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by hpoe 5y ago
All you get at that point is the right people using it to prosecute the honest people.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Well I don't think it is a human right for the simple reason that medical care is technically a limited resource.l, there is not an infinite supply of doctors or medicine there is a limited supply no matter what that theoretical limit
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by hpoe 5y ago
Ya I read PG's article on getting a publicist recently. Now I wnat to know who is this company's publicist.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Honestly it is so frustrating for me when I have a new project that is written by someone on my team and I need to do something to it and so I go to view the repo in Github and everytime without fail there's never a stinking README.md
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by hpoe 5y ago
MethOps seems what half the crazed start-up CEOs I worked for are using.
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by hpoe 5y ago
But at the end of the day your infrastructure is essentially data not code. Your infrastructure is permanent, it exists even if it isn't being used it has inertia. At the end of the day your "infrastructure" is really just an
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by hpoe 5y ago
Well the reason for that is that the large cartels are already part of the game. SOCOM needs a place to get the money for their off the books operations, and if you start looking into special operations units it turns out there are a lot of
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by hpoe 5y ago
Actually that is the only time I started to find the shell limiting was working with JSON. But then I discovered jq and my issues are solved.
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by hpoe 5y ago
15 seconds on the shell beats 5 minutes trying to debug a ruby or pythons script. That said I would agree as soon as something becomes complex or you need to do computation looking outside the shell is probably a good idea. The huerestic th
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by hpoe 5y ago
Well "mastering [that] careless design" has made me farore capable than many of my peers at tasks that involve debugging network problems. I can slice and dice data files with ease and much more speed than any of my associates bec
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by hpoe 5y ago
You have a point, but I also can expect a minimum level of competance and caring about the data you have stewardship over. Sure, given enough time and motivation anyone can probably break into anything, but that isn't an excuse to let
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by hpoe 5y ago
You know I hear a lot of people talk about how religion makes people angry and hateful, but I don't hear nearly as much for how religion makes people more loving, more caring, and better; and I know it does because I've seen it pl
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by hpoe 5y ago
Honestly I don't understand why 1 is so bad? Does anyone have hard data that all of this tracking and user profiling is actually resulting in increased ad revenue? I for one have never liked personalized ads as it is almost always is s
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by hpoe 5y ago
Well for starters you've got all the Muslims and members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints sometimes know as Mormons. That's two big ole' swathes of people who probably don't drink at all.
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by hpoe 5y ago
I've found it's not a matter of "no one wants it" it is a matter of there are only so many hours in a day and most people are focusing on family, or career, or schooling or something else. This is a terrible argument bec
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by hpoe 5y ago
We will be moving soon, ended up with an HOA, I am currently doing everything in my power to end up on that HOA board to Ron Swanson it up hard, including throwing BBQs for neighbors, making contacts with everyone in the neighborhood and pi
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by hpoe 5y ago
Here's the problem I fundementally have with HOA's even ones that are "laid back" is that at any point in time they can decide to not be "laid back" you get one bad idiot in charge of the HOA and then suddenly
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by hpoe 5y ago
I would've loved to have not bought a home in an HOA area, unfortunately there seems to be now development built these days that isn't under the control of an HOA that is in turned controlled by the developer that is actually an u
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by hpoe 5y ago
The answer is actually because we spent several years with the entire country dedicated tona total war effort in the face of an enemy that was devoted to our total and absolute extinction and subjugation. Following that rather than returnin
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by hpoe 5y ago
They already did back in the 1800s the French formed the Grand Orient and removed the requirement of a belief in a higher power. The Grand Orient of France is not recognized by other branches of Masonry necessarily but it is already there.
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by hpoe 5y ago
It is very possible that I just don't understand but when I was studying ML and learning a little bit about the math behind it I suddenly realized that in one sense the word "dimension" simply means a value required to identi
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by hpoe 5y ago
I'll just throw out there that I've been interested in Masonry lately, during the pandemic I realized how lacking connections are in my life and the idea of a fraternity of men that have joined together to be better is something t
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by hpoe 5y ago
I had a buddy that too the GED at 16 then went and got accepted to University when he was 17. He was home schooled and one smart cookie but he turned out alright.
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by hpoe 5y ago
I'm getting so sick of entrenched institutions and organizations acting like this. I know history and I know that is has always been like this to some degree but it seems that the level of centralization brought about our ability to ra
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by hpoe 5y ago
What defines what is a "politician". Seems like it would be easy to abuse.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Lived in Youngstown for a while a terrible place. Lot of murders and most every building is abandoned or a bar. It's an old steel town and then steel went overseas and the jobs didn't. Moral of the story don't be a one trick
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by hpoe 5y ago
I think that as long as it is raw cash it can help. I have however noticed that it seems like the 3 most expensive things in the US right now are Medical, College, and Housing. I've also noticed that the government subsidizes or dumps
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by hpoe 5y ago
Note only 8% of prisons in the US are private prisons. By focusing on private prisons we are focusing on a small part of the problem that while emotionally outraging is pragmatically inconsequential.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Non-profit doesn't mean that people aren't making money from it, it just means that the excess funds aren't used to drive stock growth and the organization "doesn't exist for the purpose of making money", but i
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The Slow Winter – James Mickens [pdf](scholar.harvard.edu)
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