gech

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by gech 9y ago
Just pretend its a decision that doesn't work with your views and then look again at why this campaign is problematic.
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by gech 9y ago
Interesting - found this https://ask.slashdot.org/story/02/09/09/1828240/gassing-off-... The manufacturing process might not have been completed, the solders etc.
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by gech 9y ago
And who pray tell had these organizations and the public direct their focus to fat instead of sugar? Guess.
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by gech 9y ago
Is there the usual kind of database on the backend for your system?
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by gech 9y ago
Interesting little article. I just read about Jeff Bezos initiative to push for all departments at Amazon to be accessible as service interfaces. Could there be real interdisciplinary growth by having academic fields concepts and data acces
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by gech 9y ago
>The main argument is that small ISPs can't compete if Net Neutrality exists, because they can't build a network big enough for every customer to stream Netflix and YouTube. If they could have most of their customers blocked fr
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by gech 9y ago
As long as my guys (Republicans) are winning and our ideas (conservatism) are pushed through, I'm happy and I don't give a hoot about what twisted ways they use to win politically. I'll also criticize Democrats for doing the
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by gech 9y ago
I don't follow whats special about what they did? They were able to land big merchant account connections?
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by gech 9y ago
100% he says
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by gech 9y ago
Ah yes, we should have people lying to themselves.
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by gech 9y ago
I've heard the same regarding Jeff Bezos. A designer I think met with him and described him just like that.
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by gech 9y ago
That was it? So simple
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by gech 9y ago
There's the externality of pollution you didn't consider.
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by gech 9y ago
As long as we don't have developers that are willing to build only luxury, bought by speculators and remaining vacant. Please answer this.
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by gech 9y ago
> Corporations have always had personhood. Always? You cite the U.S. Code, which was first published when? 1926. >Donating your money to a non-profit is a form of speech, no? It's a hell of a lot different when it comes to influe
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by gech 9y ago
A lot of people think letting people die is very bad too. And also a lot of people think there is a responsibility to not let others die.
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by gech 9y ago
If we had to choose one party in the U.S. that is more guilty of this sin, which would it be?
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by gech 9y ago
Does current economic theory include this common malfeasance among successful dominant businesses as efficient?
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by gech 9y ago
Why do they just -need- to have Taiwan back that they would kill for it? Just let it be.
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by gech 9y ago
Forcefully?
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by gech 9y ago
Aren't we finding Chinese nationals snooping around fields to steal seed technology? Or being the (if not second to Russia) largest force behind computer intrusion to American corporations, for the purposes of stealing intellectual pro
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by gech 9y ago
Sounds like American politics on the Internet right now
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by gech 9y ago
How many upvotes did this receive?
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by gech 9y ago
If we didn't have Ars Technica how would we have heard about it?
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by gech 9y ago
I like other HNers only thought things were possible through the providence of the free-market though?
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by gech 9y ago
They didn't mention seeking approval, they mentioned losing empathy. Those in power losing empathy for others is a big deal.
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by gech 9y ago
The exploit utilized was developed by NSA employees no? And then leaked and then used by whomever (maybe North Koreans, maybe someone else)?
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by gech 9y ago
Are you stating that there are people that like pdfs?
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by gech 9y ago
I hope you're at the least "unnerved"
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by gech 9y ago
There are plenty of people, especially on here, that want to maintain the ever widening gap between the many and the few. You make a great point about how more even distribution would increase the participation in the economy leading to mor

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