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radicalcentrist
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About radicalcentrist
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Comment #48803639
Yep, a great lesson, and a relatively low price to pay for teaching my kids the honorable act of civil disobedience.
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Comment #48578934
Interesting, this reminds me a bit of TTS models that had poor quality training data inserting commercial jingles or background music into their output, although I would agree that…
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Comment #47982221
Are we expected to know latin, or is this supposed to be a little homework assignment for us? Ridiculous.
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Comment #47955388
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Comment #46644324
I believe there is a kernel of truth here, but having used both the mainstream products and their "underdog" alternatives, this is completely counter to my experience. Nokia is a b…
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Comment #46362047
filing jointly
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Comment #44066322
Well that's what I don't get, how is spending the money bad faith? Aren't they getting the money ahead of time so they can spend it before the world ends? If they have to keep the …
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Comment #44065543
I still don't get how this is supposed to work. So let's say I give you a million dollars right now, with the expectation that I get $10M back in 10 years when the world hasn't end…
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Comment #43415314
This is awesome, I got way more sucked into this than I expected. If you're open to adding more features, a "custom playlist" would be really cool. I'd love to drill myself on the …
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Comment #43415164
Interesting, thank you for the link. This answers a few questions I had about preferred country names while trying out the game, such as Czech Republic/Czechia, Swaziland/Eswatini,…
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Comment #42736198
No it's not called supply and demand, it's called price discrimination. The way things should be priced is based on the value it gives the market as a whole. Anything further is an…
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Comment #42721044
They have an option to do an ACATS to another brokerage account. They do not mention specifically, but it looks like this would be considered a stock transfer "in kind" which shoul…
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Comment #38576361
Sounds like 7% of revenue rather than profit. But I agree it seems weird to cap it at 7.
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Comment #38576130
To quote Donald Knuth, "Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct, not tried it."
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Comment #37663320
Calling it a jobs program is overly generous. It's broken windows fallacy. Considering the ineffectiveness of the TSA as shown by multiple audits, opportunity cost of waiting in se…
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Comment #35282215
Is that on the ground floor of the neutral milk hotel?
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Comment #35158986
I really hope this site doesn't become the next reddit. I don't think a massive influx of new users would be healthy for good faith discussion here.
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Comment #34661106
Okay this part has me convinced this post is satire. The hackernewsiness is simply off the charts. As the kids would say, ain't no way.
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Comment #34605785
Great writeup. It seems like a strange variant of the broken windows fallacy to imply that workers need to be shuttling to and from work and spending money on brick and mortar rest…
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Comment #33347502
The risk of bricking isn't so bad as long as you keep a copy of the original firmware. If the patched firmware doesn't boot, you can always revert back.
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Comment #29321474
Don't forget video games and rock & roll.
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Comment #29312468
https://archive.md/wpvR3
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Comment #29114218
Hahaha, the issues are hilarious! A few examples: * You can put yourself into disposals while dead * Bullets rotate with the station * Pulling doesn't know what newton's 3rd law is…
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Comment #29054658
https://lichess.org/@/PeshkaCh https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tykhon_Cherniaiev
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