hopler

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by hopler 8y ago
That's democratic consensus. It's not centralized. You can fork if you want.
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by hopler 8y ago
It's not a tech thing. "Small/big government" / hegemony / balance of power is an age old debate.
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by hopler 8y ago
You are disappointed at the article for not being a different article? Velocity is the derivative of position
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by hopler 8y ago
The club promoters are real influencers.
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by hopler 8y ago
How does my secret key get from my phone to my tablet?
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by hopler 8y ago
People willingly sign up for Plaid. Banks have vendor lockin and special legal rights others don't have
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by hopler 8y ago
Mint was a copy of Yodlee. This stuff is old.
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by hopler 8y ago
Even if it's an iframe, there's no way for a non webdev to confirm it so it's indistinguishable from phishing.
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by hopler 8y ago
Before Plaid there was Yodlee which coordinated password harvesting from all the major financial institutions with their active partnership.
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by hopler 8y ago
The IRS conspiracy theory was debunked by Trump's Treasury Department. wikipedia.org/wiki/IRS_targeting_controversy
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by hopler 8y ago
Won't happen until Donald Trump's justices retire.
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by hopler 8y ago
No. If they find someone important they just let him go with an apology. Penn Jillette fought them years ago and refused their apology; it went nowhere.
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by hopler 8y ago
The courts have ruled that if someone makes a request under threat of physical violence or death, it is impossible to consent unless of course the person making the threat in law enforcement.
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by hopler 8y ago
The professional economists who've actually researched this matter disagree with you.
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by hopler 8y ago
Metabolic setup isn't fit to a one dimensional line of bad to good.
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by hopler 8y ago
I think a defense (oral examination) of the paper can cover that scenario.
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by hopler 8y ago
Not if you have lower income and a job that makes you happier, which was the question up above.
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by hopler 8y ago
Hooray for "algorithm", not "neural network".
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by hopler 8y ago
Prison slavery is explicitly legal, in the US Constitution, and is widely practiced. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penal_labor_in_the_United_St...
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by hopler 8y ago
This is what Project Dragonfly is, according to wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonfly_(search_engine)
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by hopler 8y ago
You missed the part where you chose an in-network can (hospital) that is filled with out-of-network soda (doctors).
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by hopler 8y ago
"and if you want data, let's go with mine". -- how to lie with statistics.
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by hopler 8y ago
Why do you do the work they pay you for, if no one can measure it? Seems you've got a sweet deal, get paid to do whatever you want to want regardless of result.
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by hopler 8y ago
Why not just not bother reading replies?
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by hopler 8y ago
If they don't, why are managers choosing to pay them $10m?
176.
by hopler 8y ago
Which businesses succeed without a business plan? Without metrics, how do you keep your runway open?
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by hopler 8y ago
The money isn't that great if you are miserable and your kids spend it after your funeral
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by hopler 8y ago
Government commonly pays people far more than competitive, usually in the form of extra paid hours for nonwork, at the office or in pensions.
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by hopler 8y ago
B corps are older than Gravity's thing
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by hopler 8y ago
If the cost of all food doubled, would everyone eat half as much?

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