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Comment #49203244
Perhaps not from Neptune, but they don't exist in any of the 3 states I have lived in - so I was surprised.
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Comment #49191815
What stood out to me was this: "By a 27-5 vote". That number seemed really high, so I looked it up - this isn't a city or a county or some kind of private tax distict - its was the…
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Comment #49174462
Like making a payments platform and then 30 years later telling everyone the anti-christ is coming?
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Comment #49171317
120 trillion dWh is how I like to think about this. Very impressive.
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Comment #49156232
I am surprised that after this long the smell isn't gone. If one were to open all these tanks and spread it around on the ground in a layer, wouldn't it dissipate after a few month…
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Comment #49146939
I am curious what is considered a grey market license here? I would guess legal departments only see 2 colors for their licenses, so what makes it a middle-state?
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Comment #49123836
A federal jury sure thought they held water.
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Comment #49114422
The red card for covering your mouth while talking to an opponent is brought to you by Telegram.
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Comment #49113158
If you offered most people free streaming for a $37 USB stick but directly told them it would be faking ad clicks when the TV is off, would any of them really care?
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Comment #49098435
Someone below mentions bird poop, but could a fish egg survive the human (or a dogs) digestive system as well?
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Comment #48786801
Is it getting hammered? None of the names I try do anything nor does clicking on the examples.
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Comment #48769943
Completely misleading headline. Is the Daily Mail a reliable source? "The team at Environmental Working Group (EWG), a nonprofit health and environmental advocacy organization, not…
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Comment #48718764
Wow, until you posted this I thought Moog was just a synthesizer company. And a bit of an odd one at that based on how I saw that synth presented.
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Comment #48700659
The comments here are trending towards "There's nothing new here, I could design 5g radio chips with a cheap linux box running FTP".
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Comment #48700590
Does it need to be magical to be interesting or useful?
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Comment #48681716
This is what I see for my state: "The average salary for a Registered Nurse in Colorado with 25 years of experience ranges from $115,000 to over $140,000 annually". A dev with the …
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Comment #48678156
Tech workers are lucky that for many of us this is possible. You don't see "older nurses are tapping out early" because financially they can't.
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Comment #48678135
> Somehow hardware giants like Dell, HP, SuperMicro, etc didn't make a product like this, even at their peak in 2000s or during cloud boom in 2010s. I wonder why? They all did. HP …
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Comment #48678122
From a legal and financial perspective it seems like it would be difficult to pay people to do interview homework. There's tax implications and other issues like state labor laws.
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Comment #48677014
I would argue that these are products and companies want people to use them. Like it or not, a model that disagrees with some fundamental core of your beliefs will make you much le…
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Comment #48675700
This looks like a customer data leak and not a vault leak? Still an issue but not a reason to go rotate every password - or am I misreading?
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Comment #48674865
There's no guarantee in any job that you won't be laid off.
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Comment #48668094
My son is susceptible to these type of infections and has asthma. He missed 17 days of school last year. Even if not fatal these types of infections are miserable and have an impac…
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Comment #48650161
I didn't see any mention of K2 (or missed it) - but a lot of D supplements combine with K2 as a "traffic cop" to keep calcium in bones and not arteries. I've not found a ton of evi…
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Comment #48645864
The economics of AI fall apart if you stay with the old model forever. No need to buy new GPUs or build new data centers.