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by devopsproject 10y ago
population density? Maybe the pill mills only located in certain areas.
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by devopsproject 10y ago
You forgot the best part: It made Purdue rich. Instead of changing the frequency of doses, they told doctors to up the strength which made the company more money. The owners of Purdue are billionaires now: http://www.latimes.com&
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by devopsproject 10y ago
We have the numbers because the DEA tracks it. Why they didn't look into the numbers is beyond me. Manufacturer seems to have played a role too by sticking to dosing they knew was ineffective and then pushing for higher doses which lea
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by devopsproject 10y ago
They don't need to be given out like candy. That's the point. The supply needs to be drastically reduced to prevent new addicts and we should be looking at what other countries are doing for their existing addicts: safe injection
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by devopsproject 10y ago
Mostly wrong. Pills were given out like candy, then restricted which caused demand for cheaper alternatives. Had the drug companies been regulated in the first place, we might be OK. The pills aren't coming from mules or cartels, they
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by devopsproject 10y ago
Here are some alternative facts. Red means bad: https://www.brighthearthealth.com/wp-content/uploads/OpioidA...
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by devopsproject 10y ago
> Fighting the "epidemic" at the supply level seems like a losing battle Kermit, West Virginia. Population 392. They received over 9 million hydrocodone pills in a two year period. In a 6 year period, the entire state of WV rec
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by devopsproject 10y ago
No one is denying that google found the bug. No one is denying that microsoft didn't fix it. The OP asked why Microsoft didn't find this first. The answer is too many things to test. The entire premise of the argument is insane. I
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by devopsproject 10y ago
> However, the question is "if Google can find this, why couldn't Microsoft?" Which is an entirely reasonable question. His position is absurd. Microsoft could have found it. The thing stopping them is the incredible numbe
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by devopsproject 10y ago
You are expecting Microsoft to test a nearly infinite number of variables to find every flaw. This is not a reasonable position.
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by devopsproject 10y ago
You are misinformed because you are reading propaganda. They won't be relaying their plans of that channel. Here are some recent events: russian planes flying into Swedish air space russian sub in water near Stockholm Norway beefing up
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by devopsproject 10y ago
No. "Uber Black" requires a luxury car and uber offers a 3 year lease program to help drivers purchase a vehicle. People signed up and then uber changed the rules so that they now have to accept "Uber x" fares too. Uber
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by devopsproject 10y ago
You give up your privacy when you enter an Uber vehicle. If the two ladies are upset, they should address the issue with Travis the next time they hang out.
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by devopsproject 10y ago
in case there are two "mike"s close to travis. 2 was hired after 1.
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by devopsproject 10y ago
Yes but don't follow the money, it is depressing.
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by devopsproject 10y ago
They copied it from apple ;) http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/more-exploding-iphones/
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by devopsproject 10y ago
It's not working. They missed 67 out of 70: http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/01/politics/tsa-failed-undercover...
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by devopsproject 10y ago
"Make something you can sell" seems like a pretty straightforward strategy.
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by devopsproject 10y ago
No, it isn't elitism. It is reality and your attempts to browbeat me are laughable at best. The only one showing elitism is you and people like you who seem to take perverse pleasure in trying to castigate others so you can feel superi
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by devopsproject 10y ago
No is saying anything even remotely positive about the gui editor. Gradle is extremely complicated. There are real complaints here.
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by devopsproject 10y ago
I'm saying someone who has tried to actually build a product using a particular tool has a lot more experience than someone who poked around for a bit. The author has legitimate grievances with the product confirmed by many comments in
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by devopsproject 10y ago
The author has 100% more experience than someone who opened it up one time last week for funsies.
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by devopsproject 10y ago
> I'm not an Android developer...I'm not sure where the author's coming from, but the IDE seems fine to me You seem wholly unqualified to make this type of judgement
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by devopsproject 10y ago
Yes, because of the skill set mismatch. What is confusing about this? My supercomputer cannot feed you today. This isn't elitism, this is reality.
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by devopsproject 10y ago
translation: People who work to future problems do not inhibit others from working on today's problems and those people are not blind or out of touch. Go browbeat someone else.
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by devopsproject 10y ago
> Just because you are working for a long term (technological, scientistic) goal doesn't mean you are above the many different perspectives of the rest of the world. I've never implied this. You are making severe assumptions an
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by devopsproject 10y ago
putting my money on brute force: https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-last-10-weeks-of-20...
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by devopsproject 10y ago
The translation is: my computer cannot grow your food today. It is not that i\we don't care, is that there is a mismatch in tools to solve the current problems. My longview is pretty simple: We can do both. Just because some of us are
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by devopsproject 10y ago
> You regard what you know (the internet and supercomputers and genetics) as the relevant knowledge, while assuming that the rest of the world has no relevant wisdom to offer and deserves no input. You are putting words in my mouth. We k
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by devopsproject 10y ago
explain

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