1812Overture

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by 1812Overture 10y ago
OK Google OK Google OK Google OK Google Navigate to nearest Target No goddamnit arg! back back OK Google OK Google OK Google Navigate to nearest Target Fuck! [Repeat]
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by 1812Overture 10y ago
Select a new thing X. Choose between "X is a fad/bubble" and "X is a fundamental paradigm shift". Write article. Profit.
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by 1812Overture 10y ago
The author is a pretty well known guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Altucher
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by 1812Overture 10y ago
Calling it now. They're going to have a Geraldo moment when they open that vault.
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by 1812Overture 10y ago
This aircraft is never going to be risked on a ground attack mission. It was dumb for them to think it could fill that role.
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by 1812Overture 10y ago
The schools in Los Angeles are terrible unless you live in an insanely expensive part of town or send your kids to an insanely expensive private school.
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by 1812Overture 10y ago
Probably plenty of programmers who are felons/meth addicts/too anti-social to be employable/too lazy to work a real job.
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by 1812Overture 10y ago
Not the above poster, but I'd say layer 1 is "I'll just become a pro-athlete/famous musician/celebrity then everything will be fine, I don't need school!" layer 2 is "I'll just go to school get s
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by 1812Overture 10y ago
A great example of Stigler's Law of Eponymy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stigler%27s_law_of_eponymy
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
I've using Printing 4 Less. They've got one, and they're not exactly a big fish. I'd imagine most of these would: http://www.piworld.com/article/the-2015-printing-impressions...
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
Just flip the battery in the laser around and it will pull instead of pushing.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
Plenty of printing companies have APIs already (and much lower prices).
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
$5 per hour to double their income though? You'll have takers there.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
Whoa there. Not completely drop in. Definitely thoroughly go through the documentation to see where MariaDB has diverged from MySQL over the years.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
This is why they have a camera in the juicer to take a picture of the juice packet's QR code which it sends over your wifi to verify with Juicero headquarters that you are using an authentic juice packet. I'm sure with a hack saw,
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
Is "weight your equipment" a climbing phrase? Your comment if the number one result for 'climbing "weight your equipment"'.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
Some other articles have mentioned that he was previously on some pretty powerful psych meds and there weren't any found in his system by the coroner. Quitting those medications cold turkey can make someone with previously minor mental
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
You got permits for your remodel? Everyone else I know in California does it on the dl and doesn't tell the city for this reason(and many others).
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
They'd look a lot like us except they'd all be 1930s gangsters or ancient Romans.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
They don't even make the ads. Their product, like Google's is eyeballs.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
Hopefully not The Most Dangerous Game.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
Didn't some AI researcher have a quote along the lines of "AI is whatever we can't do yet"?
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
I'd love a summary when you're done. It looks interesting but intimidatingly long.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
This is how it is in Los Angeles. Lane space must be seized with an iron will. Freely giving it away is a sign of weakness that will be punished.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
Even in pretty much the worst case scenario Earth will still be more habitable than Mars. Much easier to build a bunker here.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
Reminds me of Wonko The Sane from a Douglas Adams book. He built his house as an inside out asylum to contain the entire outside world.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
It's Amazon so I assume they'll be independent contractors being horribly over-worked for minimal compensation.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
People need widgets. People are willing to work to make widgets in order to get widgets. No one has come up with a perfect solution to this problem.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
>It is therefore to predict that scientific progress will come to an unexpected, screeching halt, some time in the next decades. Until we have complete nuclear disarmament, this doesn't seem like a far fetched scenario.
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by 1812Overture 11y ago
Why are they avoiding PDO? Seems like that's what people should be moving towards in terms of flexibility and security.

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