I would guess any sort of path traversal problem such as the travelling salesman problem.

Why? The UBI doesn't go away if you get a job, so any pay you receive is still more than you get without the job.

Buying stocks is not funding or starting companies. Stocks are a savings vehicle. The money you spend on a stock (unless it's part of an offering) doesn't go to the company and doesn't help the company in any way. Sure the founders, owners and CEOs of companies, such as the people you listed, have invested money in those companies, but even for them leaving that money in those stocks is primarily a vehicle of savings, not funding the company.

As far as I know every interstate still has rest areas and some of them are called "Welcome Centers". They have free maps of the state you're in and sometimes the neighboring states as well. Usually, the welcome centers are near the state borders but some of them are more in the middle of the state.
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JimFive

Most of the games are blitz or lightening timed games (5 minutes or 1 minute). There's a lot of them.

Except the bug has nothing to do with the fact that it's a 32 bit device. It has to do with the software being written to use a 32 bit signed integer to hold the value. It is completely possible for a 32 bit device to handle 64 bit integers.

The first amendment is more than just freedom of speech. It also contains the right to "petition the government". It is arguable that this requires that the government be forced to listen to (not agree with) you. If the twitter account is considered an official communication platform (per Spicer) then it MAY be that the President (or his designee) would be required to listen to people who communicate with it.

Secondly, the GPs statement was a hypothetical: IF the president was using the power of the government to prevent someone from posting on twitter at all then we would all agree that this violates freedom of speech.
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JimFive

And the people that reduced their work were: Mothers of young children. Adolescents who stayed in school instead of working. (In the Canadian experiment).

Then pack their lunch and let them eat that. The government doesn't MAKE your kids eat the school provided lunch.
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JimFive

Believing that something shouldn't be stigmatized does not preclude acknowledging that it is stigmatized.
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JimFive

You have a choice. You can pay a living wage or you can pay for the social safety net that subsidizes those jobs that pay less than a living wage. If a job does not pay enough for the workers to support themselves then that job is being subsidized in some manner. (How do I know: because the worker is alive.) You can pay the wage or pay the subsidy, but you will pay.
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JimFive

And after taking the picture, you spoil your ballot and take it to the election worker to get a new one and vote the way you want.
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JimFive

Substitute the word "use" for the word "drive".

I can see why Tesla would want to be able to impose that kind of condition. However, I think the First Sale Doctrine is going to say they can't. Especially, if they allow it to be used on their own driverless taxi network.
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JimFive

The John Deere case is a "right to repair" case, this Tesla provision is a "right to use for purpose" case. Tesla is trying to say "you can't drive your own car in a manner that we don't like."

That's true, and a better example would be a car repair. You can either pay to fix your car and not pay the rent or pay the rent and not be able to get to work because you have no car. Either way you're screwed.