gech

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by gech 9y ago
If your choices for the food you eat and housing near work, work itself are all determined/influenced by corporations, then "opting out" is not possible
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by gech 9y ago
These kinds of activities are really immature for adults regardless of country
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by gech 9y ago
Why do you want to encourage a race to the bottom?
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by gech 9y ago
Can this model be translated into computer vision code? I always wonder if it means there are new more efficient models still to be found to copy from nature, or if the model ends up not being the most efficient and just the result of evolu
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by gech 9y ago
>They have been hearing from ringless voice mail providers and pro-business groups, which argue that these messages should not qualify as calls and, therefore, should be exempt from consumer protection laws that ban similar types of tele
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by gech 9y ago
Become a dirtbag, because others will too. Great.
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by gech 9y ago
I don't think our poor sons and daughters should be involved in a military that will be used to enforce things like this
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by gech 9y ago
Why can't they just accept lower margins
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by gech 9y ago
Wars were started over less. Maybe a little more patriotism is called for nowadays
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by gech 9y ago
We shouldn't even be drinking milk
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by gech 9y ago
Well we'll place you on the defeatist side. Please stand down then when the rest of us try to argue for progress by enshrining new rights and not tossing them up in the air.
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by gech 9y ago
The only mystifying part is your abstract analogy that never seems to happen in reality
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by gech 9y ago
> however there is certainly an argument that their other responsibilities outweigh any responsibility that they might have to act as a free security investigation team and report a security vulnerability to an outside corporation. Yeah,
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by gech 9y ago
As a conservative, your story does not obligate me to ensure other's right to read
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by gech 9y ago
>To ensure the entire network is discovered, we should start the crawler off with multiple supernode IPs and store all IPs found into a database, then each time we restart the crawler we seed it with the list of IPs found during the prev
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by gech 9y ago
I don't buy your spin either.
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by gech 9y ago
Go to a store and see the people actually working in reality.
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by gech 9y ago
Despicable. Any authors of this work should be publicly shamed and punished. And don't get me started on what should befall the owners of capital that drove this.
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by gech 9y ago
>labor is purely an expense Unless you expand the view and see that an employee that gets paid has money to participate in the economy and buy your goods. Economics is a sham science.
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by gech 9y ago
Disagree and commit - Bezos
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by gech 9y ago
Can you disclose if you have any direct interest in net neutrality being removed
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by gech 9y ago
One's a subjective skill, the other, objective
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by gech 9y ago
It takes grit to get up everyday at 4 a.m. just to drive a truck or work at a warehouse or be a nurse etc etc etc
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by gech 9y ago
I reject this entire post. Stock prices reflect the day to day movement. At most the consideration is quarterly. New ceos are commonly brought in to cut costs by degrading internal resources for quarterly bumps. Retirement stakeholders have
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by gech 9y ago
>mkdir -p ~/go/src/project Where is the mkdir icon on my windows desktop?
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by gech 9y ago
This is the missing link to goats
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by gech 9y ago
Don't just dismiss it. If your business plan requires you to lobby against science and the public good, then we have a problem.
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by gech 9y ago
Phone manufacturers have an definite interest in stepping on your right to repair.
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by gech 9y ago
> Collectively, they put honorable and competent people on the board of directors, and make sensible decisions when other issues are put to shareholder votes. I don't believe this. They bring in axemen to cut jobs for a bump in sto
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by gech 9y ago
But we shouldn't dissolve worker protections entirely just because you don't like some of the rules

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