AvenueIngres

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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Stop allysplaining
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
>I want to slap all these Show-HN innovation fetishists that reinvent the same thing over and over again. They make life worse for everyone. >we nerds are an unbearable bunch. 1/ No one forces you to use what someone show case to
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
You don't spend a year of salary on a house, most people don't have anything close to that cashflow. And here, OP is talking about their budget which implies they are taking a mortgage on at least 15 years.
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
>don't complain about rich people wanting more and more. I don't. That's the basic human thing to do and harnessing that greed has lifted billions of people out of poverty.
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Here is a link: https://archive.fo/Ro6Vc
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Oh please, I am barely holding back my tears. Is that unreasonable for people to improve their living conditions and be disappointed when those don't even match the ones of their parents? Or should they just accept the extreme poverty
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
OP is upper middle class, at best. Let's not use rethoric that would only apply to people that are actually considerably wealthy regardless of the comparative entity you choose to rank them against i.e billionaires and millionaires. A
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Is that the metric you want to choose to decide how happy you should be about a given situation? Comparative performance with people in the same demographic and income range seems a lot better. Otherwise you can pretty argue ad absurdum tha
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
>Your statement to "hire the absolute most productive" implies that no woman or black or hispanic person can be "the absolute most productive" No >Congratulations, you've exposed yourself as possessing irratio
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Honestly, the more I read about all those "diversity initiatives", "outreach campaigns" and "pushes to increase H1B" caps - the more I wonder about the intent and motivation of the people pulling the strings an
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
It sucks that people take advantage of HN's eagerness to encourage newcomers. This is toxic behavior and it must receive an appropriate response: outrage.
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
What the fuck is wrong with people, this blows.
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Not to disparage one of the four great inventions of the Chinese but Europeans invented the printing press which is kind of the crux here: massive partially automated distribution of knowledge.
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Yeah right, nothing to see here. Just a random CEO barely literate on data aggregation and a mere 1.5$Billion budget talking about profiling individual voters. Nothing can possibly go wrong.
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
>Key is the development of a single record for a voter that aggregates all that is known about them. In 2016 smart phones will be used to identify,meet, and update profiles on the voter. Matching social media profiles and online activity
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Eric Schmidt on how to identify, meet and update profiles on voter (real id.)(wikileaks.org)
11 points by AvenueIngres 10y ago|8 comments
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
>"Become a millionaire by just following my 7 simple steps!" Looks legit Medium.com to me
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Am I the only one getting title fatigue? Now I automatically skip or flag links whose title (not necessarily editorialised) are completely uninformative or deceitful.
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
And formulaformillionaires.com redirects to medium.com. Weird.
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
>saw them shove an old woman deep in prayer That's how it starts, then it escalates and finally you get crusaded against.
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
But then where do you store the nuclear waste from the reactor you had to set-up in your backyard to power your macbook?
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
New Lenovo trackpads are an absolute pain in the ass to use. I rage quit my T440s for this alone because on the long run in starts grinding your gears pretty hard. I am glad you had a good experience with it but I strongly recommend anyone
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
My laptop is my primary tool I used in my job, which allow me to support my family and myself. I spend around fifty hours a week using it. Investing in a good tool, when there is a guaranteed pay-off and productivity (or living quality) inc
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Recently bought a Macbook Pro Retina (3 months ago), the charging cable is already dying and the ethernet - usb adapter they provide is utter crap. Each of those cost an arm and honestly, maintenance costs isn't something I factored in
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Nearly All of Silicon Valley’s Political Dollars Are Going to Hillary Clinton(fivethirtyeight.com)
2 points by AvenueIngres 10y ago|0 comments
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
You are missing the point and mistaking my comment for a partisan one (though I can understand why). My point isn't that Podesta is nice or evil. Only that the people making the political structure of the US parties (here the Democrati
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Actually, my comment is (well) below zero so you can have a nice day! You can perhaps make a little effort and judge the videos on its own merits rather than using its author as a red-herring to disqualify further discussion on the matter.
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
>Trump won't have trouble finding support for his claim of a "rigged" election Trump won't have trouble with getting away saying that this election is rigged because we know it is. Anyone with a bit of a CS background
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Pebble is rather good, I would say it is easily the best price:quality smartwatch available out there.
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by AvenueIngres 10y ago
Elites that are reproducing themselves but with "old" values so-to-speak, often they have a family history of doing the same job. They work hard to maintain their living standards. To get a little more in details wrt to the demogr

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