heptathorp

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by heptathorp 10y ago
That could just set someone off and make things more dangerous. If that's happening in the passing lane, get over and let them pass.
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by heptathorp 10y ago
> With the diet change, the animals should have lost weight, if anything. I think the far more likely explanation is that they don't have a complete understanding of nutrition and their expectations about the diet change were wrong.
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by heptathorp 10y ago
"draw NUCLEAR LAUNCH CODES in under 20 seconds" Nice try, Skynet.
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by heptathorp 10y ago
The scientific method.
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by heptathorp 10y ago
Feel free to place a limit order for the price you want instead of taking the liquidity from the HFT.
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by heptathorp 10y ago
I hate to be the one to tell you this but Blue Bottle is the McDonalds of third wave coffee.
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by heptathorp 10y ago
Understandable, the title of the book is really misleading. I think because "winning" friends implies some sort of competition and "influence" often has a negative connotation, like unduly influencing someone to do somet
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by heptathorp 10y ago
You lost respect for someone you didn't know because you saw them reading a book you had not read. You judged a book by its cover in both senses of the phrase.
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by heptathorp 10y ago
Yet there are pepperonis that don't curl (which some pizzerias allegedly prefer) as discussed in the article. It appears that the way the pepperoni is stuffed, so that the meat forms a U if you take a cross section, gives it a propensi
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by heptathorp 10y ago
How is this newsworthy? Some company (not named) fired some interns? Oh I see, this is an excuse to have yet another commentary about how millennials are so self-entitled.
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by heptathorp 10y ago
This sounds like only the first leg of the scheme. How do you actually get money you earned into these bank accounts? I guess you could have your offshore company charge some bullshit consulting or IP licensing fees and deduct that amount b
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by heptathorp 10y ago
I'm sure it will eventually be safer than human drivers once the technology is there but for a time there are going to be deaths that could've been prevented had the driver not overestimated the autopilot's abilities.
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by heptathorp 10y ago
I cannot wait to be killed by some idiot putting 100% faith in his Tesla to do his job of driving for him.
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by heptathorp 10y ago
> The Fed, with the touch of a keyboard, writes money into existence out of thin air, purchasing securities with it. Yup, that's how currency gets into circulation. How else would it?
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by heptathorp 10y ago
The business model is they sell the device.
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by heptathorp 10y ago
> CEO salary increases don't happen in a bubble - there has been an unprecedented increase in them while income growth in the middle class has stagnated horribly. Since you bring up stagnating wages, it sounds like you are suggestin
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by heptathorp 11y ago
Besides the gap myth (or misconception, I would call it) that others have already pointed out, this article contains some other questionable statements. > Numerous studies have shown that equal pay for women would significantly boost the
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by heptathorp 11y ago
Probably "luxury car."
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by heptathorp 11y ago
But how is writing a console.log statement quicker than simply clicking on a line number to set a break point and then inspecting what ever you want?
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by heptathorp 11y ago
After reading some of these comments... Holy shit, I am under paid.
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by heptathorp 11y ago
I fail to see how the subject of the sentence has any relevance to how offensive it is, if it indeed contains disparaging remarks. If I wrote in a blog post > I stopped being a stupid ni _ _ er and smartened up any well adjusted person w
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by heptathorp 11y ago
I didn't ignore your argument, I threw it back at you. 1. Ok, here is why it's offensive. Let's use an example. Alice says: "Dota 2 is gay." That sentence only makes sense today because gay means bad. But why does i
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by heptathorp 11y ago
So that argument actually works in my favor. How did gay go from a positive word to a negative one? Because along the way it was used to refer to homosexuals, and lots of people hated (and still hate) homosexuals and want to distance themse
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by heptathorp 11y ago
Do you think it is just a coincidence that the words gay and faggot became insults? I keep seeing this idea repeated that it isn't homophobic because these words have taken on a new meaning and the people using them aren't actuall
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by heptathorp 11y ago
The reason you don't give unsolicited advice is not because people don't deserve it (points 1 & 2 in the article) but because if they didn't ask for it then they probably aren't prepared to act on your advice; or the
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by heptathorp 11y ago
Why not? You could name your company after a fruit if you wanted to (as long as there isn't already a company in your industry with that name).
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by heptathorp 11y ago
> Which makes me wonder how things would have played out had they not euthanized the current matriarch. Would she have lived long enough to allow her oldest daughter to mature? Good point. Maybe the throne would've passed peacefully
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by heptathorp 11y ago
> The $410,000 total shocked her. This is the problem. It shouldn't have shocked her. It takes a minute to do the math and calculate how much a debt will equal in x years if you don't make a single payment. It's 100% predi
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by heptathorp 11y ago
Accounting for income, but not accounting for indebtedness and more crucially, debt delinquency. It'd be one thing if these lenders were disproportionately targeting black borrowers and letting white borrowers slide. But that doesn&#x2
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by heptathorp 11y ago
It would just give more political representation to those with more children, as the children would just vote for whoever their parents told them to vote for. Even if they aren't being explicitly told who to vote for, it'll still

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