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waffleguy
7y ago
About time! Mensa is for people who know how to memorize information and take tests. Basically, Mensa is for human robots.
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waffleguy
7y ago
Parking is scarce in SF. I hope they don’t complain when a car runs them over.
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waffleguy
7y ago
The author seems to know as little about blockchains as the people he makes fun of.
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waffleguy
7y ago
True, and it is true.
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waffleguy
7y ago
Umm, I never said anything close to resembling that idea.
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waffleguy
7y ago
honestly this is where math stops being logical and follows emotions. The logical reason one isn’t prime is because we don’t want to ruin theorems that were based on faulty logic so we continue with the faulty logic... yay?
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waffleguy
7y ago
Almost everything in the list is pure emotional not logical. This could have been summed up by saying science doesn’t explain illogical things like subjective points of view on morals, art, how to use knowledge. The God one is interesting b
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waffleguy
7y ago
So there is at least one intelligent Instagram user out there.
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waffleguy
7y ago
It seems like the comic strip is for a specific start-up. The jokes don’t seem universal to all start ups.
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waffleguy
7y ago
Thank you!!!
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waffleguy
7y ago
Easy answer... cyberstalk them and show off how much you know about their “private” lives.
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waffleguy
7y ago
Bathrooms, where people take out their genitals, can’t discriminate based on sex. Why should Uber drivers?
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waffleguy
7y ago
Rhetorical questions don’t work online. Read a book.
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waffleguy
7y ago
Your comment makes no sense.
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waffleguy
7y ago
They bought their home in a city. No one in a city should expect the community/buildings to stagnate. That is counterintuitive to how a city operates.
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waffleguy
7y ago
He already has first amendment protection. You have an article above that explains the charges... you don’t even have to google and you’re lazy
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waffleguy
7y ago
Considering science is mainly research nowadays, any job you seem to be looking for you’ll need a PhD
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waffleguy
7y ago
I’m sorry! I didn’t realize my screen name said google
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waffleguy
7y ago
Where do you live?
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waffleguy
7y ago
That was too simple to think of ;)
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waffleguy
7y ago
That’s under the assumption that ICE isn’t lying and intimidating. I find it completely believable they would use illegal and underhand tricks.
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waffleguy
7y ago
Umm... you can use a raspberry pi as a sandbox. My nephew carries around such equipment. Why wouldn’t the secret service?
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waffleguy
7y ago
That makes no sense. You have no authority over the bank. The federal government can be considered a scary bully who will lie to send anyone to jail.
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waffleguy
7y ago
If people weren’t shooting up schools and places of worship every other week... still no. It’s still callous.
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waffleguy
7y ago
“Joking” about murder or gun violence should be banned. To use satire to critic hunting when gun violence is a bigger issue is tone deaf.
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waffleguy
7y ago
What does being popular have to do with robocalls? It’s more likely they target people who pick up often. In that case, don’t answer the phone unless you know the number
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waffleguy
7y ago
Isn’t that what living in your means mean by definition?
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waffleguy
8y ago
Hmm, we should probably get the terminology worked out. Sexuality seems more appropriate than gender. For most of history (the only exception is the last 10-20 years) gender could be considered concrete since it was a synonym for sex. Sexua
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waffleguy
8y ago
You could google it, but I doubt you’ll get good results
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waffleguy
8y ago
I think someone just saw/read Pirates of Silicon Valley or Ready Player One
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