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BobaFloutist
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Comment #49266276
Where do the people working the retail live? Up or down the corridor I assume?
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Comment #49204038
If you shoot something back at the same speed you're traveling to keep it "stationary", that's just called propulsion!
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Comment #49204012
Are you sure that the "so-called" was addressing the claim of statehood, and not of being Muslim?
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Comment #49200867
As long as "no cash value" means they don't get summed in topline total comp, and that they can't be used to circumvent minimum wage, I don't see an obvious problem. If it's a bad …
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Comment #49189006
Well the courts said they need probable cause for a search, so they needed an on-demand probable cause generator, or else they wouldn't be able to do pretextual searches on "random…
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Comment #49188283
If anything, that would lead one to assume that it over estimates typical length.
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Comment #49148632
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_cliff
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Comment #49052016
Some painters can't paint if they can't sell.
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Comment #48969388
Basically, if you're vegan because you object to industrial farming practices, and value animal welfare, eating animal products (or even meat) that you personally produced, while p…
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Comment #48960724
> the main difference between myself and my peers is that I chose to live with my parents and save for a house instead of moving out It was very clever of you to choose to be born …
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Comment #48950879
I mean it's used by editors in headlines, but the article itself says "has described a new Colobus monkey species," and goes on to discuss the locals (relative un)familiarity with …
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Comment #48939359
> The British government have a strong, well-established (since ~1950), and arguably inflexible attitude towards "right to self-determination". > Meaning: the people who live in a …
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Comment #48938223
It's interesting to me whenever developers say "actually this framework/language/library/platform that's popular and lauded for how accessible it makes development has great perfor…
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Comment #48927805
Do you consider the historic Arabic expansion across the middle east to be colonial, or is colonialism when boats?
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Comment #48926725
Of course there are, but women tend to be inconsiderate assholes in different ways. While a population of 300 million means you could probably find plenty of counterexamples, obnox…
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Comment #48925393
I've been a fan of continuous time change for a while now. In theory, to get a similar result to the hour change twice a year, you only need ~20 seconds of change every day, though…
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Comment #48916348
Right, because nobody has killed millions of people while representing themselves with a pentagram. The comparison falls flat.
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Comment #48897463
One great "hack" I've discovered is that most hotels are more than happy to stow your luggage behind the counter, or even in a luggage room if you arrive before check in times. Thi…
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Comment #48873315
Sounds like a local maximum to me. Did you maybe mean a global maximum?
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Comment #48864084
~1.5 Mg of sugar.
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Comment #48824196
Could you ask him for a video of himself 3d printing it?
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Comment #48786583
Part of this is defacto deregulation allowing suppliers to overcharge smaller stores with less purchasing power than big chains. (The policy not to enforce https://en.wikipedia.org…
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Comment #48786524
I think it would still be a vast improvement if online shopping was relegated back to only a narrow set of specialty goods. And this is ignoring the possibility of ordering less ti…
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Comment #48786435
Or your watch telling you the room is 98 degrees because it's only ever measuring your body temperature
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Comment #48786170
I suppose that would make "Botanical Computation" the use of plants to perform calculations.