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by c22 2y ago
Stuff like this could be an innocent attempt to obfuscate one's stylometric fingerprints. I just read around it like mistakes from ESL commenters.
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by c22 2y ago
Also don't re-use email addresses.
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by c22 2y ago
Counter-drone or other ballistic interception?
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by c22 2y ago
I'm just saying that, at least to my sensibilities, the viewpoint that leads one to be concerned about maximizing the efficiency of 150 bucks over the next 4-5 months seems incompatible with the viewpoint that it would be reasonable to
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by c22 2y ago
By that logic the watch is a non-essential luxury good so you probably should use the $150 you have now in a more productive manner regardless of potential futures.
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by c22 2y ago
The Pebble Time was $150 and the Time Steel was $250. That was also 10 years of inflation ago.
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by c22 2y ago
I think it's " toe the line", like lining up side by side with everyone else on your team.
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by c22 2y ago
But what does the NYT get out of it?
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by c22 2y ago
Yes, parental responsibility is perhaps the most critical component of kid safety. However, I know of no children who independently acquired and maintain a device with a connection to the internet. Are you entirely sure we need a government
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by c22 2y ago
Online privacy is a key component of kid's safety on the internet.
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by c22 2y ago
Okay, but if you say "pick a seat between Steve and Paul" I'm not going to sit in either lap.
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by c22 2y ago
I haven't gotten there myself, but I like to think that if I was a billionaire I'd like to see as few ripples as possible in the system that's keeping track of my billions.
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by c22 2y ago
One effect of wealth is the ability to dictate the direction of development over physical assets in the real world. I've come to realize that the personalities of those who are able to amass large amounts of wealth over their lifetime
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by c22 2y ago
I could only see this statement being accurate in a world where each generation of kids was synchronized into a discrete quanta. The continuous and arbitrary nature of birth and death in the real world makes this viewpoint somewhat incohere
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by c22 2y ago
One of the largest drivers of social issues is the magnitude of the wealth inequality that is present. Taxing the high end should help to address this. Also, I think there's a general sense that they can afford it.
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by c22 2y ago
This kind of thinking is why we're advancing significantly down the road to authoritarianism.
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by c22 2y ago
Most homeless people are more scared of you than you are of them.
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by c22 2y ago
Probably, but this is what he does after the police talk to him as well. And really, we want it this way, because the alternative is that the police rough him up or arrest him on basically random hearsay. The only other thing the police co
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by c22 2y ago
It's a bit of a chicken and egg thing because the density is a huge component of the desireability.
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by c22 2y ago
None of us are freeloaders. We all pay taxes and consume our own unique constellation of public resources. It's good that we're all different, concentration rarely ends well.
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by c22 2y ago
I can't speak for other posters but I'm personally not trying to make the argument that any one is entitled to the street parking in front of their house. I lived in a single family house in this sort of scenario for about 15 year
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by c22 2y ago
If I live in single family housing that is adjacent to a business district and I have no driveway then street parking can be pretty efficient. I can leave my car in front of my house all night long and in the daytime when I go to work peopl
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by c22 2y ago
Last time I saw a guy trying car doors I said "Hey, leave my car alone. Get the fuck out of here!" and he immediately left the area. This seems identical to the best result the police could of provided and probably was much quicke
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by c22 2y ago
Wow, this guy's wife sounds like a real catch.
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by c22 2y ago
I think the fact that we keep hearing about DOGE grey-area accessing of computer systems run by the US government and not about whatever else the Trump administration is currently doing is pretty good evidence that HN maintains a bias towar
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by c22 2y ago
Freenet has a similar vibe.
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by c22 2y ago
Just go to this URL and click the 2nd banner ad from the top. The password is the 16th word on the page.
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by c22 2y ago
The older you get the more discerning you become around what is worth caring about.
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by c22 2y ago
People are bringing their phones into the sauna?
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by c22 2y ago
Because they're trained by CIA.

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