herbig

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by herbig 11y ago
Where exactly do you live? I've driven all over the east coast and have never, ever seen any of this to be remotely true.
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by herbig 11y ago
I've found LeakCanary incredibly useful at rooting out context related leaks you probably wouldn't otherwise think of. If you look under "no-op dependency" you'll find a solution to the issue you're describing.
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by herbig 11y ago
Marketing spam submitted by the creator of said marketing spam.
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by herbig 11y ago
This is Facebook's inmate account report page. For me, it was hidden if you're logged into Facebook, with a message that says: "This form is for people who can't log into their accounts, but it looks like you're log
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by herbig 11y ago
I'm all for more police scrutiny. As a resident of NYC, I've had a few interactions with police that have left me with the impression that probably 50% of them here are ineffective at best , and a net negative at worst. I'
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by herbig 11y ago
"Each time I pulled up the search engine (which is often), I spent more time than usual staring at the doodle above the search bar." Does this person actually type "www.google.com" into the address bar and press enter? M
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by herbig 11y ago
They're doing some excellent marketing.
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by herbig 11y ago
Even better is: 31 Ancestral Recall 25 Black Lotus 3 Timetwister 1 Braingeyser You don't need 2x of any one thing to get started, you only need 1 Lotus and 1 Timetwister or Ancestral Recall. If anything gets countered, you
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by herbig 11y ago
The best part of this article is the feature graphic, that of a castle with the caption: THIS IS A TOWER. PHOTOGRAPHER: DAMIEN MEYER/AFP/GETTY IMAGES The article mentions "Tower Research". Is the image/caption a jok
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by herbig 11y ago
That's cute of you, but the point of the essay is that we're not working for food anymore. We're working to sustain the system of work and to buy iPhones.
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by herbig 11y ago
I like the idea of building this into bitcoin, where one only has to check into the blockchain somehow each year to continue receiving payments.
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by herbig 11y ago
I don't think that was the argument here. The argument was that being rich compounds the inequality seen between them and everyone else, not just the poor, but including the middle class, etc.
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by herbig 11y ago
public boolean isUserAGoat() { return mContext.getPackageManager() .isPackageAvailable("com.coffeestainstudios.goatsimulator"); }
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by herbig 11y ago
That's not confirmation bias, unfortunately. The argument was not that women aren't concerned, although I would also argue that they, in general, are not. Bias aware bias: the tendency to bring up biases in an online argument, re
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by herbig 11y ago
I keep hearing this mantra that young folks aren't on Facebook, but all of the young folks I know (younger cousins mostly) are on Facebook. I'm skeptical that this notion is true.
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by herbig 11y ago
Not only would it be a remarkable engineering feat, but just getting this through the institutionalized government corruption with enough money left over to finish the project would be the largest hurdle. I'm also incredibly skeptical
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by herbig 11y ago
It's insane how unfunny and ignorant this comment is.
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by herbig 11y ago
A moderately inquisitive person would think from the title of the article that this would be related in some way to the movie. One could then ctrl-F just in case, to see if it's referenced, and still get away with pretending to be inte
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by herbig 11y ago
What I find more interesting is that the site recycled an article from two years ago and posted it with today's date.
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by herbig 11y ago
Cars not noticing cyclists in their mirrors before they change lanes is the fault of the driver, not the cyclist. Motorists should always check their mirrors before changing lanes. There could also be other cars there. The onus is on the t
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by herbig 11y ago
"Will this law prohibit a bicyclist from passing a car closely? No." https://bikeeastbay.org/GiveMeThree
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by herbig 11y ago
Yeah, I'm skeptical of this. I saw a short documentary on Netflix about him which just felt like a long commercial ad. I wouldn't be surprised if the casinos fabricated something like this and paid him to create this "contro
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by herbig 11y ago
Combos with Power Artifact. This thing is really cool. Also, he's using mtgjson.com, which I've used in the past and it's really awesome.
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by herbig 11y ago
This doesn't hold, since all local, state, and national laws must be adhered to by default. If a contest doesn't limit the number of entries, you're allowed to enter as many times as you'd like. "Cheating" has
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by herbig 11y ago
How is this downvoted?
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by herbig 11y ago
I lost trust in anything Binney says when I saw that he did an interview with Alex Jones on Infowars. You need to completely separate yourself from that garbage if you want people to take you seriously.
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by herbig 11y ago
The quote you're referring to is "The new legislation, while it is commendable as far as it goes, contains some obvious shortcomings."
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by herbig 11y ago
Fix your RSS so feedly can find your most recent posts.
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by herbig 11y ago
There's a lot of extremely biased assumptions going on here. All of the numbers here are correlations only. No definition is given for what "consistency" means. Taxing cigarettes but not alcohol because of health is not, in
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by herbig 11y ago
I see you wrote a Chrome extension that cuts most of the ads from NYT.

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