chlvsl

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by chlvsl 7y ago
How would you implement that? What defines exploitative behavior?
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by chlvsl 8y ago
what other trade agreement asks for freedom of movement in addition to access to the common market? can you name one other deal on the planet which does this?
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by chlvsl 8y ago
If we start to allow those who can't afford the congestion pricing to get a discount on congestion pricing, do we really have congestion pricing? Or just a new proportional-to-income "driving tax" in addition to state, county
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by chlvsl 8y ago
Russian as well. It's from silk road merchants calling oranges "chinese apples".
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by chlvsl 8y ago
First off, that's a false analogy. That being said, it's 50/50. Yeah, obviously people should be allowed to make their own choices but you also have to realize that people like 'us' (20-40yo tech career westerners)
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by chlvsl 8y ago
I am sorry, I did not realize I had an obligation to constantly inform you about something. I will do my best in the future.
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by chlvsl 8y ago
I don't live in a movie, but I definitely don't want to remove anything remotely dangerous to my person (see: everything) because it has the capacity for danger.
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by chlvsl 8y ago
Sure! Can you point out what's been inflammatory? I mostly try to keep it to conversational fidelity, so I can see how what I post can be interpreted as trolling.
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by chlvsl 8y ago
A simple google search yields: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/06/90-of-plastic-polluti... https://www.dw.com/en/almost-all-plastic-in-the-ocean-comes-... https://www.scie
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by chlvsl 8y ago
removing danger is not the primary goal lol. better to die a lion than live as a sheep.
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by chlvsl 8y ago
That is the point. Obviously they have an interest, or they wouldn't be trying to collect this information in the first place. Government has shown itself time and time again to be less competent and more vulnerable than private indust
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by chlvsl 8y ago
This is why we cannot continue to allow the government to capture and store private data on its citizens, no matter what country it is.
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by chlvsl 8y ago
You're telling me that with a phone, a car, and the ability to speak english, that driving cars around is the only opportunity possible?
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by chlvsl 8y ago
And if I share an opinion that's not the norm, I'm an "evil russian".
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by chlvsl 8y ago
Yes, he is, and I am as well. First of all, irradiated doesn't mean radioactive. Most food in the US is irradiated for health purposes before sale at grocery stores. How is it contaminated? What's the distribution of contaminants?
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by chlvsl 8y ago
Is the entire system one agent, which is then replicated across 5 bot instances, or do you have a specific network per hero?
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by chlvsl 8y ago
Sorry, is it really necessary to say nevermore instead of "sf"? I understand some of us have been playing since WC3 days and are used to the old names (wisp, necrolyte, nevermore) but it's actually longer to pronounce AND mor
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by chlvsl 8y ago
Dota has this as well.
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by chlvsl 8y ago
Those causes might be misled, though, is what he's trying to say. As in those positions likely would not have passed because there would have been more accurate representation. Do you think it's fair for a small group of people to
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by chlvsl 8y ago
What's the likelihood of California actually splitting?