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by RaceWon 7y ago
In God We Trust. After a fashion that is, because if you told your doctor you just met god, they'd lock you up for being delusional or at the minimum prescribe anti-psychotic medication. Yet Billions of people claim to believe in a &qu
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The Dunlop clan, real racers to the end(bbc.com)
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by RaceWon 7y ago
For the love of god can we please make weed legal here in the US? Anyone, anywhere can buy weed at anytime, and its been that way for like 50 fuckin years now. Can we all agree that the war on weed is over, and the US Gov't lost. WTF!!
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by RaceWon 7y ago
TBH, IMO--it seems like tech isn't for you. You seemingly have a good position that you earned--But you hate it. You have to be honest with yourself. It's impossible to know what a profession is until you actually do it. I say thi
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> So what should one do when one finds themselves being turned into roadkill under the wheels of someone else's socially useful fiction? Most people believe that they, and they alone are the guardians of universal truth. Ries and Tr
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> 2) they would have be murdered by the other commuters In the spirt of HN's policy of not being snarky I will attempt to temper my reply. As a native NYer: I find it Laughable that a Nation which, in effect, gave up its Sovereign G
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> What would they stand to gain from that? They had to use a 0day on it, they would never use that on the general public. Again that would be the beauty of it. If they did have to use a hack Apple didn't know about. We don't re
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> I’m not sure if my current job is a true reflection of what a managerial role is A person I went to grade school with is a project manager with a tech company, and I forgot more about tech and the interwebz than she ever knew. She can&
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by RaceWon 7y ago
Don't quit. You have a good title, and your staying current with new tech--Plus you teach. So when you leave, and interview you tweak the time line... no one has to know you also teach during 9-5 hours and not at night and werkends (yo
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> They did get into his phone I'm not a hacker, But I am a skeptic; wouldn't it behoove the Gov't to just pretend they had to pay a private hacker a boatload of greenbacks to crack an Iphone? I mean, that's the smart
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> I'm calling for worker coops, and worker owned businesses I'm not being argumentative here; I just want to point out that Not everyone is Brilliant and Extraordinary, at least Not in their job. On the other hand--some people
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> Author here Great article, very informative. Thank you for the effort.
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> What I'm getting at is that, its really difficult to get people to love something you build unless you love it yourself This reminded me of a quote which is totally the opposite, and imo more accurate: "Most entrepreneurs fal
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> The only places that call it lox are places that have considerable Jewish populations, even in the US. The first time I heard the word was from my GF's (and future ex-wife's) mom; whose sister was married to a Jewish man. Sad
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> So, chaos in the news and the elimination of any kind of consistent narrative from on high. Isn't this just an offshoot of The CIA's "alleged" control of the news, which dates back to the 1950's? IMO it is. Unl
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by RaceWon 7y ago
Reading the article I was reminded of the depths auto makers would sink to in order to saver pennies on every car made. On another note; am I the only person that these AOA vanes seem so hokey and inelegant to? I am not a pilot, nor a desig
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by RaceWon 7y ago
What is wrong with this Trump character? This guy actually tries to accomplish the things he said he would... WTF??
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> If you choose to state something that is demonstratively false You appear to believe that there is a systematic method in place for people who may or may not decide that they want to run for a political office: I submit that no such sy
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> Where I live they are elected Random people run for office and random people are elected. Some of these random folks Are even qualified for the posts they hold. > this type of tax won't affect them if they lease it out. That is
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> The way I see, to care for vacant property, The way I see it; an added tax will just be an encumbrance on the budding entrepreneur, who worked two jobs, and begged to get the financing on that property. She has dreams, passion and a vi
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by RaceWon 7y ago
You the man! Remember you are only in competition with yourself. Btw: protip, I don't count to 70 or 60 and usually not even 40. I'll typically count to 30; than either just additionally count to 10, or more often just to 5, and t
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by RaceWon 7y ago
> Hmm maybe the problem is actually interacting with humans naturally Almost every driver has a rythym (or pattern, if you will) to the way they drive; and we pick up on this, and interact with them accordingly on the road. Even most bad
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by RaceWon 7y ago
Take a close look at the USA Hospital (/Healthcare) business model. No payment of property taxes ("Hey, we're a non-profit--nothing to see here"). They get all kinds of Free labor ("Volunteering is good for the comm
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by RaceWon 7y ago
You don't need to go to a gym, But you do need to workout. Push-ups, sit-ups, and buy a curling bar with some weights--nothing crazy. Do a couple of sets of presses, some curls, and two other types of weight lifting exercises consisti
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by RaceWon 8y ago
> (2) I don't train my martial arts with heightened sense of danger and adrenaline, or at least, that is not my only mode of training. If anything, I am going for dead calm at high intensity. Same here, but a different life and deat
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by RaceWon 8y ago
> 1. Wages are a small portion of the total cost of everything. For example, for a place like Walmart, the bulk of their costs is the products themselves The investment retail makes to obtain goods which will be sold for a profit, is Not
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by RaceWon 8y ago
I'm too stupid to understand how raising the minimum wage to $15.00 won't increases prices to the point that someone who is earning $30.00 an hour (a pretty good mid-income wage)will no longer be able to afford to pay her bills. C
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by RaceWon 8y ago
Right, nor will they need PR from G like the rest of us do. I mean are people typing in "Fast cars I can't afford" to find Ferarri online?
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by RaceWon 8y ago
> Other possible interpretations that I thought of (for the record): I almost forgot how difficult it can be to explain the nuances of vehicle dynamics clearly and succinctly. Let's start by using the classic Grand Prix Cornering Te
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by RaceWon 8y ago
> What does this even mean? I'm guessing you're going for 'the throttle' but it's a pretty ambiguous question. I am going for the throttle (you know, to stop the car from rotating too much after I threw into that

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