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by aero142 15y ago
I think this 5 minutes applies to a lot more than just right or wrong. Intelligent design isn't an engineering decision you are talking about, it's politics. If you take the 5 minutes to think about why people believe what they do, you ca
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by aero142 15y ago
What reason do you have to believe that it is the regulation and not the considerably higher population density of Japan that leads to the better speeds?
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by aero142 15y ago
Why is this thread so filled with hate? This all sounds very reasonable to me. They clearly acknowledge that the battery must be maintained properly and they seem to be doing to the right things to minimize the risk. They then show very
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by aero142 15y ago
Like I said, I'm not trying to find out if you know a particular thing, I'm trying to figure out if you ever learn things that are deeper than the surface. So, if you don't know x86 calling conventions, fine. But if I ask several more que
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by aero142 15y ago
Wow, that is quite an article. I think it manages the rare feat of being completely wrong. Usually people write enough words that they stumble into saying something useful. Personally, I love asking esoteric questions in interviews, but n
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by aero142 15y ago
I can and do blame them for being immoral and this clearly demonstrates that they have no interest in integrity or the truth. I don't "blame" them in any legal sense however.
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Anyone have any suggestions for preventing this on sandbox systems?
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by aero142 15y ago
I find it disturbing that even though I am still against SOPA and the likes, that the opposition seems to be willfully ignoring this portion. Unless I am totally misreading it, it would be very difficult for the likes of Youtube or Faceboo
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by aero142 15y ago
Facts. Mathematics. Jokes.
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The parallel thing I see happing is the strengthening of subcultures. Although the internet is bringing the world closer together, it also seems to be allowing like minded people to build lasting subcultures. Reddit has several of these.
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by aero142 15y ago
It seems that what you are proposing is extremely difficult to actually pull off. Increasing the money supply accomplishes the same thing but is easier to actually do. Plus inflation encourages spending and investment instead of hoarding
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by aero142 15y ago
I always thought the primary belief of Keynesians was that poor aggregate demand led to recessions. Sticky nominal wages was a factor in high unemployment, but it is weak aggregate demand that was where the horns are. Therefor their solut
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by aero142 15y ago
What I don't understand is why a meeting with the government lawyer was the final action and why what they say matters? What prevents the blog owner from filing a suit to get the property returned? The government failed to provide proof t
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by aero142 15y ago
It's better with this than with a CC. You get a notification on your phone immediately, so they are likely to get caught at the moment they do it. You could walk up to the manager and say, "Hey, someone just charged me for something I didn
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by aero142 15y ago
My 2c. Netflix was trading near a 40 P/E. This usually implies that the stock price is based on a belief about a huge future growth and that they would continue adding large numbers of subscribers every month. When they reversed the tren
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by aero142 15y ago
Gold also has no fed to 'inject' money. It does have miners though. It has not crashed and appears to be more stable that fiat currencies, not less. (not a bit coin or gold standard fan here, just confused.)
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by aero142 15y ago
"homeowners pay a monthly payment for the system, at a price that’s often less than paying for energy from the grid." Is Google claiming that this is profitable overall? As in the lifetime costs for installing the solar panels on my house
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by aero142 15y ago
I've thought the same thing before. I get the feeling cops don't like traffic ticket writing, so having money going to the department ensures that their managers make sure they write tickets. This makes me think the tradeoff is between ve
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by aero142 15y ago
I'll bet these negotiations are very interesting. A few years ago I doubt the big finance companies would have embraced this with Google, but with Apple mostly likely going to announce something similar with iPhone5, Google is probably hav
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I'm unsure of what Amazon's long term plan is. Is it their hope that Congress deals with this on a national level and makes it workable? They just don't want to deal with the mess on a state by state basis?
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by aero142 15y ago
Yeah. Electronic cigarettes have been our a while now. I know several people who use them. http://e-cig.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_cigarette
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Because USG bails them out when it blows up.
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My takeaway is that nothing is secure that you can't understand simply. Complexity is almost always insecure.
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Oh, how I wish you were right about "for the good of society". I completely agree with you. However, a large section of the rest of the world talks a lot about "justice", which as far as I can tell means do they deserve to go to jail, whi
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by aero142 15y ago
I'm sure things would have been fine if she simply refused. I don't believe this is true. You are subject to a civil fine of $10,000 for leaving a security area without completing it. http://jalopnik.com/5690109/you-touch-my-junk-and-il
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by aero142 15y ago
For Reddit, a person can evaluate the quality of an article very quick and simple democracy pushes it to the top. Also, once I have read the article, I usually don't care to ever see it again. With recipes, it takes longer to evaluate, so
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by aero142 15y ago
The choice of what to, and what not to photograph, what to include inside the frame and what to leave out, can do more to change a photo's interpretation than this edit. This policy does more to give the appearance of credibility than it d
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by aero142 15y ago
Seriously? http://lmgtfy.com/?q=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F...
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What is apple getting that they wanted?
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Your comment made me realize that computers have long exhibited this property. It was always nerve racking buying a computer because you could get one twice as fast in 18 months so people were hesitant to buy. This always appears to be tr

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