BigChiefSmokem

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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
3 strikes and death sentences don't pass the smell test with it comes to "reforming" people, so we need to be honest about what we really want - is it to reform people or just exile them? Everyone is being disingenuous here.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
I'm up voting your comment, people on this site can be ridiculous.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
If my IP can be protected, then yes it is probably infinite times better for it to be a Freedom Trade Port than the Port of The Dictator's Party
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
Globalism is not very popular in the West right now.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
To pick up the other kids on a long route.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
Our King wears no clothes. We desperately could use a Queen and some manners right about now.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
Stop allowing articles behind pay and tracking walls.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
I would never invest in anything like this because we should all be making strides to kill email not make it better or owning it or building services around 40 year old tech.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
It's their CEO's personality to do things slowly.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
The U.S. Constitution does not apply to non-citizens because the United States of America has NO sovereignty outside its borders. Human rights treaties should be arranged through the U.N. as intended that's why it was chartered, if we
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
The solution here is that the U.S. Constitution should apply to U.S. Citizens at the border or in any territory, anyone else does not get the benefit of a warrant.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
It wouldn't matter either way. You may have missed the part about me doing this specifically so I can raise everyone's salaries, not because I'm sharing secrets or being a braggart or some mundane thing like that.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
And the data is "racist" as well because...? This whole topic is racially charged because incarceration rates are a race issue and you are being disingenuous with your comment pretending the problem with facial recognition can s
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
I tell my co-workers what my salary is and what raises I get at lunch specifically so I can raise the tide around me.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
Influence.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
I'm having a hard time picturing exactly what could be so hard about getting Comic Sans "ready" in time.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
That is not true. My new 2019 Mustang EcoBoost has 310hp and 350ft/lb of torque (key for acceleration) and is considered an entry-level mid-range vehicle. As recently as the early 2000s anything past 300hp was considered a race car. Ad
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
Financial aid (FAFSA) is a federal program (meaning public tax dollars are used to keep it running) that channels a lot of money to all schools, including the Ivy League. I'd argue in a court of law that assistance to their student bod
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
Reminds me of a Nintendo DS or the old T-Mobile Sidekick
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
Another multiple fail-preneur article from Medium? Downvote as you see fit but come on HN you are better than this. This one is especially bad... "There is this perception that in order to get into IT and do well in it, you need to kno
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
I got asked for SIX (6) professional references at my last interview. Is that normal? Seems ridiculously excessive.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
I found out that Tesla's autopilot technology can't even really detect stationary objects. Albeit this is hard technically as it's actually a point of reference physics problem but the writing on the wall is clear: marketing
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
I just learned that hay and straw are different things. Thanks!
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
Our current administration's push towards Isolationism and against Globalism has hit the hills of Silicon Valley. Personally, I agree with the U.S. Govt here. I don't trust China either and neither should Google after they were ef
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
So is Bill Gates really a humanitarian and a supporter of human rights? We'll find out now. You can take all that spiel* about Data Privacy being a Human Right and toss it out the window as well, Microsoft. * https://www.stuf
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
Could you explain your reasoning? Just curious.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
From last year's merger notes: "As part of the Disney-Fox merger, 21st Century Fox will spin off Fox News, Fox Business, and the Fox broadcasting network into a new, separately traded company... The new company under which Fox New
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
I'm in LA and I pay Spectrum $54 a month for 100mb and saw that their gigabit service is $104 a month for new subscribers.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
The coal industry deserves the same respect they show Silicon Valley and my peers, which is none.
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by BigChiefSmokem 8y ago
You are thinking of Arthur Eddington. But yeah Einstein never got fully comfortable with many ideas, even the ones that his work helped to pioneer, like quantum physics and black holes.

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