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    Comment #23783588

    Weirdly, Mazars actually shrinks what I believed was the scope of Congressional power, where in the one instance the House actually attempted to exert equal balance, there now exis…

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    Comment #23782285

    The Atlantic wrote about this in 2018, it seems like the framework of inter-agency cooporation won't be much of a change for most non-Natives: be https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/…

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    Comment #23386041

    You mean a Press Secretary? What we used to use before Twitter?

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    Comment #23334111

    Thanks for sharing. I actually wonder now if your experience happens fairly often, and Keivan's experience infrequently, though they're fairly similar circumstances. Integrating OS…

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    Comment #23333539

    But there is the promise of your OSS engine being used again, future potential. Microsoft essentially cut this person off from being involved in the future of Windows packaging and…

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    Comment #23027488

    Once we reopen, we aren't going to regain capacity in hospital beds overnight. How are parts of the US going to avoid being to be on lockdown every two to eight weeks for the remai…

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    Comment #23027129

    The abolition of slavery was worth it. But the failure of Reconstruction allowed the south to backside right where they were.

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    Comment #22957922

    On the bright side, I definitely write safer C code now after wrapping my head around Rust. I'd much rather have the compiler tracking lifetimes than my own imagination though.

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    Comment #22648615

    This is such a strange response. Byuu's two posts later in the thread contain several corrections, particularly on their alleged cartridge hoarding behavior. It invalidates the cla…

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    Comment #22648598

    "Held accountable" on the post seems to include moral depravity like "he posted anti-Trump tweets". I don't think that's really accurate here.

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    Comment #22607075

    Means testing is a strategy but not really expected of a private corporation, e.g. you're just asking the company to do more work to accomplish less.

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    Comment #22584934

    That's what confuses me. How particularly is the UK so different from the rest of Europe or the globe even? I get that how the UK views itself may give support for this strategy, a…

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    Comment #22395146

    It is possible to use Firefox on iOS and survive. My primary use of the Share menu is just to share links to Firefox, with the option to even open tabs in the background. Still, th…

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    Comment #22145079

    How did you remember the precise date? Impressed.

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    Comment #22115629

    If you take into account that MBS murdered an employee of Bezos, explanation #2 sounds plausible.

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    Comment #22052105

    Rather than public crucifixion, it looks like James Watson actually did quite well for himself?

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    Comment #21540156

    Two of the bullet points they list ask for help in doing this conversion: * Replace some extern "C" includes with more idiomatic uses. Pretty straightforward find/replace-all usual…

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    Comment #21301416

    The impressive part is how you can write a game for one of these systems, and easily port it across a variety of 8-bit platforms. That's hardly true for C code and definitely not t…

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    Comment #20687543

    With the senate filibuster, most Congressional legislation is just appointments and removing rules anyway. New legislation feels impossible to enact.

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    Comment #20627624

    Are there similar efforts to follow in other cities? e.g Boston, SF

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    Comment #20572098

    Get used to hearing this.

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    Comment #20389067

    An American president visiting the DPRK is not a little gesture, it is a big gesture.

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    Comment #20388641

    Sure, and it's objectively a diplomatic win for North Korea. But what diplomatic outcome is expected for the U.S. for visiting the DPRK for the first time?