Rogerh91

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The Most Powerful Picture of 2013 For Me(medium.com)
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by Rogerh91 13y ago
I like it. Definitely gets the point of "KISS".
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The 21st Century Prisoner’s Dilemma (medium.com)
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You know, I was just reading a WSJ special on how returning PTSD-afflicted veterans were lobotomized... Reading back on what happened to Turing and countless other homosexuals gives me those same chills. What a simple pleasure it is to live
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A Moral Opinion on Bitcoin(medium.com)
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I think you need to open yourself to exploring the option of starting your own company. Start by looking for a good co-founder on the side: once you find the right person to work with, the idea will be secondary, and this is something you c
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by Rogerh91 13y ago
The day that we realize that all human beings are worthy of the same fundamental protections we take for granted, and act on this impulse, will be a great one indeed.
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Fed Chairman Bernanke tentatively endorses bitcoin(qz.com)
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Likely Fed Chairwoman Agrees With Sen. Warren On Need For Banking Regulation(businessinsider.com)
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by Rogerh91 13y ago
The problem as I see it right now is that capital-holders are treated very well because capital can slip through borders, while labour is a bit more tricky, because it comes with the implication of having an extra person around... In an ope
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by Rogerh91 13y ago
Depends on the context of the situation. In a culture that stigmatizes receiving help this can be quite difficult, but in an open and collaborative setting that values everybody helping one another, I can see this flourishing. The experimen
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by Rogerh91 13y ago
I'm aware of the formula, the historical boundaries upon which they were set, and how section 4 could be updated beyond relying on preclearance for historically discriminatory districts. I do acknowledge that the formula is flawed and
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I do think a current justice is much more qualified to talk about how the court views and understands technology then we are... Regardless, in this case, a well-written amicus brief from technology leaders could also shape some of the ideol
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by Rogerh91 13y ago
I generally agree with you on RT, but it was the first that popped up with regards to the technology quote. I also agree that it's not as simple as liberal v conservative, but given the liberal bloc tends to vote together on issues lik
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I think in this case Scalia strongly leans to that position. He himself said: “The consequence of that is that whether the NSA can do the stuff it’s been doing ... which used to be a question for the people ... will now be resolved by the b
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by Rogerh91 13y ago
That's not my opinion, it's that of Justice Kagan. "The judges who sit on the US Supreme Court have little knowledge of Facebook, Twitter, email, or other modern capabilities, despite society's widespread use of such tec
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by Rogerh91 13y ago
1-You may be right about Alito (I hadn't specifically looked at his fourth amendment thinking, I just went on the general vibe of the rulings in which he has participated in, most notably his majority ruling in Clapper v. Amnesty) htt
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by Rogerh91 13y ago
He surprised me as well in that ruling, him and Thomas both actually. But I think they were both reading from a strict fourth amendment position of the privacy expected within a home---something that could be easily conceptualized from an o
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by Rogerh91 13y ago
Huge deal, as this will most likely set the stage for a Supreme Court ruling that will define this generation's privacy rights. The liberal justices voted as a bloc together in CLAPPER, DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE, ET AL. v. AMN
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At the end of it all, any business should be about creating a great connection between the end user and their solution. By humanizing the solution, and making it so much more approachable, you make yourself distinct, in a way that a rival c
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by Rogerh91 13y ago
Good piece. I'd add that reforming FISC would be another bullet item in of itself, from appointing adversarial representatives, to shedding light on the judicial underpinnings of justified mass metadata collection (the rulings that hav