clmckinley

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by clmckinley 1y ago
This was my first thought when i read the headline. Many people were told to get CS degrees because they will get a job, not because they love it. The cost of quitting a degree or not using a "valuable" degree is relatively hig
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by clmckinley 3y ago
I predict that all sites like this which thrive on community generated content will be getting rid of apis and bulk exports. This is because ai companies have used those tools to build their systems on data that prevents the need to the so
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by clmckinley 3y ago
Are they a multibillion dollar corporation though? I know they have had crazy valuation's, but we are moving past a time of value based on eyeballs and to a time of value based on monetization. Where does the monetary value of reddit
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by clmckinley 3y ago
You realize that twitter is a corporation and not a government right? They don't enforce laws they enforce rules, which they also set.
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by clmckinley 3y ago
Yes, get some limited funding to build out the infrastructure. We can build a platform that is better for the users and that will get them all to come. We will make it modern and very easy for third parties to help build on top of it this
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by clmckinley 4y ago
you should be able to use the left and right arrow keys on your keyboard
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by clmckinley 6y ago
I would argue that high paying jobs are a big driver of cities and never in human history have people had the ability to work in high paying jobs outside of big cities like we do now. The ability to effectively work remotely is largely dep
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by clmckinley 6y ago
why isn't stock buy back considered inside trading? Is the purchase somehow firewalled from the company?
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by clmckinley 6y ago
I think for their hard limit on MSDN funds, MS shuts down everything that creates incremental costs. As far as i know they don't delete anything, even things like storage that have an associated cost. That said, i am pretty sure the t
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by clmckinley 7y ago
And you generally know the person who is on both ends. This leads to a sense of history and consequence which is most commonly not available on the internet.
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by clmckinley 7y ago
Most robocalls are illegal in the US. We have a do not call list and everything. I believe is it a name change is currently working its way through to change the name to "seriously, do not call... please list". [ https:/&#x
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by clmckinley 7y ago
So then without making other more fundamental changes we would have to gerrymander. In fact a number of strange looking districts are gerrymandered with creating a majority minority district as the stated goal. I believe we need structural
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by clmckinley 7y ago
The problem with this analogy is that the 55/44 split is not equally distributed across a state. In virtually every case there are pockets of one or the other. As long as you keep the goals of uniform, compact and consistent sizes th
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by clmckinley 8y ago
i cannot upvote this enough. The regulation has very little if anything to do with the closure of the vast majority of small businesses. Access to larger/more efficient companies that provide better service to cost has killed the dem
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by clmckinley 8y ago
My experience has been the opposite. Skiing is easier at slow speeds and has a shorter learning curve, but takes a lot longer to get good. Snow boarding has a higher learning curve and is harder at slow speeds, but once it clicks you can
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by clmckinley 9y ago
What makes this the "uber for long buses"? It isn't even that they they are filling unused inventory on existing routes, from what I can tell they are simply using contractors. Is all it takes to be the uber of something to
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by clmckinley 9y ago
How do you know he didn't, and while he brought up FF, Safari, IE, once he wins that war he will move on to getting his browser icon included.
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by clmckinley 9y ago
Reddit appears to only show images to posts about the image, not to a website. Most of reddit content are just posts to images and the discussion about the image, so IMHO that improves reddit's usability for their target audience. HN
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by clmckinley 9y ago
I agree that you would expect more from a $3000 computer, but that is not what hololens is. Considering all of novel sensors and capabilities with the hololens, it is pretty amazing to me that the hololens is only $3000.
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by clmckinley 9y ago
Actually helping people in a significant way in large wealthy countries is harder/more expensive because the bar is already higher. A disadvantaged person in a first world country is still much better off then a disadvantaged person i
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by clmckinley 9y ago
I would love to see this compared to other 1st world countries. I know the US spends way more on defense then other countries, but how does elderly care compare for instance. Also, how does total (personal/business/fees, etc) re
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by clmckinley 9y ago
These are some really interesting questions. I think a lot of these depend on how you think of the internet. I think of it as a utility that is required for a true equal shot at a good life in america. Let me take a crack at your questio
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by clmckinley 9y ago
I am strongly on the side of free markets. The problem is that large infrastructure based industries like the internet are very vulnerable to monopolies or oligopolies. That is clearly the case with the internet and it is getting worse wit
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by clmckinley 10y ago
So much this. If I am getting my degree from an established/well known university I am much less likely to do something like this. This is even more the case for top students from top universities. My business school had all graduati
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by clmckinley 10y ago
I think this works for some of the softer things like the vast majority of drugs, but i don't know if i want there to be an easy way to get "clean"/untraceable weapons, chemical weapons or child porn. Even some of the h
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by clmckinley 10y ago
Yes lots of alternatives, you can argue that there is an alternative for virtually everything that is available if you are willing and know how to find it. This is the same argument that Windows Phone (ironically) make, but most people want