Religious people even in the US have kids at a younger age and more of them. Even poor / middle class ones.
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Religious people even in the US have kids at a younger age and more of them. Even poor / middle class ones.
If humanity came across a group of purple aliens, how we would treat them would depend on how advanced they are.
If they were on the level of advanced animals, we might trap them and exhibit them. Keep them in cages and "study" them.
If they were much more advanced than us (maybe the can communicate with us, or zap one of us to death with lasers) we would submit and seek cooperation, and humble ourselves before them.
And you think they’ll keep you as a customer if chargebacks are at all an issue for you?
MoRs are common in very shady areas (gambling, adult, etc.) where getting credit card processing approval is difficult.
Yet some marketing genius has decided he can hoodwink indiehackers into giving him 12% of his revenue, while also hurting the indiehacker's sales.
When the sperm and egg fused, thus you began, and you very much wanted to be alive: it is literally programmed into your genetic makeup. It was you who decided to divide and divide continually at that point.
My point is that when you use the word "I" you seem to imply only the little bit of yourself which exists in your prefrontal cortex is you, and the rest is !you.
If you regret being alive, that is different from claiming you didn't want to be alive at one point. Wasn't it you who suckled on milk? Who cried for care and love?
Get your head out of your asses guys. There's nothing inherently bad about blockchain or decentralization.
Unwise of you to state "realization of" to a statement that is not broadly agreed upon. I bet you also believe "you didn't choose to be born"?
Would it? The TV channels of old were heavily regulated well past 1st amendment limits.
Anywhere not colored
And working for money to participate in organized society is objectively easier than going off grid.
You can price your menu high, such that it's mostly empty but sustainable.
The other option is pricing things low, and having the tables always be full. But of course, the employees need to work more.
Why would you think this is sarcasm? The availability of capable surgeons is already limited; when looking geographically, they are extremely limited.
You would have surgical assistants and nurses on the ground, but the actual expertise for surgery shouldn't be location dependent.
The statute you are referring to is likely the *Communications Decency Act (CDA) of 1996*, specifically *Section 230(c)(2)*.
Section 230(c)(2) provides immunity to providers and users of an "interactive computer service" for actions taken in good faith to restrict access to or availability of material that the provider or user considers to be obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy, excessively violent, harassing, or otherwise objectionable, whether or not such material is constitutionally protected. This includes the development and deployment of programs intended to block or filter malicious software.
This section has been crucial in allowing companies to create and distribute tools designed to protect users from harmful or unwanted content, including spam filters, antivirus programs, and parental control software, without the risk of being held liable for the consequences of their actions.
Any suggestions on alternative tools? For pricing reference, I would be incorporating this into my app, and users might convert 1 page a day. For what I would earn, your pricing model would be completely unusable.
I will have to build either a CV pipeline or use NNs, I imagine. Not sure which is the better approach for my task.
I haven't attempted to setup the backend yet, so that's my feedback so far.
Unfortunately this area is still immature, and there aren't really great options but PowerSync was the least bad. I'll probably pair it with Supabase for the backend.
Offer the second number with much greater discretion.
The example is frequently cited as a "mental shift" causing improved performance, but was it just better shoes?