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9y ago
Oh man the irony in what you just said... > We have a habit of being kind of condescending towards rural voters, and the trend towards, 'you didn't have any agency, you were just manipulated into this' is uncomfortable to
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> From the UK it looks like this. Trump used data, Facebook helped, politicians are upset that Trump was helped by the Facebook platform (conveniently forgetting that every campaign before that has used large amounts of Facebook user dat
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I would expect it would depend on what the function actually did with the data.
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9y ago
I've been to at least 10 different county jails and to Florida State Prison twice, and I feel like I know already what you're biggest problem is going to be... It's going to be the one(s) that screw it all up for the many. Al
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If that was the case, you have have been charged with Attempted Murder on a LEO and I'm quite surprised your not still in prison right now, unless it happened like 15 years ago. It's a very serious charge to attempt any sort of vi
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9y ago
It sure is, as well as it's powerful brother, Borland/Inprise C++ Builder, two IDEs that definitely deserve a spot on this list.
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9y ago
Don't we already have a huge infrastructure of police, the courts, and insurance companies in place to decide these very things everyday? I mean, how is this different then all of the other accidents that occur every day? Yes a self-d
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9y ago
Please don't give anyone any ideas.
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9y ago
To be honest, rsync sounds like a big win in that group..sheesh. Good work all around.
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Are you truly having a hard time understanding how life under a Communist dictatorship and a Representative Democracy would differ for the average citizen? It's really confounding to me that the younger generations seems to have such a
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maybe because native americans would be the term and your question sounds purposefully obtuse and perhaps even discriminatory? just a guess.
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9y ago
I absolutely love my $65 Samsung Chromebook I got on a Black Friday sale a few weeks ago, and while of course it bogs when I have 15 tabs open, I am constantly surprised at how well it performs even under heavy loading. The ridiculous price
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9y ago
a26a zbuild 1b c ratty
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9y ago
It's probably so easy for him to forget because he is so busy shipping working apps...
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> My wife just wanted me to listen while she told me about her day... Yes. Totally this...just listen to her...turn off all that problem solving stuff and just look her in the eyes and keep your mouth shut, no matter what she is saying.
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Fisker has filed patents for solid-state batteries
(engadget.com)
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9y ago
By definition the "wealthy" have always controlled the "vast share of assets and capital" in the world. How could it be anything but? The reality is that the "poor" in developed countries live better then 99.99
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Isn't prepared to do what exactly? Does The Atlantic think people are just going to lay down and die when it comes? People will deal with it the way they always have of course, by modifying their behaviors to align with current financi
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There are so many cognitive biases in play when it comes to hiring its basically a total crapshoot no matter what processes and shit is in place. People hire people they like, period.
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Welcome to the human race. We all feel that way at times I would tend to believe.
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Why would we do that when are bodies are specifically evolved for eating both vegetables and meat? I, for one at least, consider along the millions of years that evolution tried a version of homo sapiens that couldn't eat meat, and i
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I've been to prison twice and I was raised in a very favorable environment. These incarcerations have killed my career and ruined very important relationships. My crimes? Both were rather low level drug charges where I was guilty of d
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I have a somewhat amusing FORTRAN story from my undergrad days at the Florida Institute of Technology... So my first programming class ever was a Numerical Analysis class taught at FIT, and to be honest, this was my first exposure to a &quo
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C certainly isn't the language where one expects to encounter deep abstractions, is it?
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The Multiverse Is Inevitable, and We're Living in It
(forbes.com)
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Without a doubt this stunt marked the absolute death knell for WP...my God the arrogance of those people.
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Sure no worries..of course I personally knew that, but I thought it might be useful for you guys to know its being blocked by the AV. It's a really nice product BTW...good job.
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Avast free WebShield on Win7 is giving me a FileRepMalware error and is aborting the download and connection. I am not exactly an expert on Avast and this particular error but perhaps someone here would like to know about this.
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I'd like to turn this around somewhat and find a study that shows just how many "productive", employed citizens are actually using prescribed opioids and ADD medicines (methamphetamines) that help them to work harder and lo
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9y ago
Just go right to the source material and read Marx..to hell with all his imitators and wannabes.
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