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by anon4 11y ago
This is just rail with person-sized vehicles. Maybe you can dub it "modular rail" to make it easier for people to grok, but it's not that weird. Also, you could have them run on the existing subway system and just build off-l
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by anon4 11y ago
It's simple. Guaranteed basic income would put a stop to that quite fast.
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by anon4 11y ago
"partly responsible" is a highly context-dependent weasel word. You can be "partly responsible" for a brick hitting you on the head, since you didn't look up. You can be "partly responsible" for being rape
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by anon4 11y ago
I dream of the day when we start making computers where a runaway process can't take away resources from the control interface. As in, you should always be able to kill a process, always be able to move and close a window and always be
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by anon4 11y ago
How has this not been hit with a million DMCA claims and erased from the internet yet?
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by anon4 11y ago
Jail is different from prison how?
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by anon4 11y ago
Both are interest-separated discussion boards. Reddit bills itself as more news-oriented, but quite often it serves as a regular threaded forum where the first post sets the context. After reddit got big, we started seeing (well, started sp
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by anon4 11y ago
>everything notable cough gamergate started on /v/ cough But I get what you're saying. /b/ really is the largest board. In a way it's meant to be the containment board, or the moat around the castle. It&
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by anon4 11y ago
1. People don't trust machines 2. No software company wants to deal with the liability issues An example of a place where technology takes over a large part of the diagnostic process is prescription glasses. Even then, after measuring
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by anon4 11y ago
My hunch is that a translation is obviously a derivative, therefore you cannot. Edit: of course now you can, but before this ruling you couldn't. Or to be pedantic, you still can't, but there's noone to stop you.
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by anon4 11y ago
What's wrong with "For he's a jolly good fellow"?
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by anon4 11y ago
If you get to the point where your song is sung at every single English-speaking home at every birthday, you have effectively captured all the market. You cannot get more successful. You reached the end game, the top score, there is no more
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by anon4 11y ago
Even if he did, wouldn't we be better off on the whole?
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by anon4 11y ago
Even better - a small "context" link you can hover and get the context right there on the front page.
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by anon4 11y ago
That might be a lot more palatable to people if it came with strings attached. Maybe if you're not allowed to marry and have children if you're on basic income? After a few generations, the problem should disappear then.
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by anon4 11y ago
Along the same lines, can we also stop talking about how the Great Recession has ended? It hasn't ended for something like 99% of people.
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by anon4 11y ago
Reminds me a bit of the doom variant that would kill a random process for each enemy you killed.
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by anon4 11y ago
What if the clone went to war with the original?
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by anon4 11y ago
I think he means "get how to deal with them", or "see them for what they are".
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by anon4 11y ago
You mean you can't just sit on a bench in the park and do nothing? Or walk up and down main street window-shopping with a bunch of friends?
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by anon4 11y ago
Sorry :) ... I do wonder if I could actually work 6hr/day whether I would spend them working harder. One can dream... Also, fuck people asking you to stay for "team morale". If you left earlier, I'd think "If I work
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by anon4 11y ago
Not the one I have to cross. The crossings are right where the exit/entry roads begin/end. Which makes sense, since that's the natural progression of the sidewalk and there are two bus stops on the roundabout, so people have
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by anon4 11y ago
Aren't they required for standard tests because you have to calculate a final answer, which is hard by hand, but you can't be allowed to use a full tablet, because it's impossible to secure against cheating?
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by anon4 11y ago
I guess you just grow up to a point, then some part does the foobar when its size reaches a critical point and baz zip nip.
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by anon4 11y ago
One more problem is pedestrian crossings. With a traditional intersection, only cars changing direction cross the path of the pedestrian. On a roundabout, when you cross one of the exit arms, your path is constantly crossed by drivers going
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by anon4 11y ago
Do you think this will change with the popularity of node.js and libuv? That is, people using said capabilities in a cross-platform manner more.
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by anon4 11y ago
People focused on innovating too quickly without building enough stability. Plus, programmers started imagining they could innovate as designers and we have Gnome 3, Unity, etc. All built for a mythical herd of grandmas who run linux, but n
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by anon4 11y ago
If you don't think this is the tightest shit ever, then get out of my face! -- Bill Nye
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by anon4 11y ago
It's not that misguided. I'm one of those people who can't really work full steam for many hours, so to get 6 real hours out of me, I need to be in the office for about 10 hours.
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by anon4 11y ago
The entire issue is kind of weird. Like, what should happen if I move from Poland to Australia? Will Microsoft have to move my data from EU datacentres to Australian ones? What if it was just one hacker in Australia logging into my account

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