JustUhThought

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by JustUhThought 10y ago
Or lobbying. Or graft/bribery. I suppose it depends on whether you are in the private sector, the public sector, or law enforcement.
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Somehow, I'm thinking such an exchange with you might not be terribly pleasant...
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by JustUhThought 10y ago
Sounds fun :) I'm in Austin, TX. Looks like you in the UK. I'm going to look into whether there is something like this locally. Thx! Also, just curious. What are your thoughts on the EU vote coming up?
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by JustUhThought 10y ago
Apologies for grammar / spelling. Typing on mobile phone, and this app I'm signed into doesn't allow for editing my comments.
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by JustUhThought 10y ago
"I don't have a problem with Google, Facebook and Twitter dominating the web as such because I don't have any accounts with them: They are commercial entities filling a need. Capitalism at work I suppose." 1. It's
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There are already a, proportionally, lot of comments of the sort "this doesn't save that much time" or "folding doesn't take that long". Then, don't buy it. But to suggest that, in America, land of the
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by JustUhThought 10y ago
Maybe you don't do laundry for other people in your family. One of my chores was laundry. For a family of 5. As a teenager, it was the pits. Anything to shave 10 mins of my chores would have sounded like a great idea.
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by JustUhThought 10y ago
This attitude, painting cognitive enhancers with a broad and critical brush, is not helping things. Cognitive enhancers have the ability to improve persona lives and and society on the whole. But, there is a double standard with all things
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by JustUhThought 10y ago
No. It doesn't. He said, whatever your neurological makeup might be, Adderall is going to be unhealthy on your heart. Adderall works primarily by switching your norepinephrine and dopamine in the brain, in all brains. From Wikipedia, n
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by JustUhThought 10y ago
Nice quote! Ty
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Well, it goes without saying, of course the "Simpsons Already Did It". :)
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People need to wake the fuck up. This is not a test. This is not a drill. I feel like a person from the movie Network. I'm mad as hell and want to shout it from my window. News like this has me gardening, biking, DIYing all sorts, swit
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Yay. Now we don't need plants to reduce the greenhouse gas CO2. We just need to turn loose this bacterium and build an economy around alcohol fuels. No need for systems thinking that involves the environment when we can create a bacter
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by JustUhThought 10y ago
Do other HN readers find themselves on the receiving end of ridicule by their fam & friends for taking this privacy stuff seriously? I'm constantly being told I'm unreasonably worried, borderline tin-hat wearing paranoid, for
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E.F. Codd (author of the whitepaper that is the foundation of all RDBMSs, for which SQL was created to query) was of the opinion that the SQL was a terrible language. His reasoning for saying so are very clearly and well speelled out in sev
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Austin-ite and Texan here. Uber sent a text to it's drivers the Friday before the vote that was a thinly veiled threat that they should vote or lose their pay check when Uber pulled out of Austin. That sort of strong arming in our elec
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by JustUhThought 10y ago
My wife completed her major comps today. We are separated and will likely be divorced soon. But looks like she'll finish. Yay...
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#DuckDuckGoLooksUnprofessional It seems pety, but I really feel the duck look is holding it back.
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Physics
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Just a thought. Maybe change the name from 'post-mortem' to, anything else before the event actually is a post-mortem.