Kylekramer

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by Kylekramer 8y ago
Gas also doesn't typically disappear from the fuel tank overnight cause of the weather, which was the crux of the story.
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by Kylekramer 8y ago
Why is debunking people faking stuff indicative of a pathological obsession with fame and status? Seems more like the fakers in the first place would be guilty of obsessing over fame and status.
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by Kylekramer 8y ago
Blaming suicides on people other than the suicidal person is something I also rather not assume people would intend.
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by Kylekramer 8y ago
You are saying it isn't a bluff with evidence from the potential bluffer.
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by Kylekramer 9y ago
Happens on TV relatively often. Bill O'Reilly got the boot because advertisers pulled their ads after he got caught up in sexual harassment claims. TV just has also built up years of trust with advertisers and have legal departments re
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by Kylekramer 9y ago
I think it is equally intellectually lazy to throw up your hands and claim solipsism in a murder case, particularly when there is a lot of compelling evidence. The real significance of the finger prints isn't that Syed's were ther
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by Kylekramer 9y ago
The mind can always come up with an innocent explanation if it wants to see that. He had been an ex-boyfriend for nearly a month, and no other suspects had fingerprints in the car. Not sure how you believe people are too eager to see him as
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by Kylekramer 9y ago
Murder accomplices tend to be liars. There isn't any compelling evidence of police coaching. The "critical witness" the defense failed to call disappeared for 15 years, and came back with a cash in book deal in tow once the c
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by Kylekramer 9y ago
Syed's fingerprints were in the victim's car, no other suspects were.
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by Kylekramer 9y ago
What was poor about it? All my research into the case show that the prosecution was fairly above board and comprehensive. Syed had motive, means, and opportunity. There was physical evidence, a pattern of Syed lying to police and a confessi
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by Kylekramer 9y ago
I'm sure Google's employees who can say I am a lawyer reviewed this. They've been paying Ad Block Plus to do this for years. Bringing it in house can't change the legality much.
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by Kylekramer 9y ago
I also found them to be crazy accurate for walking directions. I always think "well, I fancy myself a speedy native New Yorker amongst all that gawking tourist data Google must have, I can cut down this half hour walk by a few minutes
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
No, I don't think they are sub par. But I do think their exalted place in the Apple blog world is not earned by quality, but ad money. You don't see many of these bloggers actively using Squaresquare for anything but side projects
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
Azure itself is pretty safe from Gruber's crosshairs. Google was less successful, but there is a common trend of companies paying their way into the good graces of Apple bloggers' inner circle (Squarespace, Backblaze, Everpix).
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
Upgrade cycles shouldn't affect sales growth unless the upgrade cycle has gotten longer since the iPad's introduction.
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
Sure, he does. But it is odd rhetoric to say "Android Wear is a limited device category without an audience for x and y reasons. Apple Watch, despite suffering from x and y as well, will be different because things change".
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
My impression of Android Wear is that it’s best thought of as a wrist-worn terminal for your Android phone and for Google’s cloud-based services. An extension for your phone, not a sibling device. Android Wear devices are almost useless ot
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
Gruber knew this was coming for years ( http://blog.codinghorror.com/the-future-of-markdown/ ) and had repeatedly made it clear he dislikes the idea and won't approve. Waiting for Gruber to do something regarding Ma
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
Probably mistaken assumption given Gruber's "new syntax, new name" request: https://twitter.com/gruber/status/507651498692849665 Personally I think it is a fair compromise.
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
Selective quoting at work: Google telling the SEC "For example, a few years from now, we and other companies could be serving ads and other content on refrigerators, car dashboards, thermostats, glasses, and watches, to name just a few
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
Just because contracts are difficult to get doesn't mean you have free rein to do whatever you want. There are plenty of meaningful solutions to this "problem". Don't play music at all. Play music you are allowed to play
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
Seems to be a disconnect where Chakmakian sees one Spotify/Pandora play as equal to a radio station playing a song when they are entirely different things. 14,227 listeners is less than some college radio stations playing a song once.
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
And 50 meters can be the difference between a tow and making it, which is my point. Yes, I am aware it is a small amount. But given the drastically different experiences between "make the charger" and "not make the charger&qu
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by Kylekramer 12y ago
Given that every bit of energy gets the driver closer to their destination, your comparison seems a bit unfair. Sure, it may be a small difference in the big picture, but that small difference could be the difference between making it and h
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by Kylekramer 13y ago
What are the visible signs that "society is currently evolving in a direction of openness and transparency, and of holding those in power to account"? Sure seems like the public at large is ambivalent at best to my eyes, but love
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by Kylekramer 13y ago
I'm not seeing the strawman? Plenty of people are claiming the cost of university is more than its worth. Ariely is offering a counterpoint. Others argue that education is a right, but he isn't addressing that in this case.
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by Kylekramer 13y ago
5 available phones from a third party Amazon seller is stretching the term "widely available" a bit.
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by Kylekramer 13y ago
They don't. OEMs have to license those as well. This is making the browser more like those services on Android, not less.
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by Kylekramer 13y ago
But there's the rub: comments aren't that valuable to anyone in the game but the commenters. No major YouTuber are moving off YouTube for a different uploader. Or even considering it. The biggest moves popular YouTubers have done
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by Kylekramer 13y ago
http://www.change.org/petitions/google-keep-google-reader-ru...

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