SN76477

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by SN76477 9y ago
ahh yes, the non-algorithm - also the future. As we learn that automation sucks for human interaction
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by SN76477 9y ago
Enforcement of the law has become self-serving and those in power seem to enjoy that power. Arbitrary laws need to end. jaywalking, marijuana, escorting, a busted tail light .. these things need pep talks not forces of swat teams.
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by SN76477 9y ago
I think we are going to look back on this as a dark age of human interfaces. too much touch, not enough tactile
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by SN76477 9y ago
This is a terrible situation for the internet in America. Lawmakers are simply blind to facts and only want to feed their own egos it seems. This law is created to curb sexploitation but it will only drive it more underground. I am convince
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by SN76477 9y ago
It is all impulse with zero long term goals in America. This is infrastructure is poor in some places, some areas have failing infrastructure (such as flint MI) These types of projects require an elected official to see beyond their term li
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by SN76477 9y ago
that is the nature of things. big changes require a lot of accumulation of small things.
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by SN76477 9y ago
excellent way to put this.
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by SN76477 9y ago
I did this in the 90s, we just used card and referenced a table for whatever card was drawn.
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by SN76477 9y ago
No one wants another arms race.
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by SN76477 9y ago
A lot of things are wrong with this ad. That is a lot of money to spend without an experienced media buyer or consultant.
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by SN76477 9y ago
I think this is the problem in the USA. If someone wants to come here to work, pay taxes and be a reasonable citizen why not allow it? The system is definitely broken, I want to see change immediately.
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by SN76477 9y ago
would you say that without crime humans would be complacent?
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by SN76477 9y ago
I have been thinking lately about the purpose of crime. Obviously people get robbed and bad things happen, but what would happen in a society without crime? is it possible that crime has a larger purpose?
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by SN76477 9y ago
invisialign is for shifting, not really for repositioning.
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by SN76477 9y ago
This is what happens when you mix data with people. From what I can see you have top down management that wants to use data to make decisions. Those decisions affect people, the customers. What few big data companies understand is that you
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by SN76477 9y ago
What I do not understand is what do they think is on a phone? If they have the phone in possession, then it is assumed that it belonged to someone that has been charged. If their web of evidence relies on a single device their evidence is w
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by SN76477 9y ago
As the social pressure gets greater I hope to see more talk of freedom and democracy.
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by SN76477 9y ago
What I have seen is a lot of people in my space have dropped what they are doing to focus on blockchain/crypto. They are chasing novelty, they do not seem dedicated to their craft. I think this is a bit of a problem.
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by SN76477 9y ago
Big glasses, bigger shoulder pads. Why is this on Hacker News at all though?
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by SN76477 9y ago
I don't care for Opera, but they are agile.
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by SN76477 9y ago
I am always looking for the most fundamental answer, I think this is it.
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by SN76477 9y ago
I did go to Berea high school for a short time. 9ths grade I guess. I hung out with the nerds :D
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by SN76477 9y ago
Lakeview, probably in '88 I didnt go there long, we moved around a lot when I was a kid.
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by SN76477 9y ago
When I was young living in South Carolina there were the trashy trailer parks, but there were also nice tidy trailer parks for working class families. It was probably a bit nicer than this 30 years ago https://www.google.com&#x2F
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by SN76477 9y ago
Is it just me or do none of these voice products seem like they are ready for the consumer? I have never seen one work properly on a consistent basis.
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by SN76477 9y ago
Why not just let prisoners have free access to the phone? This has never made sense to me.
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by SN76477 9y ago
Few industries should be allowed to regulate themselves. Information, health, food and weapons are examples of company’s that need constant regulation from public bodies.
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by SN76477 9y ago
A company like Facebook need massive regulations. They are a pandoras box in my opinion.
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by SN76477 9y ago
I think that asset forfeiture is fair when found guilty. say you have commited fraud, asset forfeiture could be appropriate. What is important is that you must remain innocent until proven guilty.
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by SN76477 9y ago
Is this how we keep the poor uninformed?

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