jackorange

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by jackorange 5y ago
My point isn't his car is obsolete, its that the technology he's complaining about is not the same that will be installed 5 or 6 years from now.
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by jackorange 5y ago
It's odd that you are so aggressively defending Japan. How is you having an opinion that they have "the best restaurants in the world" an achievement of Japan? Secondly, if you read the original comment I made, I am agreeing
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by jackorange 5y ago
I'm sorry but none of what you are suggesting is mentioned in the article, and this system is not out yet for anyone to have evaluated it and come to your conclusion. Did you have a source for your statement?
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by jackorange 5y ago
Your 2020 Subaru Outback will be at least 6 years old in 2026 when this proposed system comes out.
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by jackorange 5y ago
This romanticized view doesn't look at the problems of Japan: - high suicide and depression rates - excessive work culture - irrational fear of foreigners - widespread addictions: gambling, alcohol, anime, games - "best restaurant
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by jackorange 5y ago
Majority of comments here are on the headline and clearly did not read the article: - It doesnt use breathalyzers, it uses safety systems similar as those for cruise control. - It would be installed at the factory by manufacturers. - It wou
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by jackorange 5y ago
I agree with your points. I dont know why some people are creepily obsessed with Japan. Many people seem to develop their idealized version of a society in their head and then project that image onto Japan and Japanese people whereas it is
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by jackorange 5y ago
I've seen smaller trucks at work. The bed size doesnt matter as much as towing capacity.
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by jackorange 5y ago
>The existing ones were un-changable aspects about you that you can't control, and are born into. That's not how westerners feel about gender any more.
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by jackorange 5y ago
Surely the primary reason for the name is much fewer people would click and share otherwise. It's clickbait with software.
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by jackorange 5y ago
Right, I don't see the "anime" part. This just looks like one of the thousands of nameless photo editing software filters.
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by jackorange 5y ago
They do imitate it, they do enough to take pictures of themselves and they buy into the sports clothing brands and entertainment. Few actually do regular and consistent exercise. I think there would be an increase in biking if the celebs di
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by jackorange 5y ago
I think the issue goes further than that into being a societal problem. Majority of America is overweight, staring down at their phones day and night, and dread physical activity. They also like to flex their position and wealth to others,
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by jackorange 5y ago
That's right. After grace period it goes into a period called redemption where they can still get it back but it cost like $120. Source: Used to work at registrar.
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by jackorange 5y ago
A lot of it is also the American public being selfish and inconsiderate of others. Even at a low wage, I'm sure the job would be more bearable and perhaps even enjoyable if the employees were not treated so poorly by the public and the
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by jackorange 5y ago
In high security and solitary confinement there are guards that will have to deal with them, and the inmates are afforded rights like visitation or recreation where they can gain contraband, make shanks, extort and assault inmates and other
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by jackorange 5y ago
If someone is intent on committing crime. Say a serial killer who has killed many people, then while incarcerated continues attempting to attack and kill guards and other inmates, you would say this person should not be killed? I feel that
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by jackorange 5y ago
It feels more inconsistent to me that people online are so outspoken in favor of criminals' rights and perfectly silent on victims' rights.
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by jackorange 5y ago
Your comment is not in the spirit of HN and I hope it is deleted. You are asserting someone has mental illness just because they are claiming something which is well known. Gamers nexus, which is a top reviewer, have mentioned they dont get
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by jackorange 5y ago
That's their job?
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by jackorange 5y ago
The police don't sentence people to jail.
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by jackorange 5y ago
I liked his premise. It's a good idea, appeal to the people who aren't voting.
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by jackorange 5y ago
Why is it assumed that because they are a landlord that they are mistreating someone?
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by jackorange 5y ago
Maybe others will also take after apple selling $99 stands and $7 small microfiber cloths.
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by jackorange 5y ago
I know people who live where there is no zoning and went from having nothing but empty land next to their house, to a car mechanic, loud gym, fireworks stand, and many other undesirable businesses (to be living beside) in their backyard. Yo
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by jackorange 5y ago
I don't know where it's being blocked in your view but to use my earlier example of silicon valley, maybe there is a limitation of geographic space, resources in relation to population, and zoning considerations. Maybe silicon val
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by jackorange 5y ago
I presented a broad example that society is changing. I did not associate a variation in pricing due to the oppression or lack thereof of certain groups.
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by jackorange 5y ago
If you can accept technology changes over time (goodbye horse and carriage), and that society changes over time (hello LGBTQI rights), why is it unreasonable to accept the price you pay for goods will change? Naturally, its a given that&#x2
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by jackorange 5y ago
I think this is a fallacy perpetuated by unrealistic ideals. I bought a house for 175K at 24. I only make 50K a year. I don't have a college degree. Lot of people saying buying houses is hard, unrealistic, or impractical want to buy ma