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by bgilroy26 5y ago
Thirding Ruhlman’s twenty, mentioned here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8362053
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
>Doesn't mean I have to like them. Yes.
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
>Interstate highway system, electrical grid, internet, etc. all fall very cleanly into that bucket Insurance is another highly networked product that benefits from monopoly The insurance companies of the 19th and 20th centuries were boon
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
Before the movement of peoples accelerated greatly in the mid 20th century, identity was determined by a few factors and they were practically constitutive of who people were Think about the adhoc communal living options that are availabl
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
It's a matter of taste and taste is speech. Let it be freee
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
For baby pictures yes, for everything else, no
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
It's what Amazon calls your cloud login account Identity and Access Management (IAM)
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
There is an honest need in here, to surface unknown unknowns within the world's of consumer producta/services. It could be solved by a trade show/business fair kind of thing (maybe we would know we had solved it when B2C look
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
Thank you for your help, your time, and your consideration As I was writing this out, I recognized that the tweets from the accounts on the list I started when I hit the cap are all viewable just by visiting the list That idea already makes
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
Does anyone know how to tell Twitter engineering that they're screwing up (if indeed you believe that they are)? Does finance and marketing run the show? Should I be trying to talk to them?
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
This is awesome! I already see several topics that I am very keen to hear a solid take about what direction the current literature should head in But more importantly, this is such a humane approach to sharing knowledge because these people
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Twitter’s follow limit has been driving me mad for months
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
Hello, Based on your writing, it seems you have a level head and a good angle on world history I am hoping that if you have any books that deal in the history east of present day Germany, present day Italy, and or south of Madrid (directly&
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
Any sufficiently large group activity can become analogous to the family Sharing a government of a country, a university president, an artistic director of a theatre, a religious leader or council of elders, a chief executive officer, the h
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
That reminds me of a fun Canadian song that got passed around in the early Kazaa days (I had thought it was a Corky and the Juice Pigs song, but it is hard to attribute based on Google): T'was the Scots that built this Country https:&
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
I agree with you. I think in a world where people made enough money to eat and we didn't outlaw the stupid penny, we could keep all the pennies and offer them to people as tokens of our appreciation, then it's operating as a symbo
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
People who hate tipping should run for public office, I swear. Damn Kantians! You don't get to act as though your behavior is a categorical imperative if you don't participate in writing laws that make such imperatives a reality.
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
There is always a war on when property is not democratized. In the Anglophone world, the easiest example to think of is enclosure[1] which was a war between the mercantile class on one side and the lazier half of the lords and the little pe
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
You belong to an interesting language isolate with whoever wrote this article: SUNNY VALLI CRAG http://3.251.20.7/log-details/?log_id=490&y=2009 I was puzzled by your phrase "can't rhyme off". Google
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
They wouldn't, you're right. We will not see the NYSE shuttered in the next 4 years or Amazon's excess of revenue over expenses taxed at 100% and their money bags driven across the country in armored trucks and heaved into El
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
Thank you for writing out this comment! Even in the Age of the Internet, being able to put your hands on the right review paper is not given at all My girlfriend and I both have mental health issues and that is most of my saw in wanting to
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
Science cannot be abstracted from language. Whitehead and Bertrand Russell, Gottlob Frege, David Hilbert all operated under the idea that you might one day and you really can't. The movie Arrival (2016) explores a truly inter cultural
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
1984 grew directly out of Orwells experience in the war. POUM and Andreu Nin Perez and Leon Trotsky's treatment at the hands of Stalin and the ComIntern were very disheartening for him 1984 is very difficult to map directly on to US po
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
I read all of the replies to you looking for a positive one to vote up and couldn't find one I think your phrasing of this new problem for our society is very clear and objective. By the power invested in me as a computer possessor wit
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
What's a bot account? What's a spam?
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Public figures can use knowledge panel to monitor their search presence(civicsresources.withgoogle.com)
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
8-9 years ago there was a small movement to popularize Federal Register highlights on reddit. I hope it works someday. If there were a Federal Register fact of the day TikTokker, I would follow them
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
People online should know that George Soros is a capitalist who loves Karl Popper and named his foundation after the Open Society. Trumpism is breaking apart the Reagan coalition of economic liberalizers and social conservatives. George Sor
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by bgilroy26 6y ago
Letterboxed is a really important part of today's movie watching story
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A compliance mindset undermines antitrust reform proposals(brookings.edu)
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