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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Yea, that's well known. Not just from federal law enforcement with proof of it, but twitter, youtube and facebook know it and admit to it too. Smarter Everyday interviewed all 3 and their folks talk about this directly. https:/&#
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Yea... but they dont exist in a vacuum. What can we do about people who are easily fooled by stupid crap? That's a serious question. People keep believing in the dumbest things and defend that to the death. When I was growing up, there
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I think you just fell into the trap op was referring to. Tech debt is used too broadly and has become a keyword without any real understanding. No matter what you do, there will be tech debt of some sort. There's no perfect solution wh
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Critical thinking? Is it really critical thinking to understand that people have been dishonest to make money since... oh I don't know... the past few millennia? I know it's a fairly recent concept, but I think it's happened
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
It's a laptop minus the screen... that's all it amounts to. It's a keyboard with the proc and memory underneath it. I don't understand how any of this is revolutionary or special. Hell, it doesn't even have a batter
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Y'all realize the silliness here? People are willing to end their family ties due to becoming a fan for a political figure. I don't care which side you are on, but to be hateful against someone close to you, literally an individua
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
A good base search would be "lease vs buy equipment tax benefits" for your country/state/city, just to get your feet wet. There are different incentives for different areas. From there, you should be able to google fu ar
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Um, the real reason CFOs go for cloudserver solutions is tax reasons. The tax breaks for "leasing" instead of owning, are a cheap way of an exec looking good to a board (plus it's easier to do creative accounting). I promise
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Okay, what are the rules to determining the proper sample? How can you objectively determine if one sample is better or worse than another?
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
81k is kind of a shitty sample size to make a sweeping worldwide judgement for 7+billion. Next part, since the focus of 2020 was Covid testing, I'm pretty sure flu testing resources were lessened in the process, if not borderline ignor
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Yay! Someone got the joke! Though, I'm dead inside now since people took it way too seriously and got into a pissy fit that I insinuated there are no atheists. Thank you, because for a while there, I thought I was taking crazy pills ag
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Wow... I mean... I get you're trying to understand where the misunderstanding is. But, this smells like people not understanding the difference between figurative and literal. Like right there, do I actually think this gives off a smel
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
>1) Atheists do exist. Duh? I'm super confused if my tongue-in-cheek comment went over your head or not. I do mention setting a house on fire to get someone's attention. I figured that's more than enough info to declare no
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Do a quick search on Youtube, there's a recording of I Have No Mouth read by Ellison. It's ~40min long. It's so damn good but will also put you in a nihilistic funk for a while.
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
There's a part of me that believes in this age of humanity, deep down we still question whether or not God/gods is/are real. Thus, we're trying to commit the most insane and outrageous atrocities to humanity, science and
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I'm in the same boat. I'm one of the first to pitchfork against Amazon... but this feels like we're not getting enough info to have a fair opinion. But even the article makes it seem like the guy had lots of opportunities to
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
So... you literally just described "progress" throughout all of human history. The Greeks and Roman are a good example of that. The entire back and forth history of the Silk Road (the real one). Even the Crusades had cultural dump
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
It was March or April when the NIH released a bunch of papers on diseases on either Kaggle or Github (can't exactly remember). I decided to dig into all the data for fun ("fun", it was all in json and you had to manually pars
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
While hilarious, really goes to show you how important context is to anything. It's super easy to misinterpret something based on your current personal frame of mind.
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Dude, that's a ponzi scheme with a few extra steps... ... Ah shit... Jokes aside, this is also why there are so many "haters" for such companies. A lot are the ones pointing this out since it's clear as day. But hey, peo
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I think the biggest issue: there's more money behind "successful" US series compared to "successful" British. When a show gets big, more money is dumped on it. The issue with that goes beyond the standard creative p
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
No. If you want to bring up the value of intangibles, you then dont get to cherry pick certain intangibles that prove your point as to use them as the basis for your argument. You have to take into many intangibles, both pro and against you
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Uh huh, and no one talks about the negatives of the gold standard. Wealth inequality was highest then. How high? The wealth hoard that Rockefeller had in that system equates to trillions in today's money. He would call Bezos a filthly
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I think the best intangible that needs to be taken into account is the self-righteous points. You can't put a price on how high of a high-horse you can get on. Minimalism and rent-culture is just like veganism, if you dont shove it dow
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Actually, I legit played that game on a road trip since this conversation came up with a friend right before we left (2017 timeframe). I counted and kept track. Through Colorado north bound i-25, roughly 60% were more than 1 occupant. Throu
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Not OP, but my parents came with little too. It depends on the situations. "Choosing" to come to the US for shits and giggles, you are absolutely correct on meeting substantial requirements. Refugees/Asylum-Seekers don't
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
When I first started in dev in my early 20s, I got super lucky to have a landlady who was also a VP of Tech for an insurance company. I got to know her decently. When I was emailed by my first recruiter (it was just a blanket message, but I
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
So... the bug is a feature?
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Do... do people really not drive to different places to have fun anymore or... is fun dead? There's a slightly bit more to life than just utilitarian living. In a 1 hour drive radius to where I live, I have countless many national park
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Aren't both arguments just overfitting then? The article is an overfit of a situation unique to them (great walkability and on-time, frequent public transit is not commonplace) and the OP you're replying to sees a high need of ind

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