hnaccy

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by hnaccy 8y ago
You can already find "affordable" travel between LA and SF using greyhound or craigslist ad-hoc rideshares etc. Is there anywhere in world where HSR is cheap enough for poor people to use it much?
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by hnaccy 8y ago
>Wage trends over the past half-century suggest that a 10 percent increase in the number of workers with a particular set of skills probably lowers the wage of that group by at least 3 percent. Even after the economy has fully adjusted,
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by hnaccy 8y ago
Pure ideology.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
Can the car communicate over local network and check the pedestrians' credit scores?
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by hnaccy 8y ago
>By the way, I also find it really interesting that video games are software, a special kind of software that we assign a very particular type of value to that's not really monetary. We want to keep them alive and enjoy them so long
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by hnaccy 8y ago
This one dimensional curve of focus throughout a 2D page will be different on each viewing and for different people. That's why the 2D layout is important because it can help assist or guide the creation of this path. For many pages th
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by hnaccy 8y ago
There's a darker woman on the landing page and in the animated section there's a paler figure and couple darker.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
Your post is a bit dismissive given your familiarity with western sci-fi seems to extend only to incredibly popular film series.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
>There are a lot of different ethical systems, but almost all of them consider killing people to be evil. This is too strong a claim.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
There's plenty of game developers, there's only one Tom Cruise. And there's no path for modern devs to get any sort of selling star power unless they also do game design (Zacktronics, Kojima, etc).
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by hnaccy 8y ago
How does your comment not also apply to any immigrant including those who move to wealthy nations?
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by hnaccy 8y ago
Either Mozilla has been infiltrated by malicious actors or the modern crop of web-focused developers are so numb to current status quo of mass ads and tracking that they are unable to see alternatives or understand why people would be upset
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by hnaccy 8y ago
I don't see why it must be exploitive, it's just natural extension of moving within your native country to maximize opportunity/cost of living. I imagine most expats aren't in the business of resource extraction like old
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by hnaccy 8y ago
Taking people by implicit threat of force because they've been marked by some global surveillance system is bad.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
Just use sci-hub.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
That was Web SQL. https://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/06/beyond-html5-database-apis...
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by hnaccy 8y ago
These "innovation hubs" are already capturing large slice of economic growth and talent, why should the federal government subsidize them? If they're failing to urbanize it's due to their own myopic local politics.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
Does this also apply to criticism of income inequality?
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by hnaccy 8y ago
You can't get much more dystopian or abhorrent than using a political minority as livestock.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
According to my napkin math that's more than the LHC's raw output, do they really need all that for factories? Seems nuts.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
California always wants more and more.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
>Crucially, a gap in overtime acceptance rates barely exists for those who are married. As we can see in Figure 10, married male operators with dependents are only 0 to 2 percentage points more likely to accept overtime than married wome
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by hnaccy 8y ago
It leaks information about my browsing history.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
>The whole situation seems like a melt-down ready to happen. How will it melt down, won't they just become infirm or die?
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by hnaccy 8y ago
I have 1450 tabs open and Firefox is fine, Chrome would be an unusable mess.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
That's pre-tax.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
$150k net for 50+ years is upper middle class at most in America? Jeez some people are in a bubble. Reminder this is assuming he completely stops working and does basically nothing with the money except match inflation.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
>It's "rich" in the sense that if you're smart and a bit frugal about it you'll never have to work again If does nothing but spend money he can spend $150k every year until he dies. Not exactly frugal.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
Are there specific WebExtension APIs you care about that Chrome supports and Firefox doesn't?
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by hnaccy 8y ago
Another impacted extension: https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-firefox/issues...

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