mcgarnagle

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by mcgarnagle 8y ago
not to be a stickler but I think that the word would be designed. Otherwise you can apply that statement to anything, it's like saying smartphones weren't designed so much as grown organically. Just because requirements, and techn
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by mcgarnagle 8y ago
>The city has no responsibility to counteroffer >gamblor956 Everyday lobbyists are making proposals to congressmen, founders are pitching to VCs, people applying for jobs and asking for salaries, and there is usually a middleground th
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by mcgarnagle 8y ago
If your team isn't delivering on weekly sprints something is wrong. Perhaps you are over committing. If you are resorting to two week springs to forgo the useless double hour loss of the sprint plan / follow up demo, then sure, I
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by mcgarnagle 8y ago
Elonrail responsibilities are to offer a good negotiation position for themselves. It's up to the city to counteroffer, say....: 1. Burying slightly deeper to accommodate larger building for the future. 2. Demolish the "test rail
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by mcgarnagle 8y ago
correct, the article and accompanied video is nonsense with regards to "everything being on the table" in terms of design.
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by mcgarnagle 8y ago
Yes, that would be the logical thing to find fair once you forgo your current ego. Disclosure, I eat meat, and if people should critique me in the future, so be it. Half the people in this thread are ripping on Lenin because of the things h
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by mcgarnagle 8y ago
I think setting up machinery and waiting for discoveries like this one can be compared to being patient at the slot machines; it is essentially economically equivalent to gambling. Eventually, as a person living in society you may run out o
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by mcgarnagle 8y ago
"Walking into a store can get you observed by stores b-z and subcontractior 1-255" Well what about the new amazon retail store, that records your every move? Also what about stores or shopping malls that contract their security ca
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by mcgarnagle 8y ago
Yeah except it's a public space – So more like the library doors were unlocked.
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by mcgarnagle 8y ago
we want MSN! (bat_emoji)
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by mcgarnagle 8y ago
pepper data with known results, obviously
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
1,000,000 dollars, source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKKHSAE1gIs
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
does the huge number of phd increases show a symptom of the bar being too low to receive a phd, or the number of qualified candidates actually receiving the phd? Same question for the compsci degree. I know a ton of people who have comp sci
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
Not everything is made to receive $40 annually. With $40 annually you must be rolling in the cash and I should start taking serious financial advice from you. What's your secret? "for the price of one starbucks a month?" Some
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
... i don't follow, can you elaborate?
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
I believe there are already many solutions for this, https://baremetrics.com/ offers a paid service for reporting churn, sign up rates, conversion rates etc, https://clearbanc.com/ offers a free solution fo
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
perhaps the author was going for the clockwork orange esc feel of discomfort so you should actively think about the ux you're experiencing
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
Yes, it would break your words into phonetics, and analyzes whether it's "american" or "british" phonetics which occur more frequently in the dialog. Unless well practiced, your phonetics likely cary over into other
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
no, you don't. When I activate a light switch and consume more power from the grid I am not directly adding more coal/fuel to the fire/generator. This is where the warehousing analogy breaks. Those numbers are looked at on ag
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
Okay, then really the comment should be renamed to why is critical infrastructure allow to be tampered with. Say this infection was brought in via hardware or bluetooth exploitation or wifi exploitation. None of those attack vectors should
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
You don't make an online purchase when you open your tap to get a drink of water or flip on a switch for the lights. Some systems need to be on the internet. cool story, but, why would critical infrastructure such as this need to be is
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
Google holds the power to influence en masse. If not policed, Google has the power, if so it was to choose, to remove critical human knowledge from results. Perhaps the moonlanding never happened, or perhaps chemical weapons were faked. etc
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
Mac is also easier to use for non technical users. I bought my mom a Mac and she can plays with the "system preferences." Good luck showing her Control Panel on windows.
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
My problem was comparing the iphone that has a $1,000 price point to the new glass of the semi. I'm not comparing anything to truck manufacturing industry. I presume that that it also costs more than an iPhone. So what's your poin
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
It's not bootlicking. It's just common sense when you factor in cost, thickness and experience with durability. You know, re-entering the atmosphere and not burning up. I don't trust apple's marketing about iphone durabi
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
lets not compare iphonex to Elon Musk's glass. I know nothing about glass, but, I trust the guy with a company called spaceX on his portfolio to make my glass right.
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
That's short sighted. Work out more = eat more. Overtime your metabolism goes up. Then you eat even more. Since energy can't be created or destroyed, you're technically just letting it pass through you –in and out. Since over
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
So in other words, no. No to the direct question asked, however, you do have some good points.
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
I don't think it was an argument for the distribution of those photos. It was merely pointing out that punishing snapchat does not solve a societal problem. Instead you need to keep tracing this bug in the code of society and fix the r
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by mcgarnagle 9y ago
do you have to be prescient in order for common sense dots to be connected?

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