Atheros

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by Atheros 9y ago
Attract rich people from where? If the presence of rich people is a problem then solving the "problem" by keeping your neighborhood shitty just means the problem becomes someone else's to bear. It doesn't actually solv
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by Atheros 9y ago
Because maglev isn't cheap. [This guy]( https://www.reddit.com/r/nyc/comments/6ogwml/ny_to_dc_in_29_... ) runs the numbers of a Hyperloop in a tunnel using maglev.
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by Atheros 9y ago
It's probably just that the photocopier enabled offices to change but didn't allow many new fundamentally different companies to come into existence which only exist because of this new tool. The bloggy technologies (Internet, sma
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by Atheros 9y ago
gesundheit
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by Atheros 9y ago
I do expect no one in the area to own a car. Cars only work in rural and suburban settings. Regarding your last paragraph, you basically just said this: https://i.redditmedia.com/ym0Xv9Jc_nVYFEsL6G5LPN07oziNzrU2ZF... Ther
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by Atheros 9y ago
> I'm not sure a few extra apartments in a city of thousands and thousands is going to reduce the value of anything nearby by any appreciable amount? No shit it won't. We need vastly more housing. But you're just being def
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by Atheros 9y ago
A national land value tax would fix it. The tax could be phased in slowly so that property prices have time to adjust downward. When it costs NIMBYs money to NIMBY they'll eventually stop.
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by Atheros 9y ago
> US courts have disagreed with you in the James Damore case U.S. courts have not yet weighed in on the James Damore case.
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by Atheros 9y ago
Words don't belong to anyone unless you register a trademark or some equivalent. People refer to cryptocurrency far more frequently than cryptographic algorithms lately; it's inevitable that they would start appropriating the shor
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by Atheros 9y ago
If your organization repeatedly rewards failure then maybe you should start thinking about switching teams or companies.
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by Atheros 9y ago
Your parents live in a bad neighborhood.
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by Atheros 9y ago
None of us are paying into social security expecting a positive return. That's why it isn't a ponzi scheme. There is no fraud involved.
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by Atheros 9y ago
Do you have a source for that? I read the same thing a while ago but couldn't find a source more recently.
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by Atheros 9y ago
Indeed. In a coffee shop, one has two priorities when talking to another person: - Being heard by the other person easily enough - Not being heard by anyone else. The second one is important so that you don't need to put as much effort
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by Atheros 9y ago
That's ludicrous. Do people not know what a limit order is? Do I walk into a car dealership and say, "Please sell me a car now. Here are all my personal and banking details. There is no price limit." What do you think is goin
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by Atheros 9y ago
https://www.vitalikwears.com/
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by Atheros 9y ago
Why are there not just jet fuel futures for them to use?
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by Atheros 9y ago
The law as plenty of experience dealing with sufficient nuance to distinguish a mistake from negligence.
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by Atheros 9y ago
But the user does experience it. Even modern cell phone voice call lag is very noticeable.
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by Atheros 9y ago
It's sad. But it's also for the greater good. Capitalism automatically makes the most efficient use of land through the use of property taxes. It's also the only reason we have cities at all- all development necessarily dis
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by Atheros 9y ago
I theorize that city subreddits are always terrible because in these we talk about issues due to our proximity to them rather than our expertise in them. Everyone in the /r/flying subreddit is interested enough in airplanes to rea
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by Atheros 9y ago
So far no one has advertised that they have completed that sort of liquidation. But they might just be being quiet as smart rich people do. We just don't know.
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by Atheros 9y ago
This is an obvious effect of Mark Zuckerburg refusing to believe in privacy contexts. Users have routed around the problem by using different accounts themselves for the different privacy contexts.
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by Atheros 9y ago
That has the same problem.
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by Atheros 9y ago
A 13.6x growth. Pretty good. But not as good as the stock market which would have given you 22.1x over the same period.
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by Atheros 9y ago
I don't think we're proposing a centralized information store- only an identity service.
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by Atheros 9y ago
It's not a question of turning down free millions of dollars. There is risk. If he puts his face on the operation he could be the subject of lawsuits if or when it blows up. It's also possible but very expensive to do an ICO and n
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by Atheros 9y ago
> storing audio recordings when the app is used to tag TV shows. And if they were truly not storing audio recordings but rather building a spectrogram of the audio and uploading that then their lawyers would argue that they were tellin
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by Atheros 9y ago
Holy shit I was wrong. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-08-08/google-fi...
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by Atheros 9y ago
Silencing future opinion is not an action without consequences either. I predict that Google will let him stay. If they fired him, no one would speak out on any sensitive subject in the future even with careful moderation. "When people

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