> This seems like sloppy reasoning. If a person's rights are being violated, they ought to be able to make that argument in court without reference to disparate impact.
Where does that leave the equal protection clause?
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Where does that leave the equal protection clause?
Don't be surprised when the permanent underclass you depend on doesn't give a shit about your moldy strawberries.
There’s a special carveout in the law. As long as they’re only selling donated items, they can remain tax exempt (or to be precise, that income is not counted as “unrelated business income” so they can keep it under the nonprofit).
They’ve got that IPO coming up so they’re turning up the fraud in preparation.
Source-available is not open source.
Besides, how would workflows impact how much weekly quota 100% of a five hour quota uses? One account can fit more than six maxed out five hour sessions, the rest only three.
Something is fundamentally different between them, regardless of workflow.
No kidding. I’ve been waiting for the solver at least half that decade now. Hopefully it and Polonius unblock specialization which has been in purgatory for years.
I’ve switched one of my projects to Go and it took a day for Opus to do the port and another couple of days to finish the features I wanted. I’ve never liked the language and still use Rust in plenty of places, but I can’t argue with how much faster iteration is.
And by that point the East India Company had one of the largest armies on earth.
It wasn’t that their administration was effective, it just didn’t care what happened as long as the plunder rolled in. It was backed by the largest Navy in the world and largest private army, which allowed it to devolve most functions to local puppets which implemented them brutally (and why the EIC was eventually nationalized). For example the Mughal bureaucracy alone was massive and they just coopted it, as long as they had the means to physically enforce their control.
I’d argue that we do know enough to say conclusively that they’re not mathematically equivalent.
Where is potentiation? Plasticity? You can’t apply the universal approximation theorem against something that’s changing all the time.
And you went twice?
BASEketball?
You have to preheat the board so that the giant copper pours don’t sink as much heat. Or just use a Metcal.
They simply have no reason to modernize. The one big benefit they’d have is an online inventory system but they make most of their money from negotiated bulk orders so there’s zero incentive.
Empire of the Sun was mostly shot in Shanghai and Spain. That was the one where they got fined for burning old tires for the special effect smoke, which dumped a bunch of toxic smoke on Shanghai.