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by fhood 8y ago
Because we aren't trying to win an argument here. It isn't about being in the right or winning, it is about successfully running a country.
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by fhood 8y ago
I agree, and I don't blame the left as much as I blame the right. I do however think that exacerbating the divide is a bad thing.
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by fhood 8y ago
That is were it is useful to have LeBron as the face of the program. To the kids, and families these aren't nebulously owned government bikes, these are LeBron's bikes.
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by fhood 8y ago
I agree. To have someone like LeBron as the face of the NBA is fantastic. As a sports fan I hate the guy (Thank god he moved to the western conference) but as a human, I think he is an incredible role model and force for good in this countr
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by fhood 8y ago
She is also a consummate politician, who has been known to say misleading and inflammatory things for political gain. She has also been busy steaming leftwards, a move that may endear her to young hyper-liberal voters, but does very little
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by fhood 8y ago
Agreed. Using Finland as an example is absurd. Finland has a very wealthy, very homogeneous population. Longer school days are designed, in this case, to keep many of these kids in a safe environment for as long as possible.
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by fhood 8y ago
It occurs to me that letting the wound scab over first would also protect fast replicating cells from UV radiation.
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by fhood 8y ago
At least you learned it (and from the same textbook I used in school. Dope!). It seems like a lot of universities treat their networks classes like an afterthought, but it is such a critical part of computation, and an incredible way to lea
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by fhood 8y ago
Nope, I much prefer a world in which business majors are slaves to their feline overlords.
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by fhood 8y ago
Feels inevitable though. As soon as some developer gets it in their head that they have found the next retirement community, hundreds of condos spring up overnight. What's worse is when things don't pan out, and you are left with
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by fhood 8y ago
My first inclination was to dismiss it as a gimmick, and really it is a gimmick, but it is so damn cool that I want one, especially if the Api's are relatively good.
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by fhood 8y ago
If they are on the up and up and that really is the problem. I hope it is though. I was getting really depressed at the idea of switching to something else.
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by fhood 8y ago
I don't understand how this happened. Apple is a company that built it's empire on paying a premium for reliability and ease of use. There have been mistakes in the past, but this is something that should have been caught immediat
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by fhood 8y ago
huh, never seen those used anywhere outside of motorsports.
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by fhood 8y ago
Sure, but are you differentiating between run of the mill bitching, and actual serious concerns? Because if I whine about x internal library in stand up, that is probably not important. But if I come to you in person and tell you that x int
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by fhood 8y ago
Well we wouldn't want important services such as the MTA to run out of money and turn into a dysfunctional and corrupt mess. Edit: I have a love/hate relationship with NY and NYC in particular.
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by fhood 8y ago
This doesn't match my observations at all. In fact, way more importantly, often what is being shouted is, "we are creating more technical debt than we can possibly handle by doing X in Y way to meet Z deadline, this is going to bi
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by fhood 8y ago
I am hella addicted to amazon then. Holy shit.
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by fhood 8y ago
Ah, that makes a whole lot more sense. I completely misunderstood.
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by fhood 8y ago
I don't really care. It seems like a reasonable response. But why single out marijuana? There is a rating system for customers, and this seems like it should fall under that.
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by fhood 8y ago
Comparing these shoes to Uber's issues seems a bit odd. Particularly since there isn't anything all that amoral about them.
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by fhood 8y ago
If these shoes really can provide a measurable improvement in times they probably should be banned. Otherwise it will go the way of swimming, where a bunch of world records got set before they ended up banning those full body suits.
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by fhood 8y ago
I guess I agree, but covering companies like Google or Amazon or Apple or whatever, no longer feels like "tech" journalism. It isn't niche or easily categorized anymore. It is just journalism. Much like covering Exxon isn&#x2
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by fhood 8y ago
I don't even have a problem with it necessarily, but they should probably use pigs. Nobody cares about pigs.
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by fhood 8y ago
Hmm, all this is basically what I would expect....wait..."Most bugs are reported from iPhones, while more bugs/user are reported from LG devices." ....Why LG?
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by fhood 8y ago
The lack of public trust in science is a real problem, and mostly unjustified or misdirected. That said, nothing reinforces the evil scientist image like irradiating puppies.
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by fhood 8y ago
Did he get paid to build that? How do I get paid to put turbines in power tools?
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by fhood 8y ago
That's what they said about IPv4
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by fhood 8y ago
Wait really? What's to stop me from setting up a side business selling mbp hard drives then?
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by fhood 8y ago
So wait, does that make Apple fascists or communists? Wouldn't want to grab the wrong pitchfork.

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