OnlineCourage

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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
Obnoxiousness is a criteria for firing someone at your workplace?
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
> Ubuntu philosophy First off, there's no such thing as, "X philosophy." Philosophy (the noun) is a field of study, there's no such thing as, "My personal philosophy," - you don't get your own philosop
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
Judiasm says that they don't, but they do. Many Hindus believe everyone is already Hindu. Buddhism is not a religion.
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
How is an ICBM not already a lethal, autonomous robot? I think they may mean affordable lethal autonomous robots.
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
That's nonsense. If anything racism in China favors white Americans over regular Han Chinese. As a white guy who has lived in China extensively I can tell you this. Are there anti foreign sentiments which shift with political winds? Ye
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
> You can harvest any data that you want, on anybody Fear mongering. There are already laws in place about certain kinds of data such as GDPR, PCI or HIPAA. HIPPA violations can include prison time. Please be specific with what data and
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
That's super callous and cynical. "Some African governments are corrupt so don't do anything." Deaths from malaria in Africa fell from 800,000 per year in 2000 to 400,000 per year today because of the introduction of af
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
I'm from Cottage Grove area, in fact my childhood dentist was there. None of this is news, it is a terrible legacy, Cottage Grove was not the only area contaminated, much of the entire Eastern Twin Cities suburbs have problems in the w
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
No it just shows that machines do not always work.
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
The late 1400s was very far away from Nationalism. You are thinking of the early 1800s. The first truly Nationalist state was France under Napolean or some would say the USA, but even earlier USA barely held itself together for the first 20
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
That severly shortens the lifetime of an LED, like by a factor of 10. So I would guess it is not common because much of the benefit that gets marketed is the longer lifetime. It is possible to build a better dimmer switch which actually wor
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
LEDs do not flicker, it is the pulse width modulation within the control circuit which causes flicker, which ultimately is due to poor design not the LED itself. CRI is based upon the patents held by the semiconductor fab which affect the t
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
Pay for your news.
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
As someone who has hiked and canoed extensively in far flung places with and without maps - I can unequivically say that maps can be amazingly useful representations of the world or they can downright kill you with misleading info depending
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
You mean the railspike?
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by OnlineCourage 8y ago
Your example would never happen. The TOS is written referring to what it describes as, "The Services," which does not include anything other than what Eventbrite does. This clause is to prevent people from posting copywrited image
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
Article 1, section 2 of the US Constitution prohibits direct taxation. If the IRS sends you a bill, that's becoming a little more 'directy' because they are just assuming that every single head had a W2 with no deductions out
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
Not all hackathons are the same. Some are run by the participants themselves and go during the day. Is it possible for one to exploit one's own self?
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
>I’ve recently studied the criticisms of prevailing economic system, and the possibilities of radical left politics that would make “Star Trek socialism” – or Fully Automated Luxury Communism – a topic of serious political debate. His po
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
I believe their definition of electric cash, although fuzzy, included the attribute of being not tied to a bank. Are there cashless payments in London which do not in some way tie to a bank? Asking as someone not from London.
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
HN is primarily read by western web software engineers who have little incentive to understand the nuances of China for now because China's web is effectively a closed ecosystem.
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
>Why can't China now run a huge deficit like the US is expected / encouraged to do, thus becoming consumers of products built in the US and Europe, instead of the other way around? Because banks and other Govenments believe tha
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
Actually as an American you can simply go to China on a, "whatever" visa and start working on arrival, there is no enforcement of the law except if you start making real money and stepping in someone's toes. It's virtual
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
Fetish? Your question reads as a farce, because there is no, "Chinese Government," it is merely the actions of the Chinese Communist Party, which has 50 million members and is democratic within itself. What China is in terms an el
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
Much harder to fake that you have 300,000 TVs in inventory than 1,000 TVs.
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
India is a big place. To me that is like saying, "what are your views on development agencies based in the world?"
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
Never Sherlocking A Culpable, Integrated And Feasible Balanced Induction as to what that force may be!
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
"Seed capital" is how this article was categorized by the economist.
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
Are you a jerk though?
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by OnlineCourage 9y ago
I know one...he's in his late 60's and he's an IEEE fellow.

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