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by djschnei 8y ago
They're amazing little cars. Mines 14 years old and I'm still hard pressed to find a car that makes me feel the same way while driving it. Was the first car I purchased entirely on my own (thanks, Dad!) and I can't imagine
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by djschnei 8y ago
Love it because my beloved Honda S2000 is one of the 4 examples under "sports car" :) Very neat project!
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by djschnei 8y ago
Our political system caused (or at the very least was complicit in causing) the problem.
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by djschnei 8y ago
"Oh I absolutely did not read the book and have no intention to do so. I find hate-reading to be a waste of my time." - your Expert So, she is drastically misrepresenting and misunderstanding ONE point he made in ONE chapter of hi
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by djschnei 8y ago
I think it's because he's not a leftwing nutjob ;)
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by djschnei 8y ago
Who are the rightwing nutjobs? Joe Rogan and Dave Rubin?
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by djschnei 8y ago
Better title: Corporatism was never competitive
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by djschnei 8y ago
Are you suggesting that a state law (as opposed to a federal) is never aligned with modern liberal ideology because it's happening at the state level?
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by djschnei 8y ago
It's an (albeit sarcastic) remark about the very decision-making body talked about in the article. Furthermore, it's in direct response to still active comment: > I am also not too hopeful about US changing considering its fed
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by djschnei 8y ago
There are basically no downsides!
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by djschnei 8y ago
Yay gigantic centralized authorities!
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by djschnei 8y ago
How are government guaranteed loans not mentioned?... that alone kills this articles credibility...
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by djschnei 8y ago
I asked a very specific question... your progressive buzzwords aren't answers.
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by djschnei 8y ago
hahah well done
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by djschnei 8y ago
> I wouldn’t say it isn’t already on par or more powerful than Photoshop. Having just woken up, deprived of my morning caffeine, this sentence sent my brain for a real loop :)
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by djschnei 8y ago
Liberty and freedom aren't the same things. If you're in complete solitary, sure you have complete freedom. But what does that matter? That doesn't comment on how we should structure our societies. Liberty isn't unch
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by djschnei 8y ago
Farrrrrrr from it. Humans don't behave perfectly rationally. Humans often behave badly, in fact. I think you'd agree businesses are just humans (as are governments). That means they get all the beautiful and ugly traits we bri
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by djschnei 8y ago
“The argument for liberty is not an argument against organization, which is one of the most powerful tools human reason can employ, but an argument against all exclusive, privileged, monopolistic organization, against the use of coercion to
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by djschnei 8y ago
Then we don't need to social engineer it. Or worse, mandate it. Both of those strategies ALWAYS have negative side effects.
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by djschnei 8y ago
Individualize everything.
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by djschnei 8y ago
Well, their comment is flagged now so I can't directly quote it (drats). More or less they said, "private schools are indicative of racism". In other words, people who send their kids to private schools are racist or suppor
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by djschnei 8y ago
What "historic wrongs" are keeping women or minorities out of the technology field? Honestly curious. > not a mindless focus on ever-higher productivity. Ugh. I said, "improve the output and speed of innovation". Th
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by djschnei 8y ago
Classes are always going to exist, friend. People will also always look out for their and their family's best interest before the collective's. Those are all constants and they aren't malevolent. What is malevolent is call
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by djschnei 8y ago
Private schools = racism. Got it.
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by djschnei 8y ago
Is the goal simply to boost the numbers of some arbitrary group of people clumped together because of their immutable characteristics? Or is the goal to improve the output and speed of innovation in an industry by exposing more people to i
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by djschnei 8y ago
Stockholm Syndrome
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by djschnei 8y ago
I don't think there is, but there could be one hiding somewhere haha. Just recently started here and it's 2 million sqft :D
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by djschnei 8y ago
I don't know the official numbers, but just from looking around I'd say space is about 50% filled. They do have a lot of construction going on so lease numbers might be higher. It is a very cool office space
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by djschnei 8y ago
Reading this from inside the old Bell Labs facility (now Bell Works) in Holmdel, NJ. Very cool to see
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by djschnei 8y ago
"Revolutionary Cornflakes"... these people are pure evil.

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