> Either have no exceptions or don't have the rule.

Try reading US tax code sometime.

Proactive research, vaccinate the animals.

Rolling results are on the front page of the NYT. Ever state but Hawaii has had their electors vote, with none being faithless.

Best response to scalpers is to not buy product at inflated prices.

He can, basically. The level of autonomy the POTUS has over the nuclear arsenal is frightening.

> Mail-in voting (where you just send and receive ballots by mail to random voters) has not been used in the US ever for federal positions

Sorry, that's just not true. I've been voting by mail (not absentee) for at least the last three Presidential elections

If they don't have antibodies, that definitionally means they're still at risk from subsequent exposures to the virus. Yes, it's possible to not get sick after an initial exposure, but that doesn't mean you're immune. It just means you were lucky.

Pfft. My uncle still drives a 1992 Dodge Caravan.

Where I live, the cost of rental is far less than the all-in cost of buying at current prices (including taxes, maintenance, opportunity cost of capital). Also, I expect to move in a few years and the transaction costs of selling and buying a home would be onerous over that timeframe.

No, it does not have a webcam.

" that enables Windows 10 users to authenticate secure access to their devices, apps, online services and networks with just a fingerprint, iris scan or facial recognition."

My PC had no hardware capable of these functions, nor will it ever.

Whether or not some number is too much varies wildly by individual and how athletic they are. When I was in college I was lifting weights five days a week and was 200+ lbs with six pack abs (10% body fat). I'm only 5' 10''.

Statistics like BMI are pretty much useless when applied to individuals.

Also, most ML algorithms of this type produce a continuous score and not a binary Yes/No classification. Human users/customers provide a score cutoff that gives an acceptable confusion matrix for their use case.

Alternatively stated, the machine does not say "Bob is lying", rather, "I think Bob is lying with X confidence".

No one is forcing tech employees to come to SF and compete with each other to push rents into the stratosphere. I'm not denying the role of SF government in the supply/demand disconnect, but rents would not be where they are if people simply refused to pay that much.

How much do you have?