justforFranz

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by justforFranz 9y ago
Amen and amen.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Let's keep in mind that computer book publishers (like O'Reilly) have an interest in thrashing the knowledge base of programmers generally. Because it means more potential book sales. Advertisers can be informative. But they can
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Doesn't Apple already have more money than god?
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Heeeyyyyy I hope "Laundromat's" aren't how you explain plural nouns to non-technical people. :P :)
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Government doesn't regulate banks so much as banks regulate government.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
You might have saved his life - or someone else's. 80 in a 35? Completely insane.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Found the Scientologist!
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by justforFranz 9y ago
OMFG. Can a smart person please archive the site in case these dummies can't come to an agreement? This is spectacularly bad timing considering how many of our institutions that trade in truth are being attacked.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
I think we're only at the place where the computer can propose ideas for the artist to dispose of mostly, and perhaps find a gem occasionally. Music is indeed a language, so while it evolves, it still requires a network of meaning
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Labor has no pricing power in the USA and it's partially responsible for the candidacy of Donald Trump & Bernie Sanders - for what it's worth. All the spigots for cheap labor in the USA are turned on full blast and have been
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Cryptocurrency noob here. Isn't the ability to "mine" a cryptocurrency a design failure of the cryptocurrency?
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by justforFranz 9y ago
They probably need to create a phone app that tracks guests, and then offer a discount for people to install it on their phones. It might be the best way to divide the customer base into various profiles that could later serve for computer
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by justforFranz 9y ago
This comment seems a bit white to me. Just guessing.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
NOPE!
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by justforFranz 9y ago
There's barely any pedestrian-safe areas in Southern California where people congregate. And they say the malls are dying. I wouldn't know, I haven't been in one in years.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
In the future, visitors to Disneyland will need to know Game Theory.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
She's probably lucky she started putting the license plates on. Imagine if she tried to immediately drive it away. It's very easy to imagine the officer shooting at her with the intent to kill. That's crazy . C-R-A-Z-Y.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
The GraphQL has a diversity problem. :)
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Throwing the responsibility onto individuals is DUMB because it decentralizes responsibility. Responsibility requires accountability in order to work. And as much as we'd all love to implement the anti-scale properties of "the lon
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Oil companies had conducted research into global warming decades before the public had become aware of it. And they did nothing.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
This response is SO BAD, it makes me wonder if you're not paid to post it.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Oh, but business interests are always complaining. They face no price or consequence for griping. They set up TV networks to do 24 hour pissing & moaning, and they call it "news." What blows my mind is that the middle class
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by justforFranz 9y ago
I think the deeper problem is that labor has no pricing power. Capitalism works for more people when people who earn a salary can buy things that increase real demand for companies. But workers are strapped for money, and have no real pol
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by justforFranz 9y ago
This site should win an award for being super ugly and unusable.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Regarding the two economies. Yes, we have a demand-side economy that's starved for capital because it's not sexy and other reasons (finance doesn't scale well). And we have a supply-side economy that's based on capital
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by justforFranz 9y ago
I think you're absolutely right about finance being geographically imbalanced. Finance can't operate well at scale, it would seem. Finance can't process "the long tail." And when it attempts to, deployments of cap
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by justforFranz 9y ago
Oh god, again with this.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
STDs.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
"They can print money via the Fed to get their assets..." I don't think that's how it works.
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by justforFranz 9y ago
America better get its act together about computer security.

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