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by slayed0 2y ago
I had the exact same question. This seems like a much bigger crime than the story is letting on. Also, shouldn't this be handled at least jointly by a federal agency? I didn't see any mention of federal charges.
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by slayed0 9y ago
You're mixing beliefs with tactics/behavior. The behavior you described is "toxic" no matter what your beliefs are. I agree that the lack of repercussions and social feedback online lead to an increase in people acting l
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by slayed0 10y ago
Who knows. Their point is that they now have control over the content and aren't subject to the whims of an external body. I have felt the pain of this as about 25% (!) of the videos in my youtube favorites list have been removed eithe
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by slayed0 11y ago
I do both simultaneously. Both have saved me. There have been times where I immediately hit the brakes and horn when I saw someone doing something stupid (about to pull out into traffic, about to merge into me from another lane, etc) In som
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by slayed0 11y ago
Are you making hiring decisions at the company you're at now? Can you share the name of that company either here, or via e-mail? I, and I'm sure others, would like to avoid applying there.
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by slayed0 11y ago
why?
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by slayed0 11y ago
I don't think the drone plan was ever a serious short term consideration for 99.999% of Amazon's business
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by slayed0 11y ago
"Ahmed, for his part, wanted to bring the clock to show an engineering teacher. Because it consisted of a board with a digital display and a tiger hologram on the front, the teacher recommended he hide it from the rest of the staff.&q
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by slayed0 11y ago
"things like this" Please clarify. Things that are relevant to what you are studying in school and have been approved by your teacher for you to bring into class? For someone who is speaking out against ignorance, this statement s
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by slayed0 11y ago
Not asserting fact here but merely providing my interpretation: The engineering teacher may have advised the student to bring the device to school but to not pull it out in any other class. This could have been done to avoid distracting oth
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by slayed0 11y ago
Doesn't turbotax provide just that? I did my taxes with them last year and never left the browser.
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by slayed0 11y ago
The other way to look at this is that if the price is able to find equilibrium at a low enough point, it will not be economically feasible to extract certain types of oil from the ground (e.g. tarsands). The real question is how much of an
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by slayed0 11y ago
There's a good conversation about this, humans and cell regeneration specifically, in the movie "Waking Life" (as well as many many other great conversations about a variety of philosophies)
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by slayed0 11y ago
Oh good, more cars blocking traffic in SF with their hazards on for justification.
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by slayed0 11y ago
Do these sources include premature end of life from accident/injury/predation? It seems, at least intuitively, that these factors would significantly drag down life expectancy for outdoor cats. However, I think it would be useful
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by slayed0 11y ago
Here's a good write-up on the difference between postgres and MS SQL. http://www.pg-versus-ms.com/ I've been collecting links from this thread for my own personal learning so thought I'd throw in the only one
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by slayed0 11y ago
I'm sure it would cost a shipload...
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by slayed0 11y ago
Or just buy a dredger and make one
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by slayed0 11y ago
When I've been required to wear a life jacket in the past (as an adult) it's typically been in a situation where there was a chance of some other sort of injury occurring that would render you unconscious or unable to swim normall
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by slayed0 11y ago
I always assumed my friends who spent their summers lifeguarding had a simple carefree job. I never gave much thought to just how attentive you have to be as a lifeguard. Thanks for putting this into perspective (literally) for the rest of
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by slayed0 11y ago
Ha! I do this ride nearly every week and I'm not sure I would describe it as "short and very pleasant" to a general audience. Unless you have a decent road bike and are fairly fit you will likely be walking up hawk hill.
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by slayed0 11y ago
It looks like they're building legends on these maps. I wonder if the legends are standardized. It'd be cool if whoever is reviewing these, or someone involved in the process, could scan them in and make a public repository.
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by slayed0 11y ago
Now can you link one that uses the ISO 8601 date standard, for those of us who also dislike date juggling?
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by slayed0 11y ago
It sounds like you're describing paypal
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by slayed0 11y ago
Somebody better call Al (Merrick)
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by slayed0 11y ago
As was Schwarzenegger
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by slayed0 11y ago
I do the same but in the last few months I have noticed strange latency on my Hangouts calls. There seems to be a very short delay that causes conversations to be more difficult than they need to be. It's probably my home internet (sin
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by slayed0 11y ago
It would be nice if a few of the people upvoting this came into the comments section to explain what they liked about it. I personally find absolutely no value.
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by slayed0 11y ago
In regards to your software development comparison, that happens all the time. Someone decides, this system is already so complicated it would be a mistake to try to bake in all this additional complexity. A more sensical solution would be
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by slayed0 11y ago
Read the parent post again. I think you will find that you are actually in agreement with it. You're just using the word "manage" differently. (For the record I think your usage is more correct)

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