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brianlweiner
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Comment #37063644
parent comment roughly paraphrased the advice... the core advice is to never speak to police WITHOUT YOUR LAWYER present. Certainly providing the menu that might exonerate you is p…
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Comment #32166751
URL is blocked by my company VPN as being in the Russian federation
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Comment #31518432
I don't even know if it's cargo culting as much as engineers using their day jobs as opportunities to learn marketable skills for job hopping. Nearly ever new technology introduced…
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Comment #28840055
https://www.usda.gov/sites/default/files/documents/coexisten... 70% of that is for livestock feed.
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Comment #27894389
There's still lots of non Military / Fed stuff! And it's getting better. https://www.sparkpost.com/ https://www.cloudtamer.io/ https://www.contrastsecurity.com/ A few off the top o…
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Comment #27461509
Two factors that I'm aware of: -- Early in the pandemic, travel was way down. Rental car companies unloaded a lot of their fleet that were sitting idle. Now that demand is back up,…
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Comment #25036108
FYI you probably meant 'egregious'
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Comment #24493774
What's your model?
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Comment #23780138
In at least some cases ... the prices you see on grubhub may be higher than the actual prices the restaurant is charging. E.g $17.99 vs $14.99
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Comment #23642068
Probably the ludicrous notion that somehow Hillary Clinton is to blame for electing Donald Trump rather than the millions of people who voted for him despite overwhelming evidence …
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Comment #22547016
Seems like it ... my experience with Algolia was fairly lukewarm -- it seemed expensive for the capabilities offered.
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Comment #21863947
John was a professor of mine, so I'll defend him a bit here :). To be clear, he's certainly a contrarian, and has a fairly pessimistic take on modern scientific progress. I pushed …
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Comment #21828683
Employers have significant tax advantages when offering health insurance that individuals do not have access to.
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Comment #21285439
I applied for the Baltimore City director of digital operations position. I interviewed with Frank Johnson and a variety of other city department heads. I got the impression they w…
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Comment #19799844
This is one of the few things Baltimore does well! We have many food 'markets' that are essentially small stalls run by independent businesses with common seating areas, tray retur…
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Comment #18734382
The email introducing the feature (May 2017) described it as follows: `Get an inside peek at the Amazon-sponsored university competition to advance AI. The Alexa Prize "socialbots"…
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Comment #18542591
Is it not possible to breed insects to try and replace some portion of the natural base population? Obviously other changes causing the population loss would also have to occur (e.…
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Comment #17181039
Making a chicken from scratch -- hilarious. Where do you source those 'recipes' ?
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Comment #14913927
Only 13% of mothers are able to provide breast milk for 100% of their child's needs for the first 6 months, according to NPR. http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2013/09/23/22…
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Comment #14374343
Don't most households own multiple smartphones? What makes them fundamentally different?
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Comment #12837773
Literally posting one of the first google results so I cannot guarantee accuracy. "The gasoline-powered generators produce at best 6.13 kilowatt-hours per gallon of fuel, at worst …
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Comment #12607315
While it's clearly true that more privileged kids have opportunities to recover from mistakes, there is also a worrying trend where even those kids seem to think they can't possibl…
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Comment #12592640
Parent was making a size comparison to the moon.
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Comment #12576902
Between 1960 and 2007, the share of disposable personal income spent on total food by Americans, on average, fell from 17.5 to 9.6 percent http://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/cha…