SerLava

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>That's the purpose of the entire field of marketing, But then you went on to describe advertising. Explain how the entire field of manufacturing is not to "create things people don't need"? Can you think of any c
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>Maybe one can claim it wasn't an intentional lie, but this guy is someone who really should have known better. It would be great if an algorithm could fight this type of content, but it probably can't. But we can probably star
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We use two great project management platforms: 1. Walking around asking people what the fuck is going on 2. Outlook To wake is pain; I long for the release of death
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If you're unfamiliar with the context, Trump was actually talking about grabbing women. This is a false equivalence- Hillary would have to say that she wanted to "walk up to ghaddafi and open-hand grab his testicles" for this
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He changed in plenty of things, for example he went moderate on gun control. But he has been on the right side of a lot of social issues for a long time. Politicians everywhere have gravitated towards the same area he has also been inhabiti
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Other types of analogue gauges jiggle around.
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Superhuman APM makes it a really different game. Current Starcraft AIs can do thousands of commands per second. That means that essentially each unit has its own AI and can act independently of all the other units. There's almost no de
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I'm rocking a keyboard called Mathias Quiet Pro. As far as the feel goes, if my blue switch CM storm gaming keyboard gets an A grade, the Quiet Pro is like an A-. The Quiet Pro is barely a hair louder than the average membrane keyboard
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In this case there would be a clear motivation to exclude people of a certain race from living in your buildings. The ad content may be neutral, but the person performing the act of advertisement is racist. How about a newspaper ad that tel
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You can't make a racist housing ad and then defend yourself by saying you're not actually blocking people by race. The racist ad is a crime in itself.
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Yes, Google will never release their algorithm. They've bowed to pressure before, but for smaller issues like right to be forgotten. If Germany required them to disclose their algorithm, they would absolutely pull out of Germany. No qu
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Alright, basically I didn't want to jump straight to Hitler, because it's so overused, overdramatic and distracting. But do they actually gain credibility by being "fair" to the campaign of Hitler back from the dead? The
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At what point should the media be biased against a person? How bad do they have to be before the media is given a free pass on being against that person? Is it never acceptable to you? If it's never acceptable for the media to be again
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Pandora for jobs. :)
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Certainly not bullying. It's actually shocking to me that these studies could have been published without running a similar check on all of the arithmetic. The technology to automate this has been possible for decades.
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> (plus the ultra-tacky "faux brick on only the front of the house" trick). A nightmare. Even worse are the fake cobblestones on one side of the house, and then vinyl. It looks like a giant photo decal.
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Heh. The context makes this one-word comment feel less crappy than it should be. Seriously, Disney has no capacity to coexist with Twitter's unique value add. This is bizarre.
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Yeah and when a lot of people vote third party, it pulls a lot of politicians toward the views held by the unelected third party.
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The whole problem with the trolley problem is that it lies to you. The difference between the train track and the fat man is that the train track is obviously binary. Then the fat man problem contains words like "and pushing him is the
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>I guess it's just this perception that important people are busy Perhaps but I'm sure the primary thought in their subconscious is "don't back down or they will punish you by inventing new burdens for you."
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Don't take this the wrong way. https://www.google.com/search?num=100&biw=1119&bih=769&q=gri...
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The difference here is that most games aren't absolutely awful without the cheats. There's also: -no way to get banned for using the cheat. -a very very low barrier to entry. -the cheat is directly replacing a bugged out, missing
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There have been a lot of Pokemon core game sales and 3DS sales. That's what he's talking about. People are interested in the original games again.
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I use Google Analytics to find out! It's pretty easy to set up. So far there's a 1:1 correlation between viewing my website and sending me a non-automated LinkedIn message.
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>For example, I started to see that the notion of "selfhood" was just a social invention or cognitive construct, because I reasoned that we're just perpetually changing aspects of nature, and our separateness is just opini
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Well, then you must have clicked a different link from everybody else.
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You're hallucinating an argument right now. Nobody here wants to infringe on someone's property rights. It's a submission about why some houses are ugly, with a comment thread about why they're ugly. Your comment is bad,
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The critique was mostly of facades and the suggested changes didn't generally have a secondary effect on the layout. The layout of these McMansions is often just as bad as the external appearance.
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I'm sure it's a component for some people, but really those houses do suck. If you have a million dollars to burn on a house, just hire an architect. These houses are often built en masse to hit marketable squarefootage numbers an
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I'll add to this. Every place has its ups and downs, and the cultural distance allows Westerners to completely miss the negatives. Normally this is canceled out because the majority of nonwestern nations are visibly poor. That means it

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