Nelson69

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by Nelson69 9y ago
I think impacting everyone is a big part of the idea. I'm all for every possible tactical advantages if we're risking the lives of our youth and I don't know that a full vote in both the house and senate in order to wage wa
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by Nelson69 9y ago
Or you could make it even more simple and leave "customer service" out of it.
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by Nelson69 9y ago
This case seems a little different in that it's pretty difficult to not have your personal information in their system. You roll in to Target or Home Depot, you decide to pay with a check, card or cash. You decide to give them your in
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by Nelson69 9y ago
If you use a loyalty card at a Kroger owned store, they'll tell you if something is flagged for contamination, it's an automated call system. There is already pretty reasonable tracking on the industry side of the food equation
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by Nelson69 9y ago
For big computers, C is good for systems programming because everyone else uses it and because of the titanic effort that has been put in to building really good optimizing C compilers. UNIX came along but when C killed pascal, IBM, Micros
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by Nelson69 9y ago
It's sort of silly but it's sort of not. The evidence suggests that a few really big hits doesn't do it, it's repeated medium sized head traumas that does. (ie: it happens to line men more frequently out of footballer
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by Nelson69 9y ago
But isn't part of that the perceived corruption in boxing? MMA has stepped in and there are youth MMA "academies" all over the place. I know MMA fans might take exception but I think I'd lump them in with boxing fans of
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by Nelson69 9y ago
It will? As long as there are poor people with some athletic ability and fans willing to watch them, there will be grid iron football players.
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by Nelson69 9y ago
So fundamentally as an angel you're in early. That usually means that you face dilution. I also wouldn't think it would be that unusual for the business to make a pretty dramatic pivot or two and that initial angel investment m
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by Nelson69 9y ago
May I ask where you live to get the drilling done in that price range? Just curious. At $10k it's insanely compelling.
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by Nelson69 9y ago
Is that established? I believe that there are major giant cities that operate with a lower CO2 footprint than suburban and rural areas might, per capita. But there is the cost of all the CO2 that allowed that urbanization; NYC didn&#x27
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by Nelson69 9y ago
In the designing of CPUs or if they are designed for running various neural networks? Because Nvidia seemed to be building giant products aimed pretty much exclusively at that. Google has their own "TPUs" for that. Intel&#x27
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by Nelson69 9y ago
Give Roverandom a try, I thought it turned out pretty good.
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by Nelson69 9y ago
Aqui-hire. Google already established Levandowski as a hundred-millon dollar man, didn't they? It's complete BS but that's the reason for the valuation, he can do it, Google already paid him that much and he 'wanted to
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by Nelson69 9y ago
Questions... This is civil, so a preponderance of evidence is the burden here. Can he fight that at all without talking? Google has a ton of evidence that he 'downloaded' a lot of stuff. It's not a big jump to see Otto&#
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by Nelson69 9y ago
Isn't the selling point aesthetics? It's very clearly not for everybody, not yet, anyways. In Colorado it's against the laws for HOAs to ban solar systems, there are some tricks though because they can require certain roofs
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by Nelson69 9y ago
Aren't the interest rates and credit ratings supposed to factor that in?
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by Nelson69 9y ago
What's Google's policy on side businesses? They're cool if you work on self-driving cars and start LIDAR and "self-driving truck" side projects? Did Levandowski have some sort of special pass due to the unicorn nat
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by Nelson69 9y ago
After 14 weeks? I'd side on which ever side was going to prevail with my vote. I think I'd just want it to be over and get back to repairing the damage to my life that 14 weeks on a jury inflicted.
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by Nelson69 10y ago
How old are you and do you need to "believe?" When I was younger, I couldn't really push hard and work really hard unless I believed in the mission. I had to have that passion fuel to do it. It's fun, it feels good wh
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by Nelson69 10y ago
Sure it could. At the same time, this company has printed money for 30 years, not just beat the competition but killed the competition in many cases, and even made that an internal mantra. They have a pile of very smart people, money,
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by Nelson69 10y ago
Can you qualify that third point? What's considered reliance? What's the name of some place that stopped using email? I can see a drop in businesses that are running their own email, and that outsourcing maybe represents a big
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by Nelson69 10y ago
How would a warrant work in this case? BestBuy reports that they found child porn, but proceeds to give the computer back to the owner? Is that legal or are they trafficking? Meanwhile the FBI goes and requests a warrant based upon what the
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by Nelson69 10y ago
Anyone remember Sun's "blackbox?" https://www.engadget.com/2006/10/18/suns-project-blackbox-da... I can't find the original stuff anymore, the "martian picture" was actually in S
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by Nelson69 10y ago
Is it limited to audio output? What about the playing quality or the emotional aspect of playing a great instrument played by other great musicians? There are an awful lot of variables, especially regarding listening conditions. And then
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by Nelson69 10y ago
Is this a policy problem? I'd entertain a discussion that it was a policy problem and we should have had plans as we engaged in freer trade and globalization and saw imports starting to eat away at these jobs. I don't think ther
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by Nelson69 10y ago
There are 2 factors here. 1) If he's simply a mediocre IT jockey and then his NSA contractor status resulted in him pulling in $200+k a year, that's a bad look. 2) If he's average and he somehow managed to defeat the NSA at
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by Nelson69 10y ago
Is there anything that competes with that in terms of catalog? Redbox has replaced all the local rental places around here (Colorado) If something isn't streamed then dvd.netflix.com is the only option I know of.
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by Nelson69 10y ago
I was going to mention this. Is there anything worse than getting in to a show and then comes that shark jumping season? THey are far more obvious with binge watching too. It seems like in the old days, network series (22-24 shows per sea
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by Nelson69 10y ago
I, too, kind of like it. Conceptually to me, it's a media player and store and that doesn't seem like it's doing "too much." Splitting out iBooks made sense. Splitting out device sync makes a ton of sense and I

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