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willcipriano
1y ago
I put a fake name in when I signed up. Good luck blue cross.
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1y ago
> The 10x from 400 billion to 4 trillion in a decade didnt come from 2% inflation. Money printing does not cause inflation equally especially if not distrubuted so.
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1y ago
I'd say dancing alone while everyone else watches can be a high status thing. Think Tom Cruise in tropic thunder, he was the only one dancing was he low status?
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1y ago
> We don't want affordable Chinese EVs. If that was true it wouldn't be illegal to sell them.
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1y ago
That was 51 years ago at about a trillion spent a year since. Have any examples from the 21st century? Keep in mind they also essentially lost every war they fought during that time as well.
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1y ago
The book about how the media covered up the president's decline?
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1y ago
The types available over the counter are unsafe for long term use and frankly worse in every way compared to the one you need a doctors permission to purchase. You need a established relationship to access one click refill and telehealth, t
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1y ago
> offer minor prescriptions, stuff unavailable to over the counter, without doctor oversight. In Europe you can just buy those sort of things outright in many cases. Things like inhalers can just be had without getting a doctor on board.
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1y ago
Call in on a second line and ask when you will be taken off hold.
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1y ago
He was already on house arrest and was going to be free of that by 2026. The willingness to take the optics hit to allow him a little more freedom, a little earlier makes me question what everyone else is leadership is doing, they must real
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1y ago
Judges in PA were just selling kids to private prisons. "Ciavarella disposed thousands of children to extended stays in youth centers for offenses as trivial as mocking an assistant principal on Myspace or trespassing in a vacant build
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1y ago
I think the best interview question, and really the only one you need to determine technical ability is ask someone to describe a http request in as much detail as possible. To write code (even with the benefit of AI) effectively you need a
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1y ago
The Chinese can impose their own consequences, I'm not opposed to it. However, this is serious stuff, if accountability must be off the table we aren't ready as a civilization to mess with it. NIH did this under a "enhanced o
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1y ago
The Wuhan Institute of Virology and it's gain of function work that made coronaviruses more infectious was funded by the NIH.
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1y ago
"This thing is expensive and it barely works" "We fixed yesterday's outage, review removed"
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1y ago
Then you are wasting runtime clock cycles randomizing lists.
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1y ago
from string.templatelib import Template def execute(query: Template) Should allow for static analysis to prevent this issue if you run mypy as part of your pr process. That would be in addition to doing any runtime checks.
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1y ago
Same amount (weight? volume?) or same calories? A low fat salad will fill you up longer than either of those options due to the larger volume in my experience.
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1y ago
That 60% figure would have to depend on a unknown denominator so I dont understand how it would be said so authoritatively. 60% of known undocumented immigrants is the best it could be.
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1y ago
Joe Biden put a 100% tarrif on electric vehicles from China already so even removing the new tarrifs would have little effect without also rolling back that one as well. https://apnews.com/article/biden-china-tariffs-el
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It was 4.9 in the 50's. Projected to be 1.8 by 2100. 2.1 is considered to be replacement level. The parts of the world that hold this number up don't produce people productive enough to support the social programs elderly people r
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1y ago
I've never heard of someone without your social security number having the ability to do anything to your credit.
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1y ago
I lost less time to bluescreens than I have to forced updates and sidestepping value add nonsense like one drive, edge.
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1y ago
I'll have someone else respond for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0IWe11RWOM
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1y ago
20% used to be considered a high margin business, like luxury vehicles. That's a shockingly high margin in food.
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Take a look at publicly traded companies post pandemic to see this effect. Take McDonalds for an example, they are running around 30% margins and you see on social media customers complaining about prices. Why don't those customers see
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You own a store that has a reputation for being dirty. People make memes about it, have for decades. Firing the cleaners and replacing them is proportional and reasonable response. You might be able to reform them but frankly it getting thi
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> Existing career auditors are not the problem. If they were the solution there wouldn't be a problem.
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2y ago
The craft is the result, not the process.
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2y ago
> you need someone willing shop and pick the cheaper options for competition to bring down prices You think consumers wouldn't do that if they were able to do so? You call the facility and everyone says the price is "it depends
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