codyb

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by codyb 8y ago
What a silly thing to say. It's been less than what four decades since the US experienced rapid inflation during the oil embargo? These last few years of incredibly stable USD may have clouded your judgment, and this idea that we can j
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by codyb 8y ago
I wasn't saying it was, I was saying maybe said person has figured to himself his event clicking patterns are worth giving up in exchange for the service fb provides that they clearly find of value. If they add nothing to their profile
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by codyb 8y ago
Wouldn't facebook already have his data anyways even if he deleted his account? I thought they were even making shadow profiles of people who didn't exist? So if he's not adding new information the only info he's giving
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by codyb 8y ago
For the most parts our votes count for less because we live in states like NY and CA which get two senators despite staggeringly larger populations than the vast majority of states. This also means in Presidential elections our votes count
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by codyb 8y ago
Perl is notorious for being great for text parsing which seems relevant to a search engines needs. I've heard good things about the newest versions of Perl but have not played with them at all.
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by codyb 8y ago
Oh yea I'm a huge privacy advocate and wouldn't set a foot in a place like that either. Although it's getting harder and harder it seems. Was just commenting that you get more than a 4 dollar latte.
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by codyb 8y ago
But would a years worth of chai latte's, or 4 be worth it? It's certainly not a one off as apparently they have limits for per hour and per day.
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by codyb 8y ago
I use Fastmail (paid) for email with my domain name. It's alright, the app works well enough on iOS. No complaints so far really. Then DuckDuckGo for search. You can use !g to switch to google search but I rarely do anymore. Then Weblo
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by codyb 8y ago
Couldn't you buy an iPhone 7 for a lot cheaper? And my plan's not 80/month at Sprint, I think it's 63 a month with insurance for my phone through Assurion. I mean, still a lot of money for a watch you want, but I don&#x2
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by codyb 8y ago
I imagine a lot of the reason they mix vendirs products together has to do with logistics. If seller A sends 100 units of product X to the East Coast and seller B 100 units of product X to the West Coast it has to be immeasurably easier to
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by codyb 8y ago
This seems misguided to me. For one, even if you take the 6tn total cost for these two wars you're talking about 330bn a year for 17 years. A staggering sum to be certain, but the USG's expenditures measure in the trillions annual
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by codyb 8y ago
But wouldn't the guards have to stay? Seems to me no matter how you feel about the sanctity of the prisoners lives you'd be hardpressed as a warden to risk your own and your mens to... be cruel I guess?
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by codyb 8y ago
If you're including treating veterans wouldn't you have ti average over the expected lifespans of those who served instead of the 17 years that have occurred so far?
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by codyb 8y ago
I see a lot of talk here about what we could have done with the money instead, which is fine. It's good to be able to reason about your mistakes and missteps. My question is, now that we're here, what do we do now? Pulling out of
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by codyb 8y ago
Perhaps you could discount the results based on county or state migration records? Although it seems plausible some families might move to places with better care which might affect how you weight your values.
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by codyb 8y ago
Isn't average the wrong metric here though since such a low number of the 4 story and less buildings even have elevators to use? I bet there's datasets for this actually. Also that doesn't count all the stairs subway riders u
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by codyb 8y ago
That if a thing is more readily available more people will do is just flat out wrong. Case in point, less people in the Netherlands smoke weed frequently than in the USA.
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by codyb 8y ago
I'm not so sure that's true. I have a feeling when you're flying down the road at 200mph remembering every last detail of that course is particularly important. Similarly with basketball or any other highly curated group of i
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by codyb 8y ago
Isn't quitting your job to stand up for something just about one of the most individualistic things you could do?
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by codyb 8y ago
People enjoy discussing potential solutions to problems and weighing the varying contrasting viewpoints presented in other comments. This is a large community filled with engineers, researchers, and folk from all sorts of other interesting
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by codyb 8y ago
Sure, and the victim of a car crash doesn't know this taxi ride is going to be the one that kills them. The victim of Pneumonia doesn't know they contracted it in that one supermarket. Lettuce sometimes carries ecoli bacteria and
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by codyb 8y ago
He's not saying it'll work for everybody but that people should have access to a treatment option which may work for them. Let's not forget that this experience is not just this poster. There have been quite a few studies sho
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by codyb 8y ago
https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_health.shtml It apparently can bring out already dormant mental illnesses but is not in any way associated with the formation of new mental illnesses. We all know LSD was l
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by codyb 8y ago
I've never even heard of Turbolinks but it sounds like a WYSIWYG editor where the initial ramp up cost is easy and then as soon as you hit any sort of unsupported customization you're stuck fighting computer generated code, same g
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by codyb 8y ago
Wow, the amount facebook knows about me is staggering little. The four groups I’m in are all related to using a mobile device or wi-fi. I’m pleasantly surprised but it appears deleting all of my content, unfollowing every person on my feed,
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by codyb 8y ago
You do not appear to have an email listed in your profile.
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by codyb 8y ago
Yea I was always thinking you’d have a portion of each block set aside for loading/unloading. Would create some funneling issues though. It’s an awesome amount of space which could be reclaimed for pedistrian and bicicle usage though.
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by codyb 8y ago
A new above ground track comes nowhere near the cost of updating a subway system below an extremely dense metropolis that will attempt to keep running 24/7/365? Not much of a shocker there. That’s a true apples to oranges. It is t
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by codyb 8y ago
They also have a ton of APIs available [0]. Way more than I figured, I just assumed because the earthquake monitoring app I check out every now and again uses USGS data but there’s a lot here! Glad you brought this up or I never would have
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by codyb 8y ago
Since everyone is chiming in on your "most European city in America" statement I figured I'd give it a go. The reason I love visiting Europe is for the cities as the variety of cultures offer a staggering number of varieties.

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