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pandapower2

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    Comment #21278607

    i genuinely have no idea what you are suggesting. can you elaborate?

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    Comment #21267358

    School uniforms is somewhere where Facebook has facilitated some social good. Various community facebook groups and "buy nothing" facebook groups facilitate giving away items you n…

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    Comment #21244517

    only a few more years until your salary goes to infinity :D

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    Comment #21067542

    Sure, in many situations, but I guess if you need to setup things have have dependencies (init A then init B then init C) this will help.

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    Comment #21056972

    Actually, true believers are a legitimate problem for the CCP https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/28/world/asia/china-maoists-...

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    Comment #20863955

    That is interesting actually. You could argue that the tiny amount of leave Americans typically receive contributes to emissions. With people being unable to spare additional time …

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    Comment #20773819

    >You would salt and preserve the meat/fish and consume it in the future. That is very environment specific. Depending on when/where you are salt was expensive or extremely laboriou…

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    Comment #20765013

    That's not really true. Once you exclude people who died in childhood the average life expectancy shoots up. https://ourworldindata.org/uploads/2013/05/Life-expectancy-b... In Engl…

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    Comment #20764846

    I'm not sure that is true. Firstly, what are you working in exchange for? Are you performing some kind of useful work for someone else, receiving nothing in exchange then going and…

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    Comment #20734962

    Feels like anyone going head to head with Tesla is in for a hard time. It must be very hard to compete with the cachet of Tesla and the speed with which they improve their vehicles…

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    Comment #20723481

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Times >The Global Times is a daily Chinese tabloid newspaper under the auspices of the People's Daily newspaper, focusing on international issu…

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    Comment #20711844

    Hopefully beyond meat and similar companies are able to continue to drive forward their research. I had a Beyond Burger for the first time recently and it was unsettling. The flavo…

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    Comment #20671657

    >If I had to guess the next touchscreen everywhere will be misuse of AI, not in a malicious way, but in a really stupid one. Reminds me of a talk someone gave. I forget who. Elon M…

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    Comment #20561505

    Curious what percentage goes to AWS...

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    Comment #20561498

    They must be counting multiple markets per country. There aren't that many countries in the world and there are a significant number of countries where Uber doesn't operate all. As…

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    Comment #20552102

    I'm curious why you feel its the Catholic church specifically. My understanding is that strong disapproval of gay or trans people is common throughout the Abrahamic religions.

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    Comment #20259913

    Hiding a domain for just you is fine but this isnt a good idea. >And then use the information from this button to lower the search score for any domain with high level of users wil…

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    Comment #20219991

    >urinating and defecating into a bucket Beckwitt lowered down to him. Does that mean that he was unable to get out of the tunnel by himself? If the poor guy was trapped in a hole w…

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    Comment #20112391

    that actually sounds like quite a good idea. At least it would serve as a good conversation starter and provide insight into how they think. I'd caution against a toy project howev…

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    Comment #20091216

    You've touched on one of the ways I think a country can end up with an ingrained police bribery problem. The government knows they need a larger police force but that would cost mo…

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    Comment #20047152

    WTF? I honestly had no idea that state returns were a thing.

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    Comment #20039453

    "Profitable enough" isn't really a thing. The owners/share holders will always happily accept a bigger dividend payment landing in their bank accounts and then reward senior manage…

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    Comment #20039146

    Serious question from a non-American. Do you actually have to fill that out as part of doing your tax return?

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    Comment #20018861

    Firstly I would start with the idea that most people don't have a career. Most people have a series of jobs. Realizing this will save you a lot of unnecessary anxiety. You have a j…

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    Comment #20018850

    The most successful (but still crappy) solution to this that I have seen is developers undertaking guerilla tech debt work. This can be done by bundling maintenance work into an ex…