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by cracell 9y ago
Couldn't you just make smaller trains that fit in the same tunnels? Sure tons of cost for R&D but just because the tunnels are smaller doesn't mean they could only be used for cars in the long term.
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by cracell 9y ago
ACLU has written and refined very good rules for proper bodycam use that protects both citizen and police officer privacy. It's not that black and white but it's not that complex of an issue either. Act - https://www.ac
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by cracell 9y ago
No thank you. My salary is private. I do not want my family and friends to know how much I make. I also have never told a potential employer my salary. I believe it stopped things from going on to the interview stage but the way they took m
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by cracell 9y ago
I'm surprised to see so many people saying they will miss TouchID. I still find the idea ridiculous compared to a much more secure PIN. But I'm still using a Galaxy S3 so I'm not in the target demographic for sexy new phones.
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by cracell 9y ago
Not all apps are like that. For instance Sago Mini makes amazing apps that do not use addiction techniques to hook you. They are just fun and let your explore however you want. https://sagomini.com/apps/ I completely a
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by cracell 9y ago
Educational TV has come so far too! Daniel Tiger is amazing at teaching social skills compared to any show available in the 90s. From research it seems the biggest issue with kids watching TV is just that it takes time away from other forms
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by cracell 9y ago
I know some people strongly disagree but my toddler learns tons from her tablet. She has Amazon Freetime and can pick and choose whatever apps she wants to play (we can remove apps and control what age range is available). The apps on it ha
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by cracell 9y ago
So along that line of thinking, everyone knows the McDonalds is there so there's no reason for McDonalds to ever pay for advertising.
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by cracell 9y ago
Kinda seems like putting the cart before the horse though. Despite what the mountain of "Autonomous vehicles are around the corner" PR articles say there's still a lot of problems to be worked out before we see any fully auto
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by cracell 9y ago
x is already solved, we just need to solve the parts we haven't solved.
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by cracell 9y ago
No it was a non-technical recruiter just looking to check off their box that the person had "UNIX" experience.
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by cracell 9y ago
So it says here you've worked with pipes in large commercial buildings and small residential buildings. But this position is primarily for pipes in park bathrooms. Do you have any experience with that type of pipe?
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by cracell 9y ago
The problem here is the that person thinks they are talking to a technical person when they are actually talking to a non-technical recruiter. IMO the recruiter should have basic understanding of the technologies they are recruiting for. Bu
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by cracell 9y ago
Just because something does social harm doesn't mean it should be illegal. I think alcohol is a great example of this because we made it illegal and saw that the consequences of it being illegal were far worst than the consequences of
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by cracell 9y ago
Is there any research to support this?
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by cracell 9y ago
I get what you are saying. A lot of media has been "oh this was fine" under Obama but "oh no this is horrible under Trump". The TPP is an interesting example given a lot of liberal media was very against it until it beca
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by cracell 9y ago
What are you talking about "history shows"? There's plenty of technologies that we are using today that previously failed. Like touch screens, now they are everywhere. And pretty much ever single technology had naysayers sayi
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by cracell 9y ago
What you mean? There's a cable on the tether so the drone/kite is always connected to the grid. Same as a traditional turbine.
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by cracell 9y ago
What if people try it instead of a scientifically supported treatment and then it doesn't work and they give up and get addicted to opioids when a real method would've worked for them? Don't get me wrong I think the placebo e
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by cracell 9y ago
I think they just don't see the point. I don't think the people pushing to dismantle net neutrality are stupid. They know that removing it is bad for innovation and consumers but they'd rather help the ISPs make more money th
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by cracell 9y ago
If you work in IT use something like PagerDuty or OpsGenie and set it to harass you until you acknowledge. Then you don't need to worry about missing something. Automate all the things. Seriously only way to manage complex systems with
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by cracell 9y ago
On the flip side my smart phone often allows me to look up needed information about something I'm currently thinking about or working on. So I can stay in the same task instead of noting it and having to come back to it later after I&#
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by cracell 9y ago
I'm not familiar with modern VFX software. But couldn't you just take a snapshot of the server and then load that onto a box in the future if you wanted to re-render it?
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by cracell 9y ago
Yeah the war is certainly not over. Chrome is vulnerable in a lot of ways. Heck at this point I can imagine IE making a huge comeback even. We'll see.
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by cracell 9y ago
Wow the aftermath of that sounds like a witch hunt.
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by cracell 9y ago
Lead developer says it has nothing to do with voat here https://www.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/comments/5qhz99/... 'The whole thing is based on voting which is why it has "vote" in it
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by cracell 9y ago
I would find this super annoying while waiting in line to buy tickets. If that's a service that makes sense to have theaters can always keep it. One staffed line for people that want to chit chat and automated kiosks for people like me
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by cracell 9y ago
That's the great thing about statistics! You can manipulate them to support any point.
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by cracell 9y ago
Not sure if it qualifies as protectionism. But I'd love to see us enforce our own safety and environmental regulations for all imports. Something like all manufacturers would be required to be certified and routinely inspected by 3rd p
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by cracell 9y ago
But Cook is wrong in saying "the jobs aren't coming back". The situation has been rapidly changing because of automation. Imagine if a clothing company could have new product responding to trends available in a week. Nintendo

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