Camillo

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by Camillo 9y ago
The font on this page is insanely thin on my browser (Chrome, OS X).
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by Camillo 9y ago
The legal pedigree matters if you want to get the law abolished or changed by the Supreme Court. But in theory it is also possible to have representatives vote on new laws, exercising the legislative power in what is its nominal seat.
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by Camillo 9y ago
Chicago uses a similar system.
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by Camillo 9y ago
I didn't say go to the student and blackmail him. I said go straight to the university.
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by Camillo 9y ago
Why didn't your friend go to the student's university and tell them the student was paying people to do his assignments? I bet he would have changed his tune right quick.
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by Camillo 9y ago
Wealth concentration was the goal, globalization was the means. The rich saw a great arbitrage opportunity in the fact that the price of labor (and its legal rights) in the developing world was much lower than in the first world. In the lat
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by Camillo 9y ago
No. The only organization I belong to is my employer.
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by Camillo 9y ago
What if you get a noisy neighbor who isn't an AirBnB guest, but lives there permanently? That seems worse. Do you have no recourse in that case?
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by Camillo 9y ago
> You can imagine why this market exists in Italy: the hotels in every city are geared toward tourists (thus, lots of $$$) but Italians have such a beautiful (and geographically small) country, and they needed a way to do local tourism a
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by Camillo 9y ago
Could you do the stack chart by percentage of the total?
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by Camillo 9y ago
The mention of ISIS is a smokescreen. Even though terrorism was used as an early justification of it, in practice the "hate speech" label is almost always used for far less violent ideas and people. In fact, it is more likely to b
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by Camillo 9y ago
"Terrorism is an attack on open societies, and addressing the threat posed by violence and hate is a critical challenge for us all." [0] "Over the past weeks, we have begun working with more than 15 additional expert NGOs and
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by Camillo 9y ago
Public baths in Japan also typically ban guests with tattoos, because tattoos are associated with the Yakuza in Japanese culture, and the presence of Yakuza would make other guests uncomfortable. Imagine doing anything even remotely similar
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by Camillo 9y ago
Ten dollar bucks.
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by Camillo 9y ago
Calling it "Google Pik" implies that it's an official Google project, but the page explicitly says it is not. The post title should be changed to remove Google to avoid confusion.
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by Camillo 9y ago
You have to say it's Japan, though. Otherwise people may hear "Fukushima" and think it's in Germany.
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by Camillo 9y ago
When you scroll down on the page, the logo at the top suddenly animates and contracts horizontally. The "Dropbox" word disappears and only the box logo remains. This serves no visible purpose and merely serves to distract the read
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by Camillo 9y ago
I've often wondered about India's remarkable lack of progress compared to China. I would be interested in reading more about the causes.
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by Camillo 9y ago
Where are the Asians on these graphs?
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by Camillo 9y ago
True, but that's not at all what I meant. I'm not saying it's ok for tech to do bad things because of other good things it has done. I am saying that it is wrong to accuse tech, on the whole, of "making race and gender d
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by Camillo 9y ago
Sorry about that. Please go ahead and remove the comment, I can't.
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by Camillo 9y ago
> Auckland University computer science associate professor Ian Watson, said this was a problem because the mostly 20-something-year-old, caucasian males creating apps were making race and gender divides worse. Oh, fuck you and the horse
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by Camillo 9y ago
Why can't they go to the gate with the court order and a sheriff and cut the lock?
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by Camillo 9y ago
Reading these articles is like listening to five year olds arguing. "These guys says it's enough!" "These other guys say it's not!" "But what if it's cloudy?" You can picture the journalist holdi
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by Camillo 9y ago
It seems that not having to have pilots onboard would make things easier, though.
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by Camillo 9y ago
It also describes California's entire proposition system!
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by Camillo 9y ago
Some people still do it. I've seen it this year in Akasaka.
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by Camillo 9y ago
Hey, it's a job. If your company wants you to build something useless, and it is not your responsibility to determine whether the idea is sound or not, just build it. Of course, this decreases the immaterial part of your value equation
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by Camillo 9y ago
I can't believe you missed the opportunity to call this "SteamVR & Knuckles". dang, could you fix this criminal oversight? The current title does not match the original title anyway.
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by Camillo 9y ago
So all black olives in the US are artificially ripened?

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