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This angry inventor has a special gift for package thieves: Revenge(washingtonpost.com)
11 points by fmihaila 9y ago|13 comments
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The World’s Top Banana Is Doomed and Nobody Can Find a Replacement(wsj.com)
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This Evangelical Leader Denounced Trump. Then the Death Threats Started(politico.com)
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by fmihaila 9y ago
I read it as snark directed at the U.S., not Norway.
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> The software involved is HN's flamewar detector a.k.a. overheated discussion detector. All of these are typical responses to articles with a large heat-to-substance ratio. This is unfortunate. The discussion has been heated, yes,
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by fmihaila 9y ago
Wow, that didn't take long. Why is this discussion being flagged?
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by fmihaila 9y ago
I see your point, but somebody losing their job in the blink of an eye for expressing their thoughts on a sensitive subject in good faith just because other people are trying to hijack the English language seems like an overreaction, no?
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> "Diversity of thought is more important than diversity of skin color" is one of those dog whistles. I find it highly unlikely that a black woman in charge of Inclusion and Diversity at a most socially progressive company woul
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by fmihaila 9y ago
The wording in the article's first paragraph can almost be read as if the policy applied to all Tesla cars used commercially, but the actual announcement is more clear: > This Policy applies to all Superchargers worldwide and all Te
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> Not every idea is worth debating in every setting . Someone who just wants to go to work and program shouldn't have to spend their day debating people who think their lifestyles are a sin- they should be able to focus on their jo
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Tesla Tells New Taxi, Uber Drivers Not to Use Its Superchargers(bloomberg.com)
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Millions of People Post Comments on Federal Regulations. Many Are Fake(wsj.com)
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This is how nuclear war with North Korea would unfold(washingtonpost.com)
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Texas Prisons Ban 10,000 Books. No ‘Charlie Brown Christmas’ for Inmates(nytimes.com)
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General Electric to cut 12,000 jobs in power business revamp(reuters.com)
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Mecklenburg County hacked, $23K ransom demanded(usatoday.com)
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> despite Because.
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> I guess its closer to stealing from the register and leaving a lottery ticket that happen to be a winner. Yes, this is a better analogy. > Still seems perfectly convictable to me. The question, though, isn't whether he should g
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by fmihaila 9y ago
But if I leave more money in the register than it contained to begin with, what are the damages that must be covered by forfeiture?
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> There are architects, release managers, product managers, etc. that should have provided multiple checks/balances. So to say it's purely "management" isn't quite correct to me. The fact that all the architects,
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by fmihaila 9y ago
If the absence of vastly superior batteries were only due to patents, someone would be producing them right now and enjoy the exclusivity. While there are numerous promising approaches, usually announced with great fanfare, they tend to onl
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by fmihaila 9y ago
This is a management issue. It shouldn't be possible for such a mistake to slip into production code. It has happened more than once in recent times.
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by fmihaila 9y ago
Certainly not. The only things keeping the official policy from progressing faster are the utter incompetence of the administration and the relative sanity of the court system. Both can change.
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by fmihaila 9y ago
Except the stated policy of this executive is to deport large numbers of people, whereas there is no danger of Christmas being outlawed, or of Sharia becoming the law of the land.
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Woman offers WaPo false tale about Roy Moore in effort to discredit the paper(washingtonpost.com)
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Drowning in Garbage(washingtonpost.com)
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Why I injected myself with an untested gene therapy(bbc.com)
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The Atheist Who Strangled Me (2013)(theatlantic.com)
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Sergio Canavero: World's first head transplant 'imminent'(usatoday.com)
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Stitch Fix Co-Founder to Reap Millions in IPO. Her Ex-Partner Is a Footnote(wsj.com)
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