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by facetube 8y ago
Hope you like short battery life and warm pockets.
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by facetube 8y ago
It's not clear that cost is even being reduced. PTSD rates in drone operators are roughly equivalent to those who fly manned combat missions [1]. https://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/23/us/drone-pilots-fo
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by facetube 8y ago
Zuckerberg flying private to go answer some legal questions in a country where his company voluntarily chooses to operate is a pretty far cry from Revolutionary War "transportation as punishment", my man.
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by facetube 8y ago
They didn't need a nonzero amount of loss to motivate correction of their product's problem, they needed more than $123 million. The market did not provide that. I think we can end this here. The idea that average Americans should
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by facetube 8y ago
> This seems rather elementary/tautological/Econ-101 to me If it does, it's only because you're deliberately engaging in tautology. Not all human value can be expressed in monetary terms. At a minimum, market forces c
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by facetube 8y ago
Yep, that's the one.
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by facetube 8y ago
Except for the fact that you can conceal the source of the cryptocurrency asset, then the recipient can exchange it for clean money. That's textbook money laundering. Can you tell me how much of Wikileaks' donations come straight
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by facetube 8y ago
Then cite evidence.
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by facetube 8y ago
Here comes the "everyone is always a fully-informed consumer" trope. Practically a religion at this point. How do you think Ford communicated with pre-sale consumers re: their product's inadequately reinforced rear end, insuf
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by facetube 8y ago
So if there's no economic value attached to something, you consider it unimportant by definition? Wow.
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by facetube 8y ago
IIRC a major part of cold reading is asking leading questions, building rapport, and generally relying on your mark to inadvertently leak information to you during this process. Like, the "Q" prediction of a "liquidity event&
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by facetube 8y ago
http://laundry.reviewed.com/features/crystal-wash-tested-doe...
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by facetube 8y ago
Yes, ignoring all moral and ethical externalities – things that are important to human beings – does indeed make economics easier to fake on the internet. Letting people die in foreseeable fiery crashes, however, is not how an organized civ
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by facetube 8y ago
It's just cold reading over IP. A tried and true con-man technique. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_reading#Basic_procedure
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by facetube 8y ago
Actual federal and state-level data shows that increased penalties alone do little to reduce crime rates.
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by facetube 8y ago
"A new car built by my company leaves somewhere traveling at 60 mph. The rear differential locks up. The car crashes and burns with everyone trapped inside. Now, should we initiate a recall? Take the number of vehicles in the field, A,
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by facetube 8y ago
> Most digital companies wouldn't exist if they weren't allowed to use the data This is a statement you're not possibly able to prove, and you've even left "the data" open, so you can quibble about the defin
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by facetube 8y ago
Wikileaks? Yeah, it actually is. Try picking an organization that didn't participate in criminal activity in 2016 and isn't holed up in an Embassy trying to evade arrest.
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by facetube 8y ago
Violations as defined in statute by the GDPR, which applies to anyone who collects PII on people within the EU. The ISP thing? I'd expect EU VPNs to start selling pretty well.
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by facetube 8y ago
A "money censorship problem" is the funniest unintentional euphemism for money laundering I've seen in a while, congrats.
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by facetube 8y ago
Did you feel the same way about Solaris zones?
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by facetube 8y ago
Oh, that makes it fine then.
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by facetube 8y ago
And that provides a profiling oracle that can be used to determine data about individuals. Once they interact, you know. It's not even difficult to pull off.
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by facetube 8y ago
Facebook has been party to gross human subjects research misconduct on multiple occasions. It's not just the advertising.
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by facetube 8y ago
He even forced the US taxpayer to pay for golf cart rentals because he refuses to walk between holes. That's about the lowest-impact type of exercise you could get.
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by facetube 8y ago
Antihistamines are generally H1 antagonists, not agonists. They block the action of the histamine receptor(s); they don't activate them. They tend to stimulate appetite as a side-effect. "Prescription H1 antihistamine use did not
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by facetube 8y ago
Because, from the article: "A few months later after legal sales began, an angry Holmes threw out nearly 90 marijuana tickets written by a single officer who appeared upset at legalization and began targeting homeless and minority men
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by facetube 8y ago
MS values replacement disks for Win 7 Pro at twice that.
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by facetube 8y ago
Weird; I have active domains where it's working. Given it requires a contact info update, could be an unrelated bug. I'd definitely file a ticket.
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by facetube 8y ago
Docker on native bare-metal Linux is the only shared-kernel implementation of Docker. Docker on other OSs runs Docker on Linux in a virtualized environment. I'd expect performance to suffer.

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