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by youreincorrect 3y ago
The linked article and the source for that data ( https://news.gallup.com/poll/180911/holidays-weekends-americ... ) both specify July 19. > Certain weekend days, particularly Saturday, July 19 (63%), also ranked
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
I want to know what's so special about July 19th that it made this list. Probably not this: > 2014 – Gunmen in Egypt's western desert province of New Valley Governorate attack a military checkpoint, killing at least 21 soldiers
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
I'm going out on a limb here and saying that these SCOTUS opinions are more transparent than, for example, the 5,000+ page bills passed by Congress that you know could have only been written by teams of lobbyists rather than actual rep
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
I agree, but with the noted caveat that pedestrians who are completely oblivious to their surroundings are usually only a danger to themselves, whereas drivers who are even somewhat oblivious to their surroundings can be far more dangerous.
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
> Had human level AI agents existed at the time we wrote the constitution I can assure you it would have been written different. You can assure me of that? Really? Edit: If you're going to downvote me, how about you instead provid
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
When people talk about Bitcoin's potential demise, they are referring to its price and perceived value, not whether it will cease to exist necessarily. Madoff also was not ultimately caught and his scheme ended because of the accountin
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Exactly. And, furthermore, the finding is akin to a form of survivorship bias. 'We found they stopped talking to each other and promoting hate online.' Okay, and what did they do next? Did they just stop hating people? Did they fi
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
It seems fair to discuss because we all know that research like this will be used to justify censoring "hate" groups that are not actually hate groups.
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Watch the scientism-believers come out of the woodwork to accuse you of asking this in bad faith. It is, of course, largely the same group of people who will redefine "hate" organization to include people who, for example, didn&#x
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Nowhere am I suggesting they should nationalize it. Reread the comment.
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
> Destroying the company is not the best idea, but there has to be a line society has to draw and be vigilant about defending it. Why is it not the best idea? It's a great idea. Fine them more money and let them go bankrupt. Let com
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Most of the problems software engineers are solving today are business problems defined by stakeholders in a business. And yes, I agree we should be an expert in something. Harping on binary seems like a waste of time, however. I would cert
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Do you suppose it's possible that accessing the DOM to add a div implicitly requires access to page data?
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
It's absolutely insane to pretend most software engineers need to do any of these things. We're making billions of dollars in aggregate without knowing this stuff. Most people aren't writing their own data compression algor
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
You're obligated to define exactly what you mean when you talk about "knowing" binary.
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
They have probably seen dozens of videos of elderly people living in the city getting knockout-gamed and felt frightened that this is what cohousing is supposed to mean.
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
The "other guys" as in Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto (her husband)? You write this as if they were nothing to the song.
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Hey, I think that's fair too.
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
If I'm just going to use this sitting at my desk, I'll stick with my monitor instead.
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
My bigger worry is how I would type, if that's at all possible. My assumption, like the sibling comment notes, is that eye tracking would replace mouse input. And I'm not yet typing code by talking to a computer. Maybe AI will wor
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Reagan hasn't been governor of California or president of the US for a long time.
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
> I was amazed when living in SF how many of the homeless are not locals. Not even Californians! My least favorite part of this was the local media pretended this wasn't true. They pretended it vociferously despite this being such
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
I agree in a sense, it's a grey area, given the only crime is a person is literally copying a work and enjoying/using it. So my biggest issue with IP laws are that the potential punishments for copying do not come close to matchin
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Cool, a gish-gallop of whataboutisms. Good job. > This is exactly the type of thing an internet white knight would write. You're ridiculous. I'm responding to a comment that is defending another comment that said: > o7 thank
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Many corporations make billions. That isn't an argument to not pay for the goods or services they offer. I'll add, since I'm not the person you were replying to, I don't care about who gets paid what. I don't care i
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Uh, because it responded to a comment that wrote a bunch of 2009-era Guy Fawkes mask-wearing redditor bullshit that attempts to make piracy noble. > o7 thank you for your service (o7 would be a salute) > Where one piracy site dies, a
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Not impossible, but it might as well be. Politically, I see it as virtually impossible for 'both sides' to compromise on higher taxes and lower spending. I wish we could do that, but it seems hopeless.
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
Agreed. I would add that he probably shouldn't be budgeting to have that money go into his 401k in the first place. He's paying more in tax + penalty to do this.
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by youreincorrect 3y ago
I have. But if you have a point that isn't ad hominem, I'm happy to listen.

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