I'm also curious what percentage of people married to people in their career field is due to meeting on the job. Are you more likely to marry someone in your profession? Or is "working together" just a very common way…
Although if one side in the cold war had good anti-ballistic missile tech they would be incentivised to first strike. That's the reason for the ABM limitation treaties…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushmeat https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildlife_trafficking_and_emerg... I have no doubt that there are cases of wealthy people consuming exotic meat as a delicacy, but I would bet pound…
Yeah, people don't eat bushmeat and from the garbage can because they choose to - they have (or feel they have) no other choice.
For a person to get both bottom and peak right. But hey, I'm less picky
All you need to correctly pick the bottom and peak of a year is 365 people. 366 in leap years.
Yeah, that'd theoretically work. But I wonder how it would go in practice with the limited information of each driver. Perhaps if they provided drivers with statistics (average offering price, bottom 10% offering price,…
It seems to me that the option to refuse drives is the bigger change. But regarding pricing, Uber is no longer "mandating" the drivers accept a price, instead Uber drives agree to the rates Uber sets. Maybe that has…
Hacker News without cynicism would be like Disneyland without Mickey Mouse :)
>Many argued at the time that J&J was at fault because their packaging wasn't sealed or tamper-evident. Do you have a citation for that? I don't doubt it's possible but I've never heard it. As far as I know no major…
In this case, they use "foreign keys" in the sense that there are keys which correspond to keys in other tables. There are no foreign key constraints, the keyword is never used.
Because, theoretically, these companies would not be profitable if their interest rates were regulated, and therefore nobody would offer loans. But I don't have statistics on default rate or anything of that sort.
While I 100% agree with you, as a Java dev who is very interested in optimization (particularly register coloring) at a certain point I think you have to realize that any "compiler type" optimizations you do (Ooh, I'll…
The negative interest rates discourages holding money and encourages spending (and investment), which drives inflation. I do not believe negative interest rates destroy money, but I am not an expert. I cannot find any…
Theoretically, if he has fiduciary duty, he has to act in the best interest of his clients. I'm not sure if he has that duty (I've googled but can't find anything) but if he did they could argue leaving money in cash is…
Technically, you can have a lease of any length. I've seen 3 and 6 month leases. I'm sure it's possible to have a 24+ month lease.
>And yet, proposition 13 is rarely cited as a significant contributor to California's housing issues, especially by the "this is simple supply and demand" crowd. Personally, while I suspect proposition 13 has…
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https:/... I believe you might be thinking of month-to-month, which is not a traditional lease. On all fixed term leases over a month rent cannot be changed during…
I think you're intentionally misrepresenting the opposing viewpoint. If rent control artificially reduces the price of housing, more people will want to live in CA. Less houses will be built, as less profit is being…
This is hilarious, and I love it. It makes me really, really nostalgic.
There are valid reasons to invest in a company that doesn't make profit now, but will in the future. Almost every business has this phase - it could be short (a lawnmower company that goes 5k in the hole for equipment)…
> A cross-platform filesystem that you could read/write from Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android etc. Imagine having a single disk that could boot any computer operating system without having to manage partitions and…
You're totally correct that the properties in the article were granted after abdication, but I'm not in favor of the large amount of property returned to them after WW1. And in regards to Soviet confiscation in…
I'm not exactly super sympathetic to monarchs though. I don't think it's unreasonable that, after the fall of the monarchy, they lose most of their assets.
I wish I could get issued a Linux Thinkpad, but still no support from the IT org :(
I'm also curious what percentage of people married to people in their career field is due to meeting on the job. Are you more likely to marry someone in your profession? Or is "working together" just a very common way…
Although if one side in the cold war had good anti-ballistic missile tech they would be incentivised to first strike. That's the reason for the ABM limitation treaties…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushmeat https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildlife_trafficking_and_emerg... I have no doubt that there are cases of wealthy people consuming exotic meat as a delicacy, but I would bet pound…
Yeah, people don't eat bushmeat and from the garbage can because they choose to - they have (or feel they have) no other choice.
For a person to get both bottom and peak right. But hey, I'm less picky
All you need to correctly pick the bottom and peak of a year is 365 people. 366 in leap years.
Yeah, that'd theoretically work. But I wonder how it would go in practice with the limited information of each driver. Perhaps if they provided drivers with statistics (average offering price, bottom 10% offering price,…
It seems to me that the option to refuse drives is the bigger change. But regarding pricing, Uber is no longer "mandating" the drivers accept a price, instead Uber drives agree to the rates Uber sets. Maybe that has…
Hacker News without cynicism would be like Disneyland without Mickey Mouse :)
>Many argued at the time that J&J was at fault because their packaging wasn't sealed or tamper-evident. Do you have a citation for that? I don't doubt it's possible but I've never heard it. As far as I know no major…
In this case, they use "foreign keys" in the sense that there are keys which correspond to keys in other tables. There are no foreign key constraints, the keyword is never used.
Because, theoretically, these companies would not be profitable if their interest rates were regulated, and therefore nobody would offer loans. But I don't have statistics on default rate or anything of that sort.
While I 100% agree with you, as a Java dev who is very interested in optimization (particularly register coloring) at a certain point I think you have to realize that any "compiler type" optimizations you do (Ooh, I'll…
The negative interest rates discourages holding money and encourages spending (and investment), which drives inflation. I do not believe negative interest rates destroy money, but I am not an expert. I cannot find any…
Theoretically, if he has fiduciary duty, he has to act in the best interest of his clients. I'm not sure if he has that duty (I've googled but can't find anything) but if he did they could argue leaving money in cash is…
Technically, you can have a lease of any length. I've seen 3 and 6 month leases. I'm sure it's possible to have a 24+ month lease.
>And yet, proposition 13 is rarely cited as a significant contributor to California's housing issues, especially by the "this is simple supply and demand" crowd. Personally, while I suspect proposition 13 has…
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https:/... I believe you might be thinking of month-to-month, which is not a traditional lease. On all fixed term leases over a month rent cannot be changed during…
I think you're intentionally misrepresenting the opposing viewpoint. If rent control artificially reduces the price of housing, more people will want to live in CA. Less houses will be built, as less profit is being…
This is hilarious, and I love it. It makes me really, really nostalgic.
There are valid reasons to invest in a company that doesn't make profit now, but will in the future. Almost every business has this phase - it could be short (a lawnmower company that goes 5k in the hole for equipment)…
> A cross-platform filesystem that you could read/write from Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android etc. Imagine having a single disk that could boot any computer operating system without having to manage partitions and…
You're totally correct that the properties in the article were granted after abdication, but I'm not in favor of the large amount of property returned to them after WW1. And in regards to Soviet confiscation in…
I'm not exactly super sympathetic to monarchs though. I don't think it's unreasonable that, after the fall of the monarchy, they lose most of their assets.
I wish I could get issued a Linux Thinkpad, but still no support from the IT org :(