago
A mic and lights can be cheaper than a department store suit. Wouldn't really call it an investment.
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> Nothing had changed about the plane’s performance. It’s just that, in the eyes of some international customers, the F-35 can’t fully be trusted anymore because of who is the commander-in-chief. Donald Trump has an affinity for authorit
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1y ago
Biased trash article w/ no substance.
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1y ago
the "rednecks" are the ones fixing power lines for you. your neck may not be red because you get to sit inside while they keep your power on for you. meanwhile you sit inside writing your hateful, elitist, garbage. the conspiracy
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Yeah must be all of his companies have good employees and all his competitors companies have terrible employees. Nothing to do with the CEO or the company culture. Sort of like Apple, Jobs was probably just annoying his engineers all the ti
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2y ago
elaborate.
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correct. because twitter 1.0 went down constantly. and staff has been axed for awhile. ddos happens, having a large staff isn't really relevant.
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They are not programming. It's a bill that can be printed off and already is. Just make copies. They are not editing it, they are reviewing it and making notes. Laptop use is...fine, but I don't believe for a second they are revie
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2y ago
Well they can do that with paper. They should have the details of the law printed out in front of them. Scrolling through on a phone seems very limited. They can write down notes and they can reply to constituents after they vote.
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2y ago
No, it's a difference between a hypothetical and reality. The reality is they are currently helping, have been, and noone else has in that same regard. -- edit -- Those articles linked below are about "talks" and proposals. A
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I see you don't want to answer the question posed either. Noone else has helped Ukraine in this regard. Starlink donates connectivity all the time to many disasters, has anyone else? I remember when many people on this site was saying
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