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by chrismcb 4y ago
Are you sure? We've been redesigning everything for years because is car wrecks. Cars are safer today because of it. For both passengers and pedestrians. Roads have been rebuilt. Deaths, pretty million, has been decreasing for the las
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by chrismcb 4y ago
But why? I realize that there is an arbitrary 10000 number that governments use to spy on it's people. But why? Why should the people follow these insane rules? In the us this is potentially unconstitutional unless it is interstate tra
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Why should he did any of those things? Why is it his responsibility to make sure his customers are not crooks? Why does he need to get any info from his customers? Why does he need names, addresses and phone numbers?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
It is just the opposite. Haha their when they are easy and anyone can play them. It is why there is such a large mobile game market today. Pole position wasn't hard and didn't take to long to learn. You can't compare it to a
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Well Nintendo also had good branding. But they still exist and still create games.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
They had fireworks. Of course they may have been magical.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
If you were going to talk about the beginning of the movement, and then compare it to a credit card. . Consider his this would have worked at the beginning of the credit card movement. You would have pulled out your triplicate form and your
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by chrismcb 4y ago
KYC is a legal requirement for the banking industry.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Calling KYC a set of standards is a bit if a misnomer. KYC checks are a legal requirement in the banking industry.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Typically a scoop in the us is two to three times that in Amsterdam.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Probably because it is better
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I think the problem is created sentience just to format a document. Nothing wrong with creating a sophisticated program to format a document. But once it haha actual sentience it seems wrong to the delegate it to just formatting a document
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I think one issue with many polls is the polls themselves are biased. Because of that it is easy for someone to dismiss results they don't like.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
There was a time when I thought 10s of millions of rows was massive. Now it just send run of mill.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Let me get this straight. This guy's coworkers may or may not have been in a cult. So what? They didn't seem to bother him at work and as far as I can tell it didn't affect his job. But he wanted to turn them in anyways? If t
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I'm pretty sure bezos stopped going to work.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
You mean any annual income over 990M or wealth? The problem with taxing wealth at 100% means either they have to pay to continue earning or they lose a portion of their business and eventually the ability to earn more.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Because elected officials have a had a bad track record on how to spend money. And governments are notoriously inefficient
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Move to Germany. First consider that almost all of Germany is close by. Germany is smaller than the state of California. The support you get from her parents will far out weigh any career benefits.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
The problem outlined in the article is that Google is paying to much... So buying it yourself is the entire point of the article. I don't know how it doesn't solve the problem. I am guessing the math in the article is wrong and&#x
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by chrismcb 4y ago
The problem here is the author essentially equates merit with luck and claims talent is "grit". There is luck involved with anything in life. But not everything is luck. They used Bill Gates as an example, claiming other talented
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Working weekends? Yeah you should find another job. Often have problems with my team. Yeah you should find another job. No pay raise... Is this a rhetorical question? Without those other red flags, no pay raise is a very good indication you
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by chrismcb 4y ago
"murders and suicides plummeted" But they didn't. At least not homicides. Homicides didn't plummet until early 2000s. # of homicides by year (I'm not exactly sure how a year is counted, for example first year is 198
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by chrismcb 4y ago
How can you be for civil forfeiture? What is the argument for it?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
There is a huge difference between confiscating a bunch of cocaine and confiscating a car. But I do agree that crossing a border is different than not crossing a border (and should be different than simplyb being within 90 miles of the bord
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by chrismcb 4y ago
For long distances, a flight is quicker. But for most of Europe, the distances aren't far enough to warrant a flight (over you add in the pre arrival time and waiting for checked luggage, and as someone else pointed out getting to and
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Why is hoping off an issue? They've already paid. They have their luggage. I've never been on a train that cared if you got off early.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Until it gets overturned. The problem is they don't let things go to trial to get it overturned
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by chrismcb 4y ago
But the way it works today is the "probable cause"is the fact the money is over 10k. No charges end up being filled, or they end up being dropped. But they don't give you the assets back. Even after proving they are legitimat
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by chrismcb 4y ago
The original intent was to stop drug dealers without having enough to convict. It is difficult for dealers to deal if they lose their car or boat or money. And apparently it is "obvious"the items came from ill gotten gains.

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