Somehow I doubt there would be fewer jobs in healthcare if the government takes it over.
I'd put the emphasis on Tactical- 3500 is not a lot of a tactical weapon, but that's because there are not a lot of tactical targets worth launching a missile at. The fact that they're being used at all just shows what…
This should be higher, the Army never had a lot of ATACMs to begin with as launching missiles at things is not really their job. Doesn't make the points about this administration not having a real plan invalid though...
It depends on the job and is not mandated to be paid, or even given off.
Article should be titled 'The Lost Civic Life of Mom and Pop Stores'- no kid making $4.50 an hour is cultivating a third space atmosphere at Blockbuster, whereas any Mom and Pop place can do that, no matter what they…
It's funny, one of the benchmarks I've used when trying to decide when things went off the rails was that banning CFCs was a relatively uncontroversial thing in the 1990s. Now, I agree with your pessimism.
Apple Store? Surely you mean Babbage's.
The result would turn into that concentrated evil black lump from Time Bandits
> The Ukranian war isn't a corporate war Citation needed.
Given my extensive study of civilization, the collapse was caused by Gandhi launching nukes.
There's no reason an AI notetaker couldn't be certified to handle HIPAA and PII data.
You've never heard a parent or teacher say they bribed their kids for good behavior?
Thanks for the explanation. Meta indeed.
So if I buy and sell Pokeman cards I shouldn't have to pay any tax because WotC pays corporate taxes?
I don't know what Cold Harbor means in a Meta context, but its interesting that its named after the battle that exemplified Grant's strategy of attrition during the American Civil War. I suspect it means waves of…
Montana is home to the Crow Reservation so it might be indigenous.
It's the Innsmouth look.
Ah yes, the classic Mac user on Hacker News that thinks they're a tech guy. :-)
Or your office/building manager at work.
Bambu had its requirement to go through their servers since before the Ukraine war, though it has gotten progressively harder to work around.
As far as I can tell the main crime Palantir commits is actually delivering what it's asked for, instead of just stringing the government along like the other contractors do.
The other thing missing is that a 1960's hardback is a much higher quality item than most modern hardbacks- sewn binding, nicer paper, better cover materials, etc. Hard covers today are cheaply made from inferior…
The real problem is books are too cheap- as in cheaply made perfect bound pieces of shit with a bit of cardboard glued on that don't open correctly filled with nasty lightweight textureless bleached paper covered with…
Maybe it's only this way in my suburban US area, but no.
I think the main thing he's produced using Gas Town is Gas Town itself.
Somehow I doubt there would be fewer jobs in healthcare if the government takes it over.
I'd put the emphasis on Tactical- 3500 is not a lot of a tactical weapon, but that's because there are not a lot of tactical targets worth launching a missile at. The fact that they're being used at all just shows what…
This should be higher, the Army never had a lot of ATACMs to begin with as launching missiles at things is not really their job. Doesn't make the points about this administration not having a real plan invalid though...
It depends on the job and is not mandated to be paid, or even given off.
Article should be titled 'The Lost Civic Life of Mom and Pop Stores'- no kid making $4.50 an hour is cultivating a third space atmosphere at Blockbuster, whereas any Mom and Pop place can do that, no matter what they…
It's funny, one of the benchmarks I've used when trying to decide when things went off the rails was that banning CFCs was a relatively uncontroversial thing in the 1990s. Now, I agree with your pessimism.
Apple Store? Surely you mean Babbage's.
The result would turn into that concentrated evil black lump from Time Bandits
> The Ukranian war isn't a corporate war Citation needed.
Given my extensive study of civilization, the collapse was caused by Gandhi launching nukes.
There's no reason an AI notetaker couldn't be certified to handle HIPAA and PII data.
You've never heard a parent or teacher say they bribed their kids for good behavior?
Thanks for the explanation. Meta indeed.
So if I buy and sell Pokeman cards I shouldn't have to pay any tax because WotC pays corporate taxes?
I don't know what Cold Harbor means in a Meta context, but its interesting that its named after the battle that exemplified Grant's strategy of attrition during the American Civil War. I suspect it means waves of…
Montana is home to the Crow Reservation so it might be indigenous.
It's the Innsmouth look.
Ah yes, the classic Mac user on Hacker News that thinks they're a tech guy. :-)
Or your office/building manager at work.
Bambu had its requirement to go through their servers since before the Ukraine war, though it has gotten progressively harder to work around.
As far as I can tell the main crime Palantir commits is actually delivering what it's asked for, instead of just stringing the government along like the other contractors do.
The other thing missing is that a 1960's hardback is a much higher quality item than most modern hardbacks- sewn binding, nicer paper, better cover materials, etc. Hard covers today are cheaply made from inferior…
The real problem is books are too cheap- as in cheaply made perfect bound pieces of shit with a bit of cardboard glued on that don't open correctly filled with nasty lightweight textureless bleached paper covered with…
Maybe it's only this way in my suburban US area, but no.
I think the main thing he's produced using Gas Town is Gas Town itself.