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jliptzin
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jliptzin
7y ago
It’s because we have really been in the midst of a stupidity epidemic for at least the last 5 years and our debt has finally come due.
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jliptzin
7y ago
Crazy lol, never in a million years would I have thought my Toto would appreciate in value far more than my stock account.
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jliptzin
7y ago
Why is there a run on toilet paper? The supply chain isn’t disrupted. Even if it is and there is a shortage, what’s the big deal if you run out and have to poop before you shower? How about instead of buying 40 pounds of toilet paper now, t
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jliptzin
7y ago
When has someone ever thought there wasn’t a Windows zeroday under active exploit?
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jliptzin
7y ago
Yea this is really frustrating. I bought a box of 10 N-95s in January when I saw what was going on in China and figured they’d be good to have, since I have older people in my family who are in poor health (leukemia, diabetes, heart disease
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jliptzin
7y ago
Definitely not a stupid question
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jliptzin
7y ago
Insurance by definition is negative expected value (otherwise insurance companies wouldn't be in business). Great job hedging!
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jliptzin
7y ago
It is comically right out of the plot of every pandemic-type movie where no one in charge takes it seriously enough at the beginning and it therefore spreads wildly out of control.
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jliptzin
7y ago
I agree with your point but that's just astoundingly stupid to put a team of people on building your own features on top of Jira without first spending 5 minutes to look into whether your new features have already been developed in mor
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jliptzin
7y ago
This is easy to prevent. First of all, it’d be crammed with cameras. If it’s truly unmanned, there wouldn’t be a steering wheel, so it would be impossible for a human to drive, even if a robber could somehow gain access to the locked cabin.
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jliptzin
7y ago
Yea, I feel like Amazon is so good at customer service that people just expect full refunds these days even for things totally beyond the control of the seller. The terms stated the tickets were non refundable. Don’t buy the ticket if you d
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jliptzin
7y ago
I guess it comes down to who are you more afraid of? Terrorists and pedophiles or law enforcement with unlimited power and resources to spy on you and imprison you. Of course it's a false choice anyway, if encryption is legislated away
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jliptzin
7y ago
I fail to see how my particular pattern of driving affects the flow of traffic in front of me.
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jliptzin
7y ago
It doesn't disengage immediately after taking your hands off the wheel, it starts prompting you after about 5-10 seconds.
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jliptzin
7y ago
I think you should give it a try yourself. I use autopilot every day and I understand and agree with exactly what he is saying. I consider myself a very safe driver and my record proves that.
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jliptzin
7y ago
I think it really shines in heavy traffic. You don't really have to be as vigilant in bumper to bumper traffic, and can take your mind off of constantly stopping and going. After all, the worst that'll happen is you'll get in
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jliptzin
7y ago
🧐
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jliptzin
7y ago
As is usually the case with this administration, sometimes you can agree on things they do but it is never for the right reasons.
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jliptzin
7y ago
Time not in the market is more expensive than timing the market.
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jliptzin
7y ago
Yea, makes no sense to me. I’ve forgotten many passwords for things I thought I’d never forget, including a bitcoin wallet. I can only imagine how hard it would be not using the password for months or years because law enforcement seized yo
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jliptzin
7y ago
Every site on tripod could probably be stored on a single micro sd card
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jliptzin
7y ago
Because it’s always about change in income, not absolute numbers. I guarantee you someone who went from making $50k to $100k in a year will report being happier than a guy who made a steady $1m each year.
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jliptzin
7y ago
If you’re serious about the security of your data, you need to know how to pick a password you will remember. There are things in this world that we ask of average people that are far more difficult. In 2020, picking and remembering a passw
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jliptzin
7y ago
Yea, exactly. The stupidity is mind boggling.
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jliptzin
7y ago
Don’t be the average user.
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jliptzin
7y ago
Everyone talks about planes being packed with tons of redundancy but this is simply not true - where is the landing gear redundancy?
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jliptzin
7y ago
You’d be surprised
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jliptzin
7y ago
Yea, what services is the airline providing in exchange for that extra fee? That’s what I never understood. They charge $100-300 for cargo that has to stay under the seat in an enclosed carrier the whole time. I could understand an extra de
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jliptzin
7y ago
Anybody who is in the unfortunate position of deciding whether the target they’re aiming at is a missile or passenger plane needs to do the following simple calculus: if you are even slightly unsure, don’t do anything (especially if the obj
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jliptzin
7y ago
That second link actually made me spit out coffee for the first time in my life.
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