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vkhn
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Comment #32024663
Apologies, but regardless of being one sided, there is no acceptable professional reason to shout at someone in a meeting. I’m not sure why you are writing this take, but I’m not s…
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Comment #32022126
One thing to note is power isn’t consistently generated M from the same source. Sometimes more wind, sometimes more solar, sometimes more gas. There’s currently a surplus of wind p…
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Comment #31388840
Except if you’re a pattern day trader (even with more than 25k) in which case you get the middle finger and nothing. Zero interest. Which is ridiculous because they make more money…
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Comment #29693252
On thought #2, I'm with you. While I'm planning to retire early (thanks to software, I will have the money, and not much brain power left), I have yet to figure out what the heck I…
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Comment #26622357
In college I built a project that could reasonably well predict the key of a given piece based on the distribution of note usage. For example, most pieces written in a major key wo…
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Comment #23216743
This is such a silly article. Of course they are technologically superior. This is like saying bare metal is better than a virtual machine. Of course. But they are not universal fo…
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Comment #22429247
There is no law of averages.
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Comment #21140116
Do these questions have a point?
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Comment #21140098
Pensions, bonuses and scholarships seem to be exceptions. Median income is also a poor indicator.
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Comment #21140080
Paid propaganda or not, I hold that these men have no teacher friends or family, or they would not have written this.
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Comment #21139736
I am willing to accept that there are studies and statistics that seem to contradict what is commonly accepted. I'm also willing to accept a lot of the evidence here that the probl…
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Comment #21005188
oh good, I wonder if they realize developers frequently refer to GraphQL as gql.
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Comment #20777618
Thank god
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Comment #20063755
ctrl+f for phenylephrine. That was my first thought.
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Comment #20054675
While I don't disagree with regulation of this tech, this is ridiculous take. Please stop acting like autopilot is more dangerous than all the other drivers on the road not paying …
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Comment #19993190
You're right of course, but I'm betting that development didn't start with the open source implementation.
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Comment #19992924
The problem with Coldfusion isn't with it's popularity, usefulness or value. It's with Adobe and the cost of licensing. The only reason right now someone would choose Coldfusion ov…
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Comment #19834535
This story sounds so familiar it's painful. Took 5 months to get my 2016 Model S back after I was hit. I loved this car, but frankly I never again want to deal with them. Cancelled…
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Comment #19693031
Bro.
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Comment #19226009
Exactly. Of all the groups that might know how to spoof UA, the linux community is the most likely. Clearly they didn't think this through.
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Comment #19097736
I've used dot addresses in referral queues to bump myself up the queue. Remember the Oneplus referral based phone ordering/shipping? Yep, I cheated that one just to see if it would…