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by cbozeman 6y ago
Really glad I decided to go with a TP-Link Omada network over Ubiquiti now. My TL-R605 router, OC300, HD660s, and 8 port 2.5 gigabit switch are going strong, and I put the whole network together for under $1000.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
> Maybe it preocupies them a great deal but I did not care to hear any of it, nor asked about it, it was them who sought to share their opinion on the matter. Congratulations, now you know how most American atheists feel about religious
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by cbozeman 6y ago
I feel like the key takeaway here is / was: > her having more relevant knowledge of the problem space (by her own estimation) That sounds an awfully lot like, "We investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong." I r
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by cbozeman 6y ago
> Truths can be devastatingly harmful with no discernible benefit. I completely and utterly disagree with this statement, but I want to try to see how you personally parse this out, so give me an example where this might be the case, if
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by cbozeman 6y ago
> Is it lying if it's just an omission of truth? Yes. It's literally called "lying by omission". > Is it lying if I believe it is true? Yes. I'm struggling to keep from bursting out laughing because the answer
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Well to be fair, you shouldn't accuse someone of something they aren't, or something they didn't do. For instance, it'd be incredibly unfair for me to accuse you of being a jackass for a comment like this, when I know no
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Yes. They are. In a place that's owned by their employer. Being monitored like this in your own home is downright insulting.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
I'll see if I can dig up the results...
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Haha, wow... my insurance company actually paid for their test for me years ago. I'm tempted to share mine here too, just to see if we both had the exact same results as well.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
I think its fucking fabulous. At a society level, companies and billionaires are outsourcing every goddamn thing they can to anywhere but America and Americans, and unfortunately that extends to other Western nations as well now. They only
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by cbozeman 6y ago
> Given this, it would be cruel to come down hard on any particular student for cheating. That's why you have to come down hard on everyone.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Ain't that the bitch of freedom? You have to put up with what other people do with it.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
I sort of want to cure autism so I never have to see posts like this again, but I also don't want to lose /r/wallstreetbets... talk about a catch-22. This isn't sarcasm, by the way; I'm genuinely conflicted.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
It's not trolling, it's sarcasm, although with the crippling inability of far too many HN posters to recognize sarcasm, even when its glaringly obvious, I understand why someone might think it's trolling.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
I absolutely believe he's a genius, just not in the way of Einstein or Tesla. He's a genius at assembling people in order to execute a vision, and when I say genius, I don't mean the layperson's definition of "reall
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by cbozeman 6y ago
And that's a bad thing because...? The Federal Government has consistently funded some of our most important projects. The Human Genome Project, for instance.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
In the Ian Fleming novels, James Bond is clearly intended to be in his late 30s / early 40s. The same seems to hold true for all the movies. Bond is not a young man by any stretch of the imagination. He is a world-weary traveler well-v
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Neuralink's being actively developed right now. Hyperloop was an idea and nothing more. He never said he was personally committed to developing that, hence third-parties working on it. Interplanetary travel? Starship is actively going
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Humans are absolutely the subject of scrutiny for this video, and anything else that will ever be related to autonomous driving, because we're the only other source of drivers for automobiles. The only bar to clear, and I mean the
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Peter Thiel once said, "Never bet against Elon Musk." Elon said he was going to build a private space launch company. He did. Elon said he was going to build an electric car company. He did. Elon said he was going to build a $35,0
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by cbozeman 6y ago
This is awful, but it did make me laugh out loud. That said, I have a lot of faith in Papa Musk and his team. I think this nut will be cracked eventually, but its just going to take a lot of time to do so - far more than the timeline he ini
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by cbozeman 6y ago
You asked, "What market is there for big hard drives outside of FAANG [etc.]?" I answered. The home prosumer market. And if anyone ever bothered to develop a multi-terabyte solution for "normal people", whereby they coul
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by cbozeman 6y ago
And what exactly are people going to use? I can get a used server on eBay with 96 TB of storage, usually in 12 x 8TB configs for around $2000 - $2500. Flash drives? I'll spend 10 times that... hell, probably more. I love having my movi
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by cbozeman 6y ago
I'm shocked he can't. All you have to do is look at the bell curve for IQ and see where this all leads, and its nowhere pretty. A person with an 85 IQ or below is too dumb to even be in the Army, even doing the most basic of tasks
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Well if you look at almost all people, they can't either. Job retraining has an abysmal success rate. I don't think it's even 10%, last time I looked into it. That's why all the "Learn 2 Code" shit that Huff Po
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by cbozeman 6y ago
"There's always money in the banana stand."
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Your third point is the second most important, but the most important is number one by far. People are willing to let social media turn into a shitshow because they're not invested. It didn't cost them anything and it doesn't
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by cbozeman 6y ago
I'm fine with that... but these platforms aren't. These platforms are driven by what Eric Weinstein, correctly I think, calls E.G.O.s, or Embedded Growth Obligations. You can't convince a venture capitalist to fund something
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by cbozeman 6y ago
> Some people don't want to understand that there are discussion places which limit certain topics. Twitter and Facebook aren't such spaces. They're both based on models of unlimited growth, which means you're going t
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by cbozeman 6y ago
You were doing pretty good right up until you tried to channel GamerGame... that was a huge mistake. I get that you believe the "Official Party Line"(TM), but a lot of people don't, and a lot of us watched this whole thing un

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