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LanceH
5y ago
Not saying they got all tech decisions right, but they did handle it by falling back many steps, using current knowledge to build crude antique tech. They had more concern with bootstrapping than jumping straight to launching satellites.
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5y ago
My kids are involved with wrestling and the sport is generally all about getting more people involved in anyway possible. There are rules for the deaf to allow a translator to walk around the outside of the mat to sign. There are rules fo
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LanceH
5y ago
What's the political take? Calling it unlawful? How is the mandate doing in court so far? There are numerous videos over the last 1.5 years of high ranking officials saying the federal government doesn't have the authority to f
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LanceH
5y ago
> “I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it”. Yea, they didn't really say anything like that. They're saying Veritas are scumbags and the FBI might be wrong but should proceed with over
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5y ago
> Do you think people who voluntarily install equipment to stop them from driving drunk are the people that need it? No, I absolutely don't think they need it. Nor do I need it. But the discussion is about putting it in cars for e
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LanceH
5y ago
>> I'm sure they haven't and I'm sure they think they don't need them. > Source please. Source - me. I'm sure. Please read carefully. Also, it's not like they've presented large scale trials of
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LanceH
5y ago
> However, I can with zero hypocrisy argue that everyone should have to do this before being allowed on the road, including myself. We can't tell who needs to have these installed, so we have to specify "everybody" for it
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5y ago
> If you found out that many members of MADD had installed these devices would it change your opinion on requiring it for everyone else? At least I would respect the argument. Right now I see too many people proposing the use of force t
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LanceH
5y ago
Whenever someone is pushing a mandate on someone else, I wish they would be called out if they are already following that mandate. In this case it would be asked of those from MADD, "Have you installed these devices yourselves?"
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LanceH
5y ago
The infuriating thing is they don't even address the loss of the count as a tool to identify crap videos.
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LanceH
5y ago
There are way too many 15 minute videos along the lines of "How to do X in Y" which should be 30 seconds long. The downvotes are telltale for these, then the most upvoted comment tends to be, "actual answer at 13:30". O
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LanceH
5y ago
I would have things like pointer math, programmer responsibility for memory and other resource management. Rust seems to be working exactly along this line of thinking -- at least their obsession with "safety".
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LanceH
5y ago
You continue to perpetrate the academic fraud in exchange for your PhD.
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LanceH
5y ago
For a lot of people -- apparently -- the answer to that question can vary based upon their association with the perpetrator.
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LanceH
5y ago
4.3 * 17 = 731 -- seemingly every kid who challenges that teacher and can't sanity check their calculator math.
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LanceH
5y ago
A Broker Price Opinion (BPO) is typically set by appraisal, comparable sales and comparable listings. Depending on how cookie cutter the neighborhood is, there are many different levels of "appraisal" from drive by photos to a de
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LanceH
5y ago
My opinion of the problem is one specific type of communication. The guilty parties include both the left and right politically, as well as anyone else with an axe to grind about something. These people communicate not like they are having
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LanceH
5y ago
They have the relief of whitelisting IP's. Have at it :)
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LanceH
5y ago
"I'm not doing what I was hired to do" is my rephrasing of "utter shitshow" for the interview.
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LanceH
5y ago
I have once typed "ROLLBACK" in order to get my heart started again -- I had updated the users table.
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LanceH
5y ago
The joke as I heard it in the 80's -- and I have no reason to think it was new then -- went something like: Physics is just applied math, chemistry is applied physics, etc... I've always liked the view that Physics is just experim
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LanceH
5y ago
And the joke is way, way older than that.
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LanceH
5y ago
Locking someone in a bathroom is false imprisonment and not really a clever way of playing the game. If this were a tournament it would be easy enough to get the referee's ruling reversed by threatening arrest of the players guilty of
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LanceH
5y ago
It would depend on how cheating is defined. Take chess for example. Online it is considered enough that you've played too consistently beyond human capability in order to be deemed a cheater. This isn't proof, though, it just th
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LanceH
5y ago
I think HN really hates the histrionics that started this thread, "They heroically died for our capitalist masters". When people talk about HN becoming Reddit, this is one of the things they are talking about.
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LanceH
5y ago
It is an variable that very obviously needs to be controlled and is worth mentioning.
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LanceH
5y ago
So they've built something to assist where the body is at it's weakest... The point is that this is a realistic movement people can find themselves doing and this is research into making that better/safer. In complete isolati
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LanceH
5y ago
There are explanations for why these stories come out about Amazon needing to be unionized that which can put bad actors on either side of those stories. I'm not anti-union, but I'm amazed that so many people view them as 100% pur
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LanceH
5y ago
It only takes one choke point or low bridge or prohibited route to ruin your whole trip. While 99% of US roads may be bigger and wider, 1% of a 400 mile daily trip can cause major problems.
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5y ago
> one of those companies were charged (more's the pity). I understand the sentiment that "it takes two", but I'm of the opinion that it's the one accepting bribes that is the root cause of the problem. It is the
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