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Comment #40742743
Not true, even for murder stats. It’s perfectly reasonable to challenge the accuracy of the numbers. The FBI and NYC use the same definitions for murder and starting in 2023 and 20…
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Comment #35893374
What makes it worth it? Isn't the experience the same as just running an ad-blocker?
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Comment #35508684
Perhaps, but the difference between now and then was all those years had near-zero interest rates. It's a lot easier for tech (and growth companies in general) to stage a comeback …
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Comment #35476106
They can do more than that, they can brick them: https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/2020/06/01/apple-war...
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Stripe Pricing Changes
Per Stripe: We’re letting you know about Stripe pricing changes for international card transactions, disputes, and sales tax, starting June 1, 2023. - Over the past few years, card…
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Comment #31237291
Blue Origin | Site Reliability Engineering | Seattle, WA | Full-Time | ONSITE or REMOTE | https://www.blueorigin.com Blue Origin is developing technologies to enable human access t…
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Comment #30991871
They've only killed off one version of self-hosted Jira. Their datacenter edition is still alive.
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Comment #30612202
Yes, to a certain extent. But refined products get piped all over, so it isn't a very tight coupling. Delta Airlines bought their own refinery for jet fuel. It didn't work out too …
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Comment #30604475
Lighter oils get used for gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuels. Heavy oils get used for plastics, petrochemicals, and road surfacing. I wish there was an easy answer to your refine…
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Comment #30603253
It's not just a matter of building more refineries to process it. The different API Gravities of the oil are used to output different products. Gasoline, jet fuel, etc. So yes, you…
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Comment #29427423
Lobbied for by MADD. The push was led in the U.S. House of Representatives by Congresswoman Debbie Dingell (D-MI). Original co-sponsors were David McKinley (R-WV) and Kathleen Rice…
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Comment #23703313
Blue Origin | Site Reliability Engineering | Seattle, WA | Full-Time | ONSITE | https://www.blueorigin.com Blue Origin is developing technologies to enable human access to space at…
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Comment #22810148
What lessons have they learned?
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Comment #22696126
Unlikely. I suspect it's more likely month-end re-balancing.
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Comment #21953064
https://mashable.com/2015/08/18/building-seattle/
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Comment #21901701
I doubt this includes executives with golden parachutes. They typically don't do those in bulk like this. This is more likely severance pay, immediately vesting RSU/options, any ou…
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Comment #21899753
But you could plug in a Roku or a Fire TV, right? The TV can't proxy through those. It's maybe cringeworthy to say, but I probably trust those companies more than I do Samsung.
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Comment #21899418
Not a stupid question. What you're referring to is the blackout period during reentry. It's a challenge not just for missiles but spacecraft too. Lots of research has gone into it:…