jgmmo

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by jgmmo 4y ago
Reddit has a very bad antisemitism problem. It's a cesspool. By no means is reddit 'the model'. In practically any sub except the explicitly Jewish ones, I will find an avalanche of antisemitism on any post that touches on Ju
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by jgmmo 4y ago
they can't; thats how you authenticate you are purchasing the right book for classes, etc.
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by jgmmo 4y ago
Man this whole interaction really makes you guys look incompetent DHowett
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by jgmmo 4y ago
"culture fit" is how corp america dodges people for all those racist, sexist, bigoted reasons, without having to say it.
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by jgmmo 5y ago
which is also, itself, inaccurate
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by jgmmo 5y ago
I second this. Michel Thomas french CD's are awesome. I don't like the other languages they offer as much, but the french lessons by Michel himself are the BEST language program I've ever heard.
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by jgmmo 5y ago
bootstrap = on your own. That's it. You had some seed funding.
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by jgmmo 5y ago
I have had this great book for 10+ years, and still find it fascinating it's called "Prisoner's Dilemma: John von Neumann, Game Theory, and the Puzzle of the Bomb". I try to re-read it on occasion. It's half John vo
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by jgmmo 5y ago
Was this guy trying to buy a house for cash? whys he driving with 87k? He's a sitting duck for the po-po
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by jgmmo 5y ago
why? that was first thing I thought when Bezos said he was giving Van Jones the prize... 'what... a CNN commentator? that's like giving Sean Hannity free money...'
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by jgmmo 5y ago
No offense intended, but I hate the name. I was a huge fan of the Enso program launcher made by Humanized back in the day. Aza Raskin I think it was. I got so excited when I saw this said Enso, but alas..
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by jgmmo 6y ago
Note - this is NOT about whole genome sequencing.
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by jgmmo 6y ago
Count me in on this. Colleges are a joke right now. I went back to school to fill in maths for grad school, and it's a shit-show right now. You get better education on YouTube. what do we do now that the standard professor trying to te
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by jgmmo 7y ago
This. I expected the 'Remote Hires' section would discuss why they needed a local dev, and why a virtual/home-based hire would not work. This section should have been named 'Outsourcing' - since that is what they ac
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by jgmmo 7y ago
Yeah you did a very cursory, cosmetic look at the site and judged it by its subject matter and web design choices. If you would've bothered to look under the hood, you would see that they reference tons of scientific sources and provid
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by jgmmo 7y ago
why not just buzz it yourself? A good buzzer is like 35 bucks in a kit, and then you get hundreds of 'free' buzzes, literally anytime you want. Plus no fear of a robot slitting your throat.
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by jgmmo 7y ago
I was also eager to hear out the author after that first paragraph, and was surprised to find there was no second...
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by jgmmo 7y ago
I agree, I use Startpage.com That said, looks like most of the US does not feel the same way about Google. I still see 90-99% of organic traffic coming from Google for my client sites.
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by jgmmo 7y ago
yeah but then how do you get organic traffic?
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by jgmmo 8y ago
It's a big racket to give free money to accountants and TurboTax. No reason we need any of this craziness, just let me pay a flat rate and do my taxes on a postcard.
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by jgmmo 9y ago
The game limits multiplayer interaction big time. It's no more than 3 parties allowed in an instance at any one time, and that's where a single person can count as a party. So really how tough does the netcode be when you really j
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by jgmmo 9y ago
Yes. All antiviruses do this. It's one of the major streams of malware samples, and for the company I use to work for -- the most important source -- because those are authenticated as being on real customers machines!
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by jgmmo 9y ago
How is this different than using datastore?
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by jgmmo 9y ago
Should put 1970 in title. It seems to be a republishing of a work created in 1970.
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by jgmmo 9y ago
When lies cause harm to others they are usually a type of fraud. Those are crimes. Edit: I'm talking 'real' harm. The kind you could sue someone for, with real actual damages. Not simply emotional distress or inconvenience.
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by jgmmo 9y ago
So because laws are not perfect, and have at times in the past illustrated issues in our society, because they are the result of a long-term evolution, they can not be trusted? Ever? Do you not think that in the long-run that our law will m
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by jgmmo 9y ago
I read this whole thing, unfortunately, to try and find the 'immiment threat of harm' and found none. This article is not a good example of what you claim I see no reason this should be seen as a threat of imminent violence. Simp
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by jgmmo 9y ago
"don't want to live in a world where people feel comfortable doing whatever they want as long as it's legal." Lol why not? Sounds like freedom.
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by jgmmo 9y ago
University education is absolutely an overcrowded space. Most colleges do not live up to their cost. Students are starting to notice and choose other options. It's also well known theres too many law schools and too many lawyers. It&#x
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by jgmmo 9y ago
You clearly don't get it.

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