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by huntertwo 8y ago
One thought that comes to mind is that this paradigm makes it easier for bad actors (those who are “selfish”) to get ahead.
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by huntertwo 8y ago
There is something to be said about beauty being exclusively secondary to a place’s purpose in the US though. This is evidenced by the fact that when American cities champion creative efforts, it’s seen as special. For example, street art i
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by huntertwo 8y ago
Identification is hard to acquire in many parts of the United States, especially for poor people. Enforcing some sort of voter ID would prevent many poor people from voting, who are disproportionately poc. In other countries, ID is not diff
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by huntertwo 8y ago
I want to second this. I did CHIP-8 two weeks ago and it’s good for getting your feet wet. I’m gonna finish it up with super chip-48, and then move to Gameboy. The progression feels natural and it’s fun and rewarding.
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by huntertwo 8y ago
Might be worth thinking about hospitals or for-profit companies first. They seem to have more incentive to adopt new technologies. I say this because private industry tech seems to always be ahead of government tech.
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by huntertwo 8y ago
I think it’s a little bit more complicated (and perhaps more “authentic” too) than you’re making it out to be. Labels definitely have strong influence in what gets played on the radio, but in your Cardi B example, Bodak Yellow was extremely
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by huntertwo 8y ago
That’s really funny. Don’t think I’ve ever seen Calibri on any legal document now that I think of it.
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by huntertwo 8y ago
IR sensor
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by huntertwo 8y ago
In almost every Midwest city it is getting below 40 in the winter with a lot of snow.
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by huntertwo 8y ago
Definitely not the case in Amsterdam, there are some fancy shops there (even though there are the more shanty tourist traps as well).
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by huntertwo 8y ago
They probably don't want to break any code that relies on that sorted output. Don't know why they would've decided on that to begin with though.
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by huntertwo 8y ago
You’re right, I had my facts wrong. However, although not necessarily the case here, voting against certain guaranteed to pass measures is just talking the talk, not really walking the walk. Democrats don’t really push for anti-corporation
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by huntertwo 8y ago
Not in all cases; republicans are much more frequently bad from my POV and I assume yours. However they do both act frequently in favor of corporate interests. A recent example being this: https://nyti.ms/2x6c1xI
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by huntertwo 8y ago
He’s the scapegoat for all the other government officials on both sides of the aisle who have had their pockets filled up by the telecom industry.
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by huntertwo 8y ago
Evolution is not linear. All species are at a different leaf of the tree of evolution from some sort of “proto-being” as the root node. Humans are no different than dogs or cacti. Humans may be the common ancestor of two different species t
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by huntertwo 8y ago
What makes you believe this?
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by huntertwo 9y ago
If I make a mistake which hurts another party, which I do often, I apologize to said party. In those instances where I make a mistake and apologize, I do so to assure the other person that it was not my intention to hurt them, but rather I