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Test0129

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    Comment #33520269

    Stay mad imo. Bicyclists should be licensed and insured just like cars. They pose a danger to everyone around them just like cars, and should have to be able to make anyone they ha…

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    Comment #33520180

    > Studies in Delaware and Idaho have shown significant decreases in crashes at stop-controlled intersections. Seems like the introduction of the law got people to think about cycli…

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    Comment #33516056

    > I think part of the problem for current graduate students (well, for the last generation or so) is that while the past idea / lore of graduate school modeled by mentors (professo…

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    Comment #33516051

    You missed the point of hiring PhDs. You don't usually need them unless you are on the literal bleeding edge of a very minute subfield-of-a-subfield. You hire PhDs as a value signa…

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    Comment #33501288

    Similarly, the delusion of the "house poor" hoping for another 2008 is frankly hilarious. The difference is, if you picked up a house at 2.7% you will be winning for a long time. T…

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    Comment #33490181

    The worst offender when I was in school was a physics textbook for a 2 semester introductory physics series. The textbook was about 400-500 pages with an online code. The total cos…

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    Comment #33485424

    > How do the people putting up the seizure notice not know who they work for? Does the US government contract this out? Because they US Gov. troglodytes. These are people chasing a…

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    Comment #33477780

    At least this somewhat makes sense with satellite. I have a 1gbps down connection and 1 TB cap because my ISP has a monopoly. I pay an arm and leg for this connection. The nearest …

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    Comment #33477763

    Dang dunno why I got downvoted. Guess people are upset at reality.

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    Comment #33468240

    We don't actually know the situation. If he wants people to work 84 hour work weeks regularly - yeah that's a problem. I looked at it charitably. Twitter is in such bad shape the o…

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    Comment #33468155

    > Tech was a bastion of "treat your employees right, and they'll be productive". I can't verify the veracity of this claim. Tech spans a wide spectrum of job conditions. I have wor…

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    Comment #33462671

    > The totality of the circumstances around the emergence of SARS-CoV-2 ought to give authorities probable cause to obtain additional information. While a laboratory accident is not…

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    Comment #33461928

    Vulture capitalism refers to a very specific practice. It's also known as LBO (leveraged buy out) or asset stripping. In particular, vulture capitalists prey on distressed firms in…

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    Comment #33460958

    RH was a joke from the start. To invoke a no true scotsman, I know literally zero actual traders using the platform. Value investors like Schwab for it's customer service. Sometime…

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    Comment #33460902

    Twitter was also very bloated. Musk has an agenda, some of it is personal. I think from a business standpoint this was well overdue especially from some ex-twitter employees I've t…

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    Comment #33451806

    That is a remarkably generous severance package. My COVID severance when my company's local office went under was 2 weeks pay for 8 years of service. Healthcare terminated at the e…

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    Comment #33451391

    > All of this together allowed me to build and sell already two startups. Develop and maintain easily many web sites and SaaS which creates me nice passive income A successful entr…

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    Comment #33451354

    I think the worst one I've ever seen was a nurse I know was given a pen (of bic quality), a $10 giftcard to fast food, and a lanyard as a gift from the hospital during COVID . She …

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    Comment #33451152

    There is quite literally a difference between selling a cat to your friend and selling it to a business that makes money liquidating cats (this sentence is actually humorous if you…

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    Comment #33447186

    I don't think a law like that is really a problem. There are already laws on the books similar to it (pawn shop laws and such) where KYC is a big thing to prevent the fencing of st…

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    Comment #33445733

    Where I live they don't even send police for non-injury accidents anymore. Even if there's a hit and run no police get sent. Property crimes don't matter anymore. When my friends g…

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    Comment #33445107

    This is happening more and more frequently in my locale. Several of my friends and many of my neighbors have had their catalytic converters stolen. It's good to see something is do…

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    Comment #33445070

    Because one does not imply the other. A minority of whites are disproportionately wealthy. Associating the trait of a minority of a group with the majority is racism. It's really t…

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    Comment #33444993

    I object to the use of "white privilege" on first principles: Interpreted literally, it implies all whites are privileged. This is categorically untrue. It encourages racism throug…