JudgeWapner

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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
Absolutey irrelevant to my point. Why do so many of your comments in your post history denigrate women and minorities?
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
it's reddit-ization of the comments. Reddit -> facebook. HN -> reddit
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
what's happening here is reddit-style comments have been slowly but steadily creeping in. I dont blame the mods directly, but indirectly they should have just capped membership once the tone lost its tech edge and comments began to dri
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
YES! Uber should be personally responsible for reimbursing all costs. I'm glad you get it.
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
When microseconds/frame rates/audio buffers count, you're only one garbage collection away from a complete thread lockup. Those gigabytes of heap aren't going to clean up themselves!
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
My Android device that runs slower after each "update"?
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
there's a charitable way to read that, which is that they did ample statistical modelling/risk analysis of CDS and "concluded" they were safe enough to bundle mortgage debt under. Then you could sort of "blame math&
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
Biglaw pays 200k in high CoL areas where Big-N tech workers start out at 200k.
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
just be sure to allocate enough swap space for the gigabytes of bloat.
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
and we'd be better off if x+1 planes had improved quality/security software than x.
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
If there's one thing you should absorb from the Bible it's to learn some basic principles about kindness and love. Because nearly all your comments are tainted with hostility, snark, and utter rudeness. No wonder you can't ho
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
I meant specifically in the US market where one aspirin pill is billed to the patient as a $30 expense. Not in a country with free healthcare.
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
They have that last part. It's called the count.
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
The fact that patients get infected doesn't mean the hospital rejects "germ theory".
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
There wasn't a nursing shortage back when the county ran the hospital in my area. But you know the laws of supply and demand: corporations have to manufacture scarcity to drive up KPIs
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
The nursing shortage could be solved by hiring more. They overwork the few they hire so the MBA execs can buy nice things
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
Do you shelter your money into "tax havens" ? If so, why do you cheat the system this way (note: I didn't ask the question "is this legal", so please don't bake that affirmation into your response).
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
Uranium One is exactly the type of company Hillary Clinton loves. Solyndra is exactly the kind of guy Obama loves. Both parties are the same.
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
they should be sued based on the number of breached records, period. let their insurance company dictate what hash algorithm to use. Damages would be automatically awarded to plaintiffs based on what data was breached. Just like a car accid
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
People act differently when they know they're being watched. The government does not have the right to alter my behavior that way. Next reason is that their laws aren't enforced equally. This tech is more likely to be used for sma
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
They had tablets in the 90's. They never took off so it's obviously not a viable product.
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
I heard about that. Local news interviewed a 7-11 owner who said he's toast because they're so low-margin to begin with, and shoplifting is already high. Maybe one good thing that could come from this: stores move to either online
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
Steal from Grandmas porch: labelled a "porch pirate", told by police "we don't respond to property crimes, fill out a police report online". Steal from the richest man in the world: FBI is on the case with military-
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
you keep backpedaling about bureaus, ignoring how 99% of the law in this nation is enforced. we can't have a conversation if you do contortions by reading the most implausible interpretation of everything I say.
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
> Seeing a GP isn't necessarily a guarantee that you will get diagnosed properly. so, because even the best make mistakes, that's a good reason to let under-trained (relative to an MD) people with even less skill make mistake
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
> the physicians who treat garden-variety diseases can be trained much less expensively. So, how do you make sure that only garden variety patients see the medical assistant, while seriously sick ones or those who have only telltale sign
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
Even with cigarettes , a product that kills its consumer even when used exactly as designed , congress wont' ban them because that would negatively impact a corporation. But you seem to think that corporations don't need to abid
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
> your neighborhood doctor is likely a scam artist. I don't blame a Dr for trying to charge 7x the actual value of their time if 6/7 people don't pay them at all (the case in ERs). They're employing the same practice
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
you misunderstand how enforcement works. It's done via law enforcement agencies that exist already. It doesn't need a special new "bureau" for each type of rule. If you don't believe me that there are law enforcem
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by JudgeWapner 7y ago
teach them to shaft Bernie next time!

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