Clent

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by Clent 3y ago
You've managed to turn this into a city vs rural problem. Of course your prefer side, rural comes out on top! What a coincidence.
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by Clent 3y ago
I find myself knowing so much less about the day-to-day personal lives of my co-workers. Perhaps this is what people are referring to as team productivity? Do some people work better as a team with that personal bond? That would result in a
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by Clent 3y ago
Not sure why the sarcasm. Security should not be implemented by anyone who is not a subject matter. It's a subject where it's easy to sound informed while being completely wrong. I'm of the opinion this should be a developmen
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by Clent 3y ago
This has been going on for about a decade now. This alone has caused me to remove myself from Google's products and services. They have unilaterally made the internet worse.
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by Clent 3y ago
Even a serial killer can give sense to their actions.
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by Clent 3y ago
Isn't it easier to assume Citi is recovering the 5% via interchange fees versus Citi is losing money every time a customer uses an advertised card feature.
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by Clent 3y ago
Anyone that brings up RFK2 does so in bad faith. The right's is pushing this guy hard as someone the left is conspiring against to silence. I've heard him compared to Bernie...by those on the right. They clearly do not understand
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by Clent 3y ago
It's not about profit. It's about controlling the experience. It's about collecting the usage data. Netflix was a first mover. Turns out they created a technologic berm instead of a moat. My question is what other industries
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by Clent 3y ago
"Find "facts" from that source that you can verify locally, and check them yourself." No. No. No. This is confirmation bias.
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by Clent 3y ago
It would incentivize them to use or lose it. The government is protecting their discovery via patent law, why is it not allowed to remove this protection. Patents and copyright are very recent inventions. Not everyone is motivated by profit
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by Clent 3y ago
Until one can lose their MBA for an ethical violation, nothing will change. I trust a lawyer more than a CEO because a lawyer has ethical obligations.
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by Clent 3y ago
I cannot imagine we'd have many chemicals left if we banned any that caused a hormone change in non-human biology. It is silly to be worried about things because the talking heads on the radio and tv told you to be afraid or worse beca
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by Clent 3y ago
In a perfect system, I wouldn't pay a penny more than your total cost. Capitalist extraction can only occur because we pretend it's not an exploitation of unequal knowledge.
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by Clent 3y ago
The license thing is because it's license them or leave them no choice but to drive without a license. Makes far more sense to blame America's driving culture rather than creating complex systems of ulterior motives.
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by Clent 3y ago
Sounds to me like you're describing a subject matter expert.
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by Clent 3y ago
This sums it up for me. Microsoft doesn't know how to create a consumer product. The Xbox owners I know were also PC gamers at some point. The PS5 is designed to play games. I don't know what the Xbox is designed for, it's co
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by Clent 3y ago
Agreed. I want to pay for content but it's either subscribe to all these services, paying cable like pricing or manage which services I'm subscribed to each month. The third alternative, the high-seas is cheaper and far less time
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by Clent 3y ago
Unfortunately, American politics end up being very divisive. The right has been calling this the China virus since the beginning. Anything that can be used to show that's 'true' will result in the right's echo chamber am
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by Clent 3y ago
Some of the concerns here are economic. Children are smart. I'm not sure gaslighting them will work. It's definitely a sign that the children are correct.
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by Clent 3y ago
No old books back then. The consequences of illiteracy is finding God through Earth. No need to find God through the Earth, if you think someone else did and wrote it down. Just gotta pick the right book.
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by Clent 3y ago
Many have. Many more will. They aren't going to announce it, that's gauche. There is a sentiment of, 'Whelp, was fun while it lasted. Remember, digg, haha. See on the next go around.'
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by Clent 3y ago
The article is suggesting a ROM, I don't think McDonalds would risk Nintendo's ire.
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by Clent 3y ago
This is where Reddit users get to prove if they have what it takes to boycott for what they believe in.
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by Clent 3y ago
Keep it in what form? How little will it take for the communities to spiral? How would a developer's performance be if you removed their tooling? Could they still develop, sure. Will they want to? Is there some where for them to move.
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by Clent 3y ago
City walks are typically paid for and maintained by the property owner. Suburban sprawl means a lot of sidewalks frontage to pay for. It's ultimately a matter of American's being silly about taxes and paying for public goods. We g
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by Clent 3y ago
Champions of executive's compensation is what the working class is fighting against. You lack of beef would classify you as their class traitor.
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by Clent 3y ago
You're describing a mental illness and yet I still agree with you.
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by Clent 3y ago
These people were associating closely with a known predator. They don't get to play it off as innocent mistake. They empowered him. Lie with pigs...they are either pedophiles or pedophile enablers. Some got bacon, these rest are covere
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by Clent 3y ago
Reverse Turing Exam in Oral Format: Subject Based. The student has to prove to the machine their capacity for intelligence on subject mater.
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by Clent 3y ago
Is it not enough to point out the ills of a system. Why gate it behind the need for a solution? Expensive is your unsupported concern. The Greeks figured this out. Why assume this needs more expense than professor to do more than grade the

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