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pastor_bob

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    Comment #40814505

    Yet, during oral arguments they use some of the most juvenile thought experiments to prove their 'slippery slope' opinions

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    Comment #40590258

    David Sacks is not an expert on gpu architecture.

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    Comment #40590210

    The valuation is driven by its huge margins and growth in revenue. It's an inevitable pump sorts. It can't and won't last. There's just too much margin for players not to compete o…

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    Comment #40275188

    >Since you mentioned this is using next and django, what are you using shopify for? Looks like they're just pointing to images hosted by others, most of which are Shopify sellers. …

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    Comment #40041871

    Curious to see how many of those million databases are from free users. Feels like we're living in the golden age of free platform offerings. Wonder when the shoe will drop.

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    Comment #39794764

    Certainly in their ability to buy homes. > Since 1963, inflation has risen 896%, while housing prices have risen by more than 2,350%. > For example, between 1984 and 2021, home pri…

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    Comment #39719232

    Not Australian but I wanted to say thanks for all the vids of the melbourne shuffle that came out around that period. Very entertaining for an american teenager

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    Comment #39622626

    He probably means it spiked 80 from where it was (e.g. 100 to 180)

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    Comment #39620584

    What are 'treatable' causes other than food intake?

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    Comment #39349421

    Under De Blasio, NYPD starting protesting oversight with work 'slowdowns' " was a warning to the public as well, criminologists say, with Lynch alluding to the "Ferguson effect" ar…

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    Comment #39349354

    https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSBRE828187/ "A New York Police Department whistleblower's report that his precinct was systematically underreporting crime - an act that resulted…

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    Comment #39349301

    In NYC, you can get robbed and beat up, and the NYPD will refuse to file a report. There's your 'lack' of crime

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    Comment #39349285

    The title should really read: [Reported statistics indicate] Violent crime is dropping fast in the U.S. — even if Americans don't believe it

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    Comment #38956882

    >Or go back to Ruby on Rails :) HTMX is basically a backend agnostic Hotwire, which is the direction RoR has gone

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    Comment #38913480

    They laid off all of those early Dev Relations people, from what I understand.

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    Comment #38913448

    https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/TWLO/twilio/shares...

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    Comment #38783246

    Interesting, Advion is what people in NYC swear by (It does the same thing)

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    Comment #38782601

    https://www.tesla.com/blog/all-our-patent-are-belong-you

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    Comment #38725500

    When people say 'crushing financial burden,' many mean relative to maintaining their current DINK lifestyles

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    Comment #38698952

    Remote work has made people pursue more space. I live in NYC in an 8 apartment building. 7 are 2 bedrooms, yet only 2 apartments have more than 1 person living in them. Somewhat ir…

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    Comment #38573797

    >prefer sweet potatoes/yams. Sweet potatoes, as you might expect, have more sugar in them. As do garnet yams. The issue with potatoes isn't really their (low) sugar content.

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    Comment #38573460

    >and another which results in reduced glucose and fructose content in the potato, That's pretty amazing. Imagine if we can change apples to produce Aspartame instead of sugars!

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    Comment #38474566

    If he's mad he should pull his content like Joe Rogan and then come back only if they offered 300 million dollars.

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    Comment #38451431

    Nobody ever made a billion dollars being generous