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I checked the news in my country and they say it's illegal here on the ground that the supreme court ruled "the toxicity is public knowledge."
Stupidity...
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I mean, if you argue that way during the interview I'd pass... Nobody thinks you're asked to do all that in a one-day interview.
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No, "should be" as in, it must be reviewed but can be skipped if there's a concern like revealing the author identity in a double-blind process.
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Yes, the Socratic method
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Actually, figures should be checked during the reviewing process. It's not an excuse.
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The hearing, entitled "The U.S. Technology Fueling Russia's War in Ukraine: How and Why,"
I sometimes think US politicians make them sound like high schoolers yet to receive higher education.
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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is reportedly against sending Taurus missiles to Kyiv because he fears the move will draw Germany into the war.
They're still arguing that nonsense... Putin won't care about anything. If Germany doesn't supply enough weapons, they'll be dragged into the war in a worse way.
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Worried House Republicans are looking to Johnson for plans for keeping their majority after record-low productivity for this Congress. Instead, he is offering thoughts and prayers.
The one time a Republican politician sent serious thoughts and prayers lmao
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What an excellent scheme to keep talents away from entering the red states for a job.
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Agreed.
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Exactly what I feel about HTML after using QML.
Although there are already comments with good libs, you could also look into services like Weebly.
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The biggest problem with Frontiers for me is that there are some handy survey articles that are cited like 500 times. It seems that Interdisciplinary surveys are hard to publish in a traditional journal, and as a result 500 articles cited this handy overview article for readers who would need an overview.
The article I checked was in a reasonable quality, and it's a shame I can't cite it just because it's in Frontiers.
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It's how this publisher works. They make it insanely difficult for reviewers to reject a submission.
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I'm from Japan. They don't even have judges as corrupt as SCOTUS and still don't allow same sex marriage because the ruling party is conservative. Well, the court ruled it's unconstitutional, but we learned that a law in this country can stay unconstitutional if the government ignores the situation. And apparently 90% of the people (at least on the internet) support that because they are conservative.
Makes me realize how broken my country is. It doesn't even count as corruption because it's lawful. Fucking hell...
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Nah, that's rather what right wingers do.
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Sometimes I wonder if POTUS could declare national emergency due to an unhinged SCOTUS.
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Maybe even that depends on the judges.
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Support stupid war, end up vacationing in North Korea. Scores of Russians have flown to North Korea for a private tour — the first foreign tour group to visit the reclusive state since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
www.bbc.co.uk
The Russian leader was given the opportunity to expound familiar grievances unchallenged.
www.economist.com
> > > Inflation, partisanship and the pandemic have made them glummer than the numbers suggest they should feel > > I think the author just looked up statistics to reach a conclusion convenient to them. Just ask the actual people. (Why didn't they do interviews?) There are so many details lost in their cherrypicked numbers. Prices, wages, housings, they are very bad according to what I read online, contrary to what the author argues citing average growths. Maybe they have no grasp of reality anymore?
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The video is bombastic, even by Mr Trump's standards. Just consider the title: God Made Trump.
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Guenther Steiner has spoken publicly for the first time since it was announced that he and the Haas F1 Team had parted ways with immediate effect, revealing more of the background to the news, sharing his message for the squad’s employees and pondering his own future plans.
www.economist.com
I used to like The Economist, but this is Nazis propaganda right on their page. > > > Israel, by contrast, does not meet the test of genocide. There is little evidence that Israel, like Hamas, “intends” to destroy an ethnic group—the Palestinians. Israel does want to destroy Hamas, a militant group, and is prepared to kill many civilians in doing so. While some Israeli extremists might want to eradicate the Palestinians, that is not a government policy. > > This is not okay. This is Nazi logic. Nazi, fascist logic, from The Economist. Even Nazi Germany did not make killing the official "intention" or government policy in my understanding. At least not always. It was announced as a safety guarantee, for example.
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Former Aston Martin strategist Bernie Collins dives into the data to see how this one played out…
So, I wanted to donate my money to Ukraine through this official government link. However, it doesn't accept my money. I've tried two credit cards and they are both refused. The time it takes to show refusal is very quick, indicating that the website rejects my cards before accessing the credit card company. Is this a known bug? Or maybe they don't take donation from my country?
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Three U.S. lawmakers are calling for greater scrutiny of worker safety at Elon Musk's SpaceX following a Reuters investigation that documented hundreds of injuries at the rocket company's U.S. manufacturing and launch sites. The Nov. 10 Reuters report detailed at least 600 previously unreported workplace injuries since 2014 at SpaceX including crushed limbs, amputations, head injuries and one death.
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Fellow Democrats are hitting her with sharp criticism for comments she made in a video posted to X.
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The drivers and teams report back on all the action from the Shootout and Sprint at the Formula 1 Rolex Gran Premio de Sao Paulo 2023.
www.theguardian.com
Craig Mokhiber, director of human rights body, accuses the US, UK and much of Europe as ‘wholly complicit in the horrific assault’
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Luis Rubiales has been suspended from "all football-related activities at national and international level" for an initial period of 90 days by Fifa's Disciplinary Committee
www.theguardian.com
Georgia prosecutor subjected to flurry of threats after Trump makes thinly veiled reference to N-word after latest charges
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The ex-president "spread lies" about the 2020 election which led to the 6 January riot, it is alleged.
www.eff.org
Anxiety about generative AI is growing almost as fast as the use of the technology itself. Some of these concerns are reasonable, and some are fueled primarily by dramatic rhetoric from prominent figures in tech, entertainment, and national security. Something, they suggest, must be done to stave off any number of catastrophes, from destruction of human authorship to the creation of new robot overlords. Given the often hyperbolic tone, it might be tempting (and correct) to dismiss much of this as techno panic or self-interested hype. But there are legitimate concerns in the mix, too, that may require some rules of the road. If so, policymakers should answer some important questions before crafting or passing on those rules. As always, the devil is in the details, and EFF is here to help you sort through them to identify solid strategies and potential collateral damage.
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Sergio Perez knew he was in for a long afternoon in Montreal, after a poor qualifying yielded just 12th on the grid. The Mexican opted to start on the hard compound tyre in a bid to overcut the midfield in the first stint, and coming home sixth he could have been satisfied with his recovery.