throwaway29102

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by throwaway29102 6y ago
I’ve only ever invoked it against neo-neo-Nazis and conspiracy theorists demanding to be taken seriously. Would you call that dishonest?
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
Reforming policing and law enforcement is not a stupid idea, but the “Defund the police” messaging shuts down thoughtful conversation and alienates allies.
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
One man’s DISC is another’s memetic immune system. Communicating new ideas is hard, and the burden is carried exclusively by the originator of the idea.
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
Do you have any sources to back up this claim or are you just issuing edicts?
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
He wouldn’t be the first academic in history to get the facts right and the delivery wrong.
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
Mazda is ditching touchscreens, and I doubt they’ll be the last (if they survive 2020). Safety controls aren’t something that should be subject to “move fast and break things.”
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
I don’t know how anyone who has ridden in a car and used a capacitive touchscreen could come to the conclusion that the two should be combined in one product. Especially for controlling safety features.
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
Because we elect garbage politicians who engage in wholesale bribery and are more interested in maintaining power than doing the job they were elected to do. We're getting exactly what we deserve, and honestly, I think that's too
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
They didn’t try to fix the DC-10’s design problem (outward-opening doors causing explosive decompression) with a software fix. Also, the aircraft never regained the trust of the flying public, relegating it to freighter duty. That doesn’t s
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
Boeing owns enough of the US legislature through bribery or in-district employment to never, ever, ever have to worry about bankruptcy or any other adverse market impact. Will they be allowed to teeter on the edge of insolvency? Sure. Fall
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
What would you imagine the percentage is at companies whose primary business is producing airplanes?
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
The 2000s are just starting to reach the Dakotas and the rest of the Midwest.
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
I'm an arsonist, not a partisan.
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
Have you ever had to take a case to court? What percentage of your annual income did that cost? How long did it take to work its way through the system? Was there a finding of wrongdoing or an out-of-court settlement? Would you do that aga
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
The plus side to this is that it’ll kill (some) off-platform link sharing, which kills the “drive traffic to make money” strategy, which may reduce the amount of outrage porn circulating in the English-speaking world. Best of luck to the Au
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
WTAF does this have to do with Haskell? Please consider a retitle to "Haskell Developer Does Not Like Cryptocurrency."
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
It’s almost as if Americans have realized that speech, like all other actions, has consequences.
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
Aaaaaand now we’re back to XML, but with less readable syntax and implementation consistency. Sounds like a win for everyone.
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
In the spirit of 2020, maybe making the problem worse will ultimately make it better?
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
It’s going to take a lot more detail than that to convince me to let this anywhere near infrastructure I care about. Care to elaborate for the skeptics reading this? Investment <> Secure
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
For someone with all the answers, he’s awfully quiet...
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
That’s assuming the CCP can steal the necessary IP from their competitors.
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
If you work for the State of Iowa, your name, department, title, and salary are printed in the newspaper at least once a year.
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Cancel Culture and Harper's Letter(jezebel.com)
16 points by throwaway29102 6y ago|15 comments
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
You have every right to stand on a street corner and preach whatever manner of nonsense you want. There are two people doing that on the street below me right now (one is a charlatan peddling superstition, the other is a conspiracy theorist
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
An apology and some pro-forma introspection doesn't render its past deeds irrelevant. This is part of a pattern, and it persists to this day.
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
How does pandering differ from finding product-market fit?
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by throwaway29102 6y ago
Posted to a site where it’s actually impossible to delete your account.