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davekinkead
15y ago
I packed up the house, wife & 1yo last year to spend 6 months skiing in the Alps. Best thing we have done in many, many years and it actually cost less than the 2 week holiday we had their the year before. Yes life gets more complicated
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davekinkead
15y ago
This issue is really why we should have laws: the post argues that speeding is ok because lots of people do it and it doesn't hurt many people. I say that is completely wrong. Speed kills - Road deaths in the US in 1 month are more than al
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davekinkead
15y ago
Wow - bad logic and selective evidence. Firstly, just because lots of people do something, doesn't make it acceptable. An act is wrong because of the harm it does, not the frequency of its distribution amongst a population. By the author'
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davekinkead
15y ago
You may want to check your front page links. Having most of them direct to http://www.identity.io/comingsoon while your virtualhosts file is out of whack (so prompt to download a httpd/unix-directory) doesn't inspire confidence that you w
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davekinkead
15y ago
I'm not trying to crush your startup dreams but you should stop right now and immediately talk to 20+ recruiters or hiring managers about your app before you invest any more time or money. I built a prototype for a similar idea about 18 mon
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davekinkead
15y ago
Except certain Australian Federal departments with 70,000+ staff who are stuck on IE6 because their IT boffins only want to use 'secure' web browsers and IT policy doesn't give them any choice in the tools they use.
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davekinkead
15y ago
Wouldn't it be safer & a hell of a lot cheaper if drugs were regulated according to their harm? Grass is no worse than alcohol or tobacco, while cocaine doesn't cause any more social issues than those. The cartels only exist because the
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davekinkead
15y ago
No but its true - she hasn't even created an account but when I logged in last week it said she was one of the facebook profiles I no longer influence!
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davekinkead
15y ago
Last week Klout told me I no longer influence my wife. I could have told them that years ago :(
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davekinkead
15y ago
The author confuses money for wealth when they are two very different things. Look at the teleporting chef example - if food production could be done so efficiently that only a few chefs around the world were needed, then social wealth has
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davekinkead
15y ago
Seriously? Income = social contribution? By your logic, all volunteer work is worthless. Likewise, a mother raising their child to become a good citizen has no value if they are not paid for it. To put this into better perspective, consider
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davekinkead
15y ago
Australia faced the same issue over the period 2006-2009 when the national debt became a surplus. The bond market didn't implode as this article would predict. Rather the govt simply continued to issued bonds and bought other assets to kee