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601.
by exit 16y ago
hahahaahahah. no.
602.
by exit 16y ago
nauseating kitch is the cornerstone of german culture
603.
by exit 16y ago
but why bother? storage is so cheap nowadays, and one-time padding is as secure as your physical security detail.
604.
by exit 16y ago
i wonder how much bandwidth is required for the administration to remain in contact with washington while abroad. it must be someones job to decide how large of a one time pad to order up from the nsa before air force one departs.
605.
by exit 16y ago
yes, capitalism is myopic and you can justify many myopic conclusions by limiting yourself to its framework. > ... it's just that we look down upon the product. that's an amusing misdirection. it's actually more about the lives ruined
606.
by exit 16y ago
> ... these apps are useful to someone, otherwise, kreci wouldn't be making money from them. this logic only works out if you approach things myopically. do you think drug dealers provide a useful commodity? they're certainly making a
607.
by exit 16y ago
i'm half way through it. it's quite interesting, but i seriously wish it were 25% as long. i read these articles because i honestly hope to get something life changing out of them, not for the pleasure of illustrative anecdotes. i suspect a
608.
by exit 16y ago
"other factors and social trends" is completely abstract to me. can you give me concrete examples?
609.
by exit 16y ago
> However, who will buy all the goods that the robot produce? absolutely, that's part of the problem. > Moreover, it does seem time and time again that people manages to find work. Some people say there's alway works to do. the
610.
by exit 16y ago
> Such has been the success of computer technology that whole swathes of industry (such as book printing, but there are many others) no longer need any workers at all. Everything is computer-controlled, computer-driven. Suddenly there
611.
by exit 16y ago
another thing the world needs is people who can argue a point without an obnoxious "shut-down" mentality about it. whatever points he's making, it feels like listening to bill o'reilly make them.
612.
by exit 16y ago
> My anger doesn't even remotely apply to the cream of the crop, the genuine masterminds who come here to work their magic. Whether they're founders or very senior level hackers. Most of them aren't being underpaid here, and they're no
613.
by exit 16y ago
on the one hand, corporations can take advantage of an immigrants sponsorship needs to lower wages / increase demands on their labor. you definitely seem to sympathize with immigrants on this point. on the other hand "us native minions" (as
614.
by exit 16y ago
> ... I mean no offense to anyone who's here on a work visa ... > ... a bunch of H1B toting immigrants ...
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A dreary man in a tedious job(youtube.com)
1 points by exit 16y ago|0 comments
616.
by exit 16y ago
which jurisdictions is google subject to such court orders under? is it just a matter of where the datacenters are located?
617.
by exit 16y ago
i don't feel forced to use google, so it doesn't inspire the contempt i had for microsoft when it was facing accusations of anticompetitive practices
618.
by exit 16y ago
do reference librarians have an anticompetitive practices case against google?
619.
by exit 16y ago
you should probably structure this submission different.
620.
by exit 16y ago
> You could probably build one today you mean the technology to achieve such density already exists? that's interesting. do you expect storage to keep up with moore's law?
621.
by exit 16y ago
how soon can we expect this capacity to fit in a usb stick?
622.
by exit 16y ago
i'd be satisfied if they just switched to webkit.
623.
by exit 16y ago
i think the next big thing will be telepresence. rent a robot in some unfamiliar city to kill an hour before dinner is ready.
624.
by exit 16y ago
or we could add "don't have kids and don't get married" as advice
625.
by exit 16y ago
what is the appeal of a ww.com subdomain?
626.
by exit 16y ago
Am i misreading the article? Is the suggestion that 9/11 was a false-flag operation in so far as some actors high in the intelligence chain of command ALLOWED a very real cell of terrorists to carry out their mission by suppressing their su
627.
by exit 16y ago
do share holders have any right to know the actual figure?
628.
by exit 16y ago
why is wireless data so bloody expensive? what are verizons margins on $20/1GB?
629.
by exit 16y ago
why not just let anyone live anywhere?
630.
by exit 16y ago
can anyone see this completely eliminating human taxi drivers within the next 10-15 years?

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