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by codyb 7y ago
Isn’t the federal government at the very least supposed to embody the will of it’s people? I’ve no problem with my nation owning a lot of the land within its borders. You certainly didn’t make any particular point on the subject but I’d rat
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by codyb 7y ago
I’m interested in the lower quality part. My Dad _just_ upgraded from an iPhone 5. Do you think his Xs won’t last as long? I agree the laptop situation is a bit shitty. I hate the USB-C everything on my work laptop. Everything works fine on
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by codyb 7y ago
Considering how in debt the average American seems to be (obviously not representative of the entire Western world), I wouldn’t be surprised if it’d put them in the red.
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by codyb 7y ago
I don’t want to hijack the thread by any means, but after reading, I’m super curious. Can a blind developer make use of a modal editor like ViM? Would it be counterproductive? I’m pretty into the idea of accessibility but haven’t tried a sc
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by codyb 7y ago
Domestic spending?
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by codyb 7y ago
Aren’t those issues primarily handled by credit lenders like Visa and Mastercard? I do find it funny how just by strength of community alone the most successful cryptocurrency may be the very most centralized one. I have a feeling the centr
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by codyb 7y ago
I’m in San Francisco for work and yesterday an elderly man made a comment about the heat outside of a Walgreens. I didn’t really have much to do, and I really enjoy walking around San Francisco with it’s beautiful light pastel palette, roll
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by codyb 7y ago
I wasn’t trying to justify the mass surveillance and I totally read that table wrong, woops! That’s a brain fart ;-).
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by codyb 7y ago
Hijackings were pretty much a daily thing (or three times daily thing) for decades. Although until 9/11 the intent usually was either to get to a non extradition country, or demand something from some nation state primarily. The source
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by codyb 7y ago
It’s certainly possible these miserable celebrities were miserable before they were celebrities. It may be survival bias in that I remember what I hear and no one reports on the sober celebrity, but it seems like a very fair amount of our r
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by codyb 7y ago
All the time. Easily the best forum I’ve found for asking a quick question on occasion. Not every community is super lively but there’s some good ones and it’s nice to see the regulars after all these years. And it’s nice that after a while
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by codyb 7y ago
I knocked on my neighbors door with some beers to say hello when I was hanging out with nothing to do just the other day. Nice to meet new people.
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by codyb 7y ago
Are they randomly selected if they're all issues for which a root cause can be traced to ingesting Facebook content?
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by codyb 7y ago
Maybe there should be a threshold such that things seen by a million or more people could could be flagged for a moderator to take note of and tag with certain contextual clues for the next however many viewers (“satire”, “unproven”, “docto
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by codyb 7y ago
It’d be interesting if there was a feature which would let you generate hashes from time series. You could specify what second or millisecond and duration and the trust web could provide the hashes for those segments. Memoization might help
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by codyb 7y ago
I’m pretty certain Facebook’s terms of use would rule that out and probably already has a clause about how Facebook can use, share, or remove your content without your express consent at any time already.
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by codyb 7y ago
I feel like “having their fun” is a bit of a disingenuous means of describing discourse touching billions of people which has resulted in several awful real world situations such as measles outbreaks, discrimination, negative self worth, an
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That’s me as well.
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by codyb 7y ago
American hegemony certainly has its warts but it’s also prevailed over the most peaceful period of world history with staggering numbers of people being lifted from poverty. We shouldn’t blanket trust anybody of course, but it makes more se
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by codyb 7y ago
Do you have any sources for this bullying? I like the NY Times. I have a feeling watching nearly every newspaper around them collapse or struggle has spurred them to act in creative ways to stay relevant. I'm not saying they're no
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by codyb 7y ago
Ahhh, yea, in that case I believe the bottom of the 1 is as well in the Financial District. Very small loop. Always interesting to get on there because I think it's the tightest curve I've found and the trains probably at a good 6
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by codyb 7y ago
Yea as a NYC resident who travels to SF I’m always amazed at the cost of the BART system. Seems super shitty for low wage workers traveling long distances. And it adds up so quick, with no unlimited option. I guess it’d be like taking the M
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by codyb 7y ago
Is it? I’m not sure I see that. The 4,5,6 doesn’t appear to loop anywhere as far as I can tell, nor do any of the NYC lines.
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by codyb 7y ago
Not to be indifferent to Huang’s death, but people die in cars all the time. I’m more interested in whether or not Tesla’s autopilot is better on total deaths per X miles than human drivers. I guess this is one of those derail the train or
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by codyb 7y ago
As a random aside, I picked up a meat grinder for my stand mixer and making my own sausage from super high quality ingredients then freezing a ton was an awesome way to get preservative free, delicious pork and lamb sausage for about three
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by codyb 7y ago
I think the author links to a post where they predicted this would happen during the upswing in the first few paragraphs actually.
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by codyb 7y ago
Wouldn't the transition from life that thrives at 200 to 500 ppm to life that thrives at 1000 - 2000ppm suck though? I thought the big deal was that we liked it how it was.
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At LightStep where I work we have company wide coffee chats which are fortnightly 30 minute randomly assigned groups of two or three with no agenda, a weekly “virtual water cooler” which is 30 minutes, and my team has a randomly assigned we
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by codyb 7y ago
I’m totally open to the premise but this article is conspicuously absent of anything even remotely resembling facts or studies. There is an appeal to authority with the public health official. And the idea the for profit marijuana industry
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by codyb 7y ago
Neat and clear summary, thanks. I wonder how you balance this with the need to support VPNs and other legitimate request forwarders.

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