AmpsterMan

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   by AmpsterMan 7y ago

   The assumption there is that the current system is already highly innovative in the U.S., which is generally accepted as true.
2. 122.▲
   by AmpsterMan 7y ago

   >The US is an extreme example of a system that optimizes totally for choice...and it achieves that aim. I'm not sure this is true, or at least, I don't understand what pre-requisites for this to be true the U.S. posseses. Insur
3. 123.▲
   by AmpsterMan 7y ago

   I lived on the corner of 7th Terrace and 109th AVE during my senior year. I could see the bridge being built from my bedroom window; I would cross 8th Street to go to school everyday. The bridge collapsing was one of the most surreal experi
4. 124.▲
   by AmpsterMan 7y ago

   This is one of those paradigms that I don't understand in Java. It's the most trivial of trivial encapsulations.
5. 125.▲
   by AmpsterMan 7y ago

   I was lived in Spain for some time not too long ago. Wife and I visited Pontevedra and we fell in love. I wish there were some way for me to get a good remote job and live there.