aanm1988

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by aanm1988 10y ago
> It is constitutionally impossible to disband the House of Representatives and switch to proportional representation the constitution dictates how representatives are apportioned and sets out the rules for how election laws are handled.
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> Each account holder resides in the United States, the crimes they are suspected of committing occurred solely in the United States, and the electronic data at issue was exchanged between persons located in the United States. I don&#x27
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I wonder how much work the government could reasonably crowdsource. From license.md on their github > We hope to also support GPLv3 for a project, but the weirdness of not having copyright makes that a little more difficult. Are they mea
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by aanm1988 10y ago
I phrased it poorly then. They seem to do what they want, flouting both outdated taxi medallion regulations and others which were put in place for reasonable reasons.
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Yet more "just sacrifice more" rhetoric.
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> how many people, riders, pedestrians and drivers does Uber have to kill I don't think you can really pin accidents on Uber. Then again their drivers are constantly fucking up traffic, so maybe. I agree with you though. But people
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> I am pleased with how quickly Travis has responded to this I'm not sure how much credit "Boober" deserves when he's the one in charge and has allowed it to get this point.
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My point is you can only tell people they can just make do with less and less for so long before you have to admit that maybe lifestyle isn't the real problem.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
This honestly just annoyed me to read. To put it bluntly, I'm sick of old people telling people in their 20s that the reason why they are having a lousy time is because they dare to get a fucking smartphone plan and a decent pair of sh
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> Semantics I don't think it is. I really don't like being involved in figuring out how much someone should be paid.
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> I'd rather just attach a 10-20% fee instead of needlessly evaluating someone else's performance with every delivery. When seattle raised the minimum wage a bunch of places started doing exactly that. I like it better. A few p
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> Missile? Laser? That's insane. As someone who's worked on UAVs quite a bit, the only thing I'd consider taking them out with - in a situation which necessitated it, like a terrorist attack - is guns. Laser systems would
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by aanm1988 10y ago
Which really, should be whatever they need to do. The twist being at any point you should say "No, I'm staying in Canada" and they should say okay bye.
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I've found the Canadian guards meaner, and I'm a Canadian citizen.
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How do you figure? Assuming ranges are A-B, where A <= B (you could like one season) and A, B are in [1, 28] then there should be just 406 ranges (28 that start at season 1, 27 at 2, etc...).
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by aanm1988 10y ago
I for one am glad we have not gone down the path of the hellhole that is Australia.
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Felons went to prison, they paid their debt to society. Why are you so insistent on them coming out into as shitty a situation as possible? DO you like high recidivism?
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> When productivity led to vast profits in America’s auto industry, unions ensured that pay rose accordingly. Corporate efforts to keep profits high by keeping pay low were countered by a robust federal minimum wage and time-and-a-half
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> Blame the media industry for forcing it. No, I'll blame the ad company pushing it into the browser.
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Why do I suspect the real reason boils down to "it makes me feel special"
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> An old colleague of mine is working at Uber, and he says the working times are flexible, but more than 40 hours per week. And they have over 1000 microservices. And its normal to rewrite them often. To me that seems like a bad architec
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> We don't need these cheap media that just reprint propaganda-style sponsored stories. What's destroying journalism is people like you calling out media as propaganda, fake news, etc...
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Bolt is their electric model. They are adding self driving tech. Why rename it?
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by aanm1988 10y ago
I don't think people who say "I'm a conservative (now) because censorship on the left" had particularly strong liberal principles to begin with. edit: I mean people who flip. To be clear, I'm saying I have objection
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Is LA a fair example?
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by aanm1988 10y ago
> Why should we deliberately under-provision transit No one is suggesting that. Make transit great. I'll pay more in tax if need be. I just don't want to be told that I have a choice between shitty transit or a deliberately shi
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by aanm1988 10y ago
> Many people—transit boosters, cyclists, planners, environmentalists, safety advocates—look at the end result of all this, and understandably reach the conclusion that cars are the enemy. The overriding policy question, then, becomes: “
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If you're a software dev, don't move to Canada.
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> a plane simulation where being able to easily look around you would be exhilarating and useful. You can do that with FSX, X Plane, Elite Dangerous. The hardware requirements are just ridiculous.
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I don't know, I just consider a rather nasty move to hand your employees piles of options with no intention of ever going public and making them worth something.

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