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by frogpelt 8y ago
Do you (18f) have any success with redesigning internal government sites, those that require smart cards to access? Some of those are the worst.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
You are not the target audience for the Impossible Burger.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
I feel like we are going to need smart roads before we can have autonomous vehicles. If the road could talk to the car, the car would be harder to fool or confuse. Maybe.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Because they've already delayed it a whole lot.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
I'm interested how you record your music. I see on your website that you have a producer. Do you record in a home studio? Pro Logic?
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Okay, I don't disagree with your premise. And I was a small time pirate before Spotify and the like. But couldn't you legally copy music between devices without being a pirate? Also, surely nobody tried to have music for an MP3 pl
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Interesting that you consider it bullying if an individual abrasively states different viewpoints from the crowd. Is it bullying if the crowd uses similar tactics to silence the individual? Perhaps it depends on whether you agree with the c
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Nailed it. Leaving YouTube out of it, if you become extremely popular doing a thing and you have a million or ten millions sets of eyeballs tuning in to watch you do that thing, you will become an advertiser (unless you somehow think it&#x
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by frogpelt 8y ago
I wonder if this would have a negative effect on the earlier presents. For instance if you give your child presents over 5 days. Will the first day's gift be old hat by the fifth day? What a first-world problem!
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by frogpelt 8y ago
And it can easily be justified by two assumptions: 1. The average under-compensated man had worked there longer or had been under-compensated longer AND/OR 2. The average under-compensated man was in a higher paid role.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
I think you're right. E.g.: Google is 70% men. At 100,000 employees: 70,000 Male 30,000 Female If 5% of men are underpaid that's 3,500 men. If 10% of women are underpaid that's 3,000 women. More men are underpaid (3,500 >
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by frogpelt 8y ago
I would say one indication that you are not artificial is that you even ask the question. Questioning is extreme higher-order thinking.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Straw man. I never remotely suggested that employment is only based on supply and demand. You're suggesting that it's not.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
You are allowing anecdotal evidence to replace statistical analysis. There are lots of people who stay in a job when they could theoretically move up. But overall the labor market is subject to the law of supply and demand. If what you say
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Most retail and fast food businesses are running on razor thin margins, especially when the economy starts to weaken. There are a few exceptions. There was a lawsuit in the last few years between Burger King and its franchisees because Burg
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Wait. Do you like the corporate censorship or not?
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Perhaps the problem in that case is the government overstepping it's responsibilities. I firmly believe people should be held responsible for what they say and do but there has to be freedom to say things that are offensive or scary or
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by frogpelt 8y ago
I would argue that abstract painting became popular about the time photography become somewhat common. Photographs took up the mantle of depicting reality and painting became more about visual expression of feelings, perhaps.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
You will also (and already do) see deliberate efforts to disconnect from the artificial, virtual world and reconnect with the physical world: unplug retreats, etc.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
A better comparison might be putting the car in reverse at 60 MPH.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
I know their job is to talk about cities and stuff. But what's the point? The United States is the 4th largest country in the world and the third most populous. Is it any wonder that we have a wide diversity of experiences?
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by frogpelt 8y ago
If your kids are screaming loudly and aggressively about things they want, you have a problem that technology will not solve.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Honestly. I know that a lot of new technology is not quickly adopted by older people. But do we really need technology to save us any more time? Are we really filling the empty time with worthwhile activities?
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by frogpelt 8y ago
And even harder to not find it again.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Are you from the South? The author was from Georgia. Believe me, we have plenty of fried chicken around here. It gives us a break from the barbecue.
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Two thoughts: pg says we are designed but then in the notes he says "by evolution." Since evolution is changing to fit and survive your environment, perhaps humans working in groups is better for their survival. Also, specializat
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by frogpelt 8y ago
I'm way late on this comment but you would likely have a completely different set of challenges at a disadvantaged high school than your mom's challenge of a parent complaining about their child's chances of getting into Prin
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by frogpelt 8y ago
This page ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_density ) has a chart on energy density shows that gasoline contains roughyl 36 MegaJoules per Liter and 46 MJ per kg of energy density while a lithium-ion battery has les
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by frogpelt 8y ago
What about sand + wind?
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by frogpelt 8y ago
Engaged in what?

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