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chrisrogers
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About chrisrogers
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Comment #47641388
The billionaire class can do those things, but they don't have to. Same with non-celebrity Royalty.
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Comment #47458729
0.5% is a far cry from a rounding error..
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Comment #46981791
My read is that it's immoral because it's a surveillance hijack without the knowledge of the users, as opposed to an opt-in.
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Comment #46967867
That get covered by the mechanisms of social credibility.
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Comment #45247943
Louisiana had them like 7 years ago
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Comment #44743807
One of the implementations underwent analysis.
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Comment #36328868
Sounds a bit like IRC to be honest.
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Comment #36298358
Eye tracking will probably lose the productivity metric, though. When you remove the ability to look at one thing and interact with another, you get farther from the way that human…
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Comment #33489885
I'd use a large chain and the beefiest lock you can manage. The sort of thing you'd use to lock up a motorcycle.
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Comment #29457993
Don't forget the far more common access barrier. The White House press room and its analogues only hold so many people.
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Comment #28902502
ACH replaced real clearing houses. Some banks have implemented rapid low-fee transactions, but not all. It's not unreasonable to assume that banks will widely implement an ACH repl…
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Comment #28740036
It's a joke about the uniform
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Comment #27411736
Yeah for this you would need to sign up using a one-use mailbox, pay by mailing in a cashier's check, atop hiding your traffic. Possible with the NY Times, at least.
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Comment #27375622
Masks are critical for dampening the potential for spread. The goal is not entirely to mitigate risk for the kid themselves, but of spread to their household that leads to increase…
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Comment #27304609
Depends on the scope of the API of course, but it's a good rule of thumb for any API with private auth
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Comment #26290268
At that point it's time to open the thing up and rip out the antenna.
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Comment #26139979
Texas' population is 29 million. Denmark's is 5.8 million. So the scale is remarkably equivalent.
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Comment #26099175
Property and sales taxes, then.
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Comment #26099165
If Europe had the space that exists in and around Austin, they would do the same thing. It's simply far less expensive to build surface lots.
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Comment #25769254
Give Krispy Krunchy a go. They're usually part of a gas station, and are legitimately great. I go for it over Popeyes. https://www.krispykrunchy.com/locations
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Comment #24903382
Did you experience temporary soreness near the location of the shot? Generalized tiredness, etc, that you might associate with a flu shot? How often are your follow-ups?
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Comment #24903356
Psychosomatic, or the result of administering an IV shot, or environmental.
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Comment #24903341
It's rudimentary to figure out if you got a vaccine or placebo. Live vaccines tend to produce the type of temporary localized soreness you experience with a flue shot. Placebos do …
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Comment #24118061
Have a look at the vehicle glass in the video.
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Comment #24033773
Well in the case of UCSF, they paid $1.14M[1]. But really, I expect such a law would provide for exceptions, with a maximum payout capability. And for such a law to come after an o…