micmil

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by micmil 7y ago
How about instead of bitching at experts you bitch at the idiots that pump up and propagandize the results of one study that vaguely adheres to their predetermined outcome? Kind of thought that this site would attract a slightly more intell
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by micmil 7y ago
There's nothing "predatory" about assuring that your business partner actually has enough capital to operate a business. The startup costs may be significantly lower for a freestanding restaurant but you also have to shoulder
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by micmil 7y ago
That is not money laundering. If you want money laundering go have a look at what goes on with Trump properties. Real estate changing hands with massive variances in value, well out of step with market influence. The entire concept of money
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by micmil 7y ago
Yes, that's a problem. Nobody that bought a home on the vague notion that they HAVE to make money off of it when they sell it will ever vote to have a homeless shelter built across the road.
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by micmil 7y ago
Anyone using Japan as an example of housing prices does not understand Japanese housing. Zoning in Japan is done at a national level, not local. Once an area is designated for housing, housing goes there. Because of this there is a constant
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by micmil 7y ago
If your salaries can't sustain a workforce they're still not high enough no matter what you say.
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by micmil 7y ago
Said skeptics are blissfully unaware of the contributions that working on string theory has made to other branches of physics and mathematics. To say it's produced nothing is to admit ignorance.
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by micmil 7y ago
No, and no. The mantle is solid. You would have to drill way deep into the mantle before you encountered liquid rock. Volcanoes don't work like that. Even if you drilled directly into a magma chamber, not much would happen. This has be
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by micmil 7y ago
This is a false dichotomy. I want a society that's efficient and utilizes minimal resources for maximum gain.
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by micmil 7y ago
The simple fact that Amazon shuts down stores that are found to be fraudulent kills any kind of RICO bullshit you want to spew.
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by micmil 7y ago
Money. Money. Yes. Walk up and hand it to them. Money.
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by micmil 7y ago
That is not a conflict of interest in any way, shape, or form.
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by micmil 7y ago
He could also have taken the six month plea deal he was already offered, done the three or fewer months he actually would have, and not killed himself.
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by micmil 7y ago
That should be your choice, with your knowledge.
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by micmil 7y ago
We're not talking about 6 year olds here. We're talking about "children" that are at times not even minors, whose parents are trying to control every aspect of their lives well beyond any reasonable limit.
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by micmil 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usury Learn the difference between a legitimate loan and predatory practices. There is a distinct difference between capitalizing on a market and pure exploitation. The Wall Street/Ha
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by micmil 7y ago
You have a massive misunderstanding of what PM's do, likely because you only ever see one half of their job when you're trying to explain how something works and they're not understanding why it's needed. Trust me, if yo
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by micmil 7y ago
They all have methodologies. The pilot's checklist that was already mentioned is just one. For doctors you have different paths of treatment that can be standardized for years, then undergo major changes when new information is discove
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by micmil 7y ago
>I can simply refer you to Wikipedia, where it states that he accessed Accessed a controlled access server room to attach his computer to so he could download from the JSTOR repositories. Learn to read. >Incorrect and inflammatory; ag
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by micmil 7y ago
93% with 3 false positives, all of which were literally me being a dumbass and hitting the wrong button because my hands REALLY wanted yes to be on F. Which means nothing except that I've seen a lot of words and remember them.
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by micmil 7y ago
This is what's known as "overthinking a shitty online test."
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by micmil 7y ago
Your willful ignorance is astounding. Then again I don't expect any better from Trumpettes.
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by micmil 7y ago
Swartz was never going to get anywhere remotely near 35 years and people need to stop spouting this nonsense as it makes them look completely ignorant of every single fact in the case. The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act is designed to prosecu
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by micmil 7y ago
>Do you believe a first line help-desk is going to provide better support than a guy whose livelihood depends on it and you can call to your desk? I can guarantee you there are no top-level VFX houses or game developers that ever speak t
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by micmil 7y ago
If those people ever actually put in the effort they'd find all the same tools just under different names. While it may take a while to get the nuances down at the end of the day they all do the same things. It's simply a matter o
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by micmil 7y ago
That's a little bit different. A LOT of CAD software is built on decades-old legacy ways of doing things because old people won't retire and can't be bothered to learn new and better ways of operating. It's much less foc
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by micmil 7y ago
Well shit I guess my 20+ years of professional experience means I'm not a "real" 3d modeller because some twat on the internet has never actually used a 3d modeling application in their life and has no clue how they actually
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by micmil 7y ago
Your competitive advantage is your staff, not your software. A company like Pixar only has so many proprietary tools because they've been around so damn long that rolling their own was the only way to go to get the results they wanted.
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by micmil 7y ago
It is not a viable model. How many people are actually paid by the Blender Foundation for their contributions to the software? How many fewer employees do they have than a company like Autodesk or Maxon? The simple fact is that FLOSS is the
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by micmil 7y ago
Spoken like someone that doesn't own a business. You do not throw money at promises. You throw money at solutions.

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