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by flattone 6y ago
Thanks. I am guilty of being either loved or hated for my communication style. Whether it is or isnt an emerging psychological problem i can only proceed to read always and try to write carefully without impeding my mental rhythm which some
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by flattone 6y ago
I appreciate your sharing this view... but i lack background as to why. This tone and line of thinking is quite regular with the exception of a few friends who prefer surrendering privacy for safety. Tell me more about your views? Basically
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by flattone 6y ago
The state of respect from law and corporations upon consumers is already the single most depressing thing and now earnit. Grew up wanting to live in the future now i just want out. Remember that 15 year joke ‘dont be evil’? I believe i coul
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by flattone 7y ago
Would you rather have to log into your ban acct 3 times before it actually lets you in or get in everytime but other people can also get in
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by flattone 7y ago
But imagine owning a company and having friends who make law... and being ‘driven’ Wouldnt you prefer no days off and criminal penalty for tardiness?
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by flattone 7y ago
How can anything be better than a pin... unless im tortured or futuristically brain hacked?
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by flattone 7y ago
Somewhere i read or heard la croix taste described as ‘ if you were standing at one end oF a long hallway and someone walks out of a room at the other end and whispers ‘orange’ toward you’ This is very pleasant to me. The dense/scifi l
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by flattone 7y ago
Or possibly ‘lie till you die’
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by flattone 7y ago
Yeah. Security and privacy preclude performance. Like ... i dont need a Ferrari with an activated self destruct. ill take the camry, thanks.
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by flattone 7y ago
Isnt code just vastly different... abstracted from 94’ era lingo?
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by flattone 7y ago
I currently have hair and am not too concerned woth baldness. I just wanted to share and hear back on the idea that sometimes amazing discoveries come from previously long thought meaningless pursuts. Does this seem valid? I paused for a mo
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by flattone 7y ago
Nothing works good enough to be worth forfeiture of our self respect
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by flattone 7y ago
Location: Seattle, WA, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Docker, SQL, Linux Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ih5_dCvGRduVadHuK7DS4RRh8G5VtgXN/view?usp=sharing
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by flattone 7y ago
'all' of the ones at the museum is a correct statement isn't it?
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by flattone 7y ago
AS i submitted this I anticipated being shown some good options. I've never driven an MX5 but had a wild good time in the Miata. And i spent a solid 5 minutes feeling bad making a somewhat negative comment about nearly everyone else&#x
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by flattone 7y ago
>Why shouldn't more people have enjoyable cars? To my eyes (auto mech first job/into car/driving experience more than i can afford): There has not been an interesting new car (on my sub 6 figure radar) in around 15 years.
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by flattone 7y ago
grumbling to myself "If i could go back in time. this is the covered wagon. this is why cowboys get old." I love this so much
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by flattone 7y ago
not exactly. I think. The point of flagging caution here is to provide a 1) persons consciousness a reminder to observe these corporate behaviors and use that consciousness to inform your 2) desires/choices > actions. It's co
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by flattone 7y ago
At the end of the day the government can do whatever it wants.
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by flattone 7y ago
Publix’s privacy expectations aside ... Facial recognition is more like being owned as a result of existing
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by flattone 7y ago
They might not but being concerned with that type of a thing comes with a deeper more committed understanding of why we might want to care about it can you take away the government is accountable for a lot of layers of our existence which w
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by flattone 7y ago
Autopilot is for middle age? That's a pretty terrible thing to say. My 20s were a total waste. Now, mature and sorta burned out on nonsense distractions, I'm on fire.
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by flattone 7y ago
If apple is working on this id have guessed the viability is arguably roadmaped? If not it feels like throwing money around to see what sticks. .
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by flattone 7y ago
Parse attempt: there are too significant systemic, social differences to meaningfully compare process&results between countries.
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by flattone 7y ago
I kind of understand it. From my experiences growing up around relatively hard stuff (first saw guns for sale in a backpack in 9th grade science class. This was my closest friend at the time, and didn't seem weird to me at all.) Some o
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by flattone 7y ago
surprised the relevant powerful/time tested and highly technical participants at whichever appropriate layer of networking aren't just forcing https only. #studentquestion
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by flattone 7y ago
policy standpoint that's a low bar but from a counter intelligence standpoint that's finger painting bar
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by flattone 7y ago
Good point. :/
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by flattone 7y ago
Jesus... When you put it this way ...lsd kind of... Sort of saved my life (quite a reach but I was 100% no idea what or why anything was and just trying to have fun and have friends to avoid painful self truths). Finding a a way to detach y
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by flattone 7y ago
My eyes welled up a bit with your reply... I have never connected on this point with someone. Not that I have made a specific effort to but thank you so much.

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