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Doxterpepper
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Doxterpepper
7y ago
> "I've also noticed that when they notice movement in their peripheral, they start driving forward even when the light is red." This has been the case for years. When people aren't paying attention they are pavlovian
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7y ago
> They aren’t paying attention and when the light turns green they may either hit a pedestrian as they hurry to move... This sounds like a different issue that can arise without phones being involved. Just because you look at your phone
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7y ago
I think his point is that the consequences of climate change are still down the road and just how bad it will be is yet to be seen. Harder to get people around on big changes due to climate change since we're a couple years off from bi
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7y ago
Frank Herbert was preparing us for the Butlerian Jihad
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7y ago
I'm right there with you. Most people write it off as paranoia and give the tired "Doesn't matter if you have nothing to hide". I think the problem is the only reason we have to convince people to change is just principl
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7y ago
> The focus was fighter jocks, but I doubt most will end up flying commercially My understanding from folks I've talked to in the airline business is that they generally want people who flew fighters. Those people who have previousl
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7y ago
> Given the level of dangerous stupidity they displayed Wouldn't that apply to most car accidents on the road? Stupid decisions by at least one party leading to someone's insurance paying the bills?
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7y ago
Is it not unreasonable to believe that some things worth knowing or doing (A) are worth the prerequisite work (B)? If your class on data mining requires fundamentals in advanced databases why is it unreasonable to require people have taken
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8y ago
So they basically give a political Voigt-Kampff test as part of their interview process?
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8y ago
What's the point of strong typing if it only saves you most of the time?
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8y ago
If you have Spotify premium then yes. I've had premium for some time now so I don't know if it's changed but without premium shuffle is always toggled. So without premium you could listen to dark side of the moon, but it'