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by hack_edu 12y ago
So the police and state must suddenly take on this effort? At what cost? Where do the police resources come from? Even then, what if the cyclist still can't afford it? They have to walk? Do they need insurance if they are late and have
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by hack_edu 12y ago
OK, now tell us how to police it. "Just do it" doesn't count. And then there's the fact that a large number of cyclists ride because they can't afford a car, let alone the insurance. How do millions of American&#x27
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Correct, it was not. Though even a moderately healthy swarm today can easily stream (prerecorded, this is important) linear content. It's a lot easier now that residential bandwidth and seedboxes are so prevalent.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
And the likelihood of that integration is unlikely. Just because WebRTC operates over TCP does not mean it acts anything like a proper TCP socket. There is an unbelievable amount of overhead involved, not to mention how reliant most moder
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Or, what it already has shown to be given the free market, fare multipliers. For better or for worse...
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by hack_edu 12y ago
The 'shit' here being Internet Rage on places like HN.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
I'm shocked at how often a "bar rush" is the primary example used to define it's utility. Keep it up and people will hate insular millennial techies even more. :/ Also note, even in the bay area, that once you leave
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by hack_edu 12y ago
The government has the keys.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
> Sublime-like Isn't that just VIM anyway?
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Well coincidentally I just saw this a few minutes after you replied ;) We both didn't look all weekend. Our lives went on, and we still made it back here anyway, and we can still have this conversation without urgency (or the distracti
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Post-Snowden PSA: Remember, they already have it if they want it.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Think of it comparable the difference between "pop science" and "academic science" in book publishing. Its cool, and usually pretty informative, but largely just for fun or minor utility.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Nor the type of fault.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
The general HN feature philosophy: HN is a simple site with a simple purpose. Its worked just fine this way for 10 years. Is it actually broken now and worth fixing, and further, why devote the energy when it continues to work fine? And rea
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by hack_edu 12y ago
For the nth time, no.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Good luck boring subways, tunnels, and right-of-ways through mountains, sand dunes, and silt! Buses are the only reasonable answer and much more modular to adjust to changing demands as years go by. A traffic system that programmatically pr
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Freedom to travel is quite literally a declared Human Right. No need to question it's or why's.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Oh to be young again...
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Or, that only title available is this year's version.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Yes, but ultimately the old farts won't admit that code is overrated when it comes to writing real software. The old "programmer" job died years ago. Not to mention how most the tools he rails against are certainly code in an
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Yes, but ultimately the old farts won't admit that code is overrated when it comes to writing real share. Not to mention how most the tools he rails against are certainly code in any real sense.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
People are downvoting you because this quickly became blatantly off-topic and distracting from the subject at hand, not because of your political views.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Yes, and it is exactly what folks here are in opposition to.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Good luck further destroying the credibility of startup journalists. :)
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by hack_edu 12y ago
One hopes Box didn't acquire a company with only a beta-invite product for simply their ffmpeg one-liners...
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by hack_edu 12y ago
IdeaPaint does not compare. It more reminiscent of a white truck bed liner than a writing slate, even when installed by their contractors. It gets the job done for silly after-hours doodles but its simply not as precise as a real glossy whi
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Not even just the plug. I've had outages from bits flipped simply by the static electricity generated when vacuuming near servers.
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by hack_edu 12y ago
BTW, this is the right way to do it. :)
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Great site! I'd really recommend you change the name though. 'EDM' is pretty cringe-worthy word these days (much like 'electronica' and 'alternative'), and just generally doesn't roll off the tongue t
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by hack_edu 12y ago
Software is made by teams, and teams that can ship quality products and code consistently are invaluable. Few companies actually know how to ship product or complete projects, let alone succeed. Early-stage companies are purchased/fund

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