justinpaulson

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by justinpaulson 12y ago
True, but this doesn't stop them from cataloguing who I'm talking to. That data can be very valuable with facebook's model.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
> My brain no longer has the time and energy to deal with Apple forcing me to relearn how to program every few years. Is this just kind of how developing software works on every platform?
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
The piano in the main studio as well. He is "animated" for lack of a better word, at certain angles. The sound even moves through your headphones as you move around as if you were in the room.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Hey thanks for reading! Check us out at rebil.co for a bit more information on how we plan to instill value in digital art. We are just getting started, but keep watching and I think you'll like what you see!
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I used to be in defense of the targeted ad movement, but I have completely changed my views. When I finally found out that even my gmail was being surveyed to build a profile about me, I decided that personally it had gone too far. But i
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
You sound like you are telling the kids to get off your lawn. The web is getting so crowded that the old .com/net/org/edu/gov system is not going to be sustainable. The next generation will definitely think you are sho
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Actually, I thought a bit about that before adding it to the blog. I then decided that the people who really need to hear the message are on that platform, so I would make it easy to share the message on that platform. I did foresee that
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Three dogs, at a party, on a boat, at night :) One has a banjo.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
It would disarm and detain the assailant. The same thing a human police office ought to do in that situation. Are you trying to argue that it should just kill the abuser?
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Agreed, at least with Go, Dog, Go it teaches a lot of concepts and I always pause to ask her questions like, "Where's the boat?" "Can you point to the banjo?" "Can you count the dogs that have hats on?"
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I've read Go, Dog, Go about 100 times to my daughter and she still yells for it almost every night, we have hundreds of books, come on!
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
The goal of a robot should never be to kill a human being. Robots are not human police that are in danger of death, and therefore should never be equipped with lethal rounds. The goal of a robotic soldier or police patrolman would only be
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Your analogy only makes sense if the perpetrator just went into the house and wrote "Your house just got its ass kicked" on a post-it note. If they stole something or vandalized the house then it makes no sense as an analogy.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I would say that day 2 is probably the hardest day. Day 3 was when I really started to feel almost normal, I lost cravings for food I mean. The craving and mental occupation of hunger is really distracting the first couple of days. After
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Thought I would weigh in as I have a personal interest and history with fasting. I once fasted for 25 days on nothing but water. I biked to class and work daily during the fast. After a couple days, hunger cravings disappeared. After two
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Yeah, and for that matter, why are we writing C anyway when we could just write everything in assembly? Lazy!
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Both
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Yes, multiple times to multiple companies. It is not about the cost of the drug itself, it is the cost of administration. This isn't just a bottle of ketamine pills, it is an IV infusion in a hospital setting.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Still Called RSD by many :) I am upvoting and commenting to spread awareness about CRPS. It is one of the most terrible disorders that a human can ever endure and it is insane that the use of ketamine has not been accepted as a non-expire
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Yes, the default since git 2.0 is simple push which just pushes the branch you are on. It can also be set since I think git 1.8. I don't understand the issues that are being presented by this plugin and I really don't like the to
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I think life is actually more about being happy. If that dirt scratcher is happier than the person killing themselves to make some random startup a success, then I think the dirt scratcher has won. You see, when you die you don't &qu
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Well I think giving out information to a company over the internet isn't really privacy. They aren't collecting any information that you aren't freely giving up. So I think the debate is really skewing what the term "p
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I can see the argument for ii. But the ads could just as easily be for rehabilitation clinics. For i, a single data point is not creating all of your targetted ads. And so what if it is, it is still closer to what you might be interested
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
So what? If they are using that information to cater ads to you, what is the problem? What are they using this information for other than targeting ads?
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
So you don't mind ads as long as they are completely random ads that you may not care about. But if they try to get some info about you to show ads that you might actually be interested in, then you are pissed? What!? What do you th
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
You really want to live in a world where every single site is behind a paywall? because that is what you are advocating.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
"AdNauseam serves as a means of amplifying users' discontent with advertising networks that disregard privacy and facilitate bulk surveillance agendas." Is it really a privacy issue to track what ads you click and use that in
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
They didn't manufacture it, they designed it. How many tech companies design and manufacture all of their own stuff? Any? They didn't "buy the whole thing from LG or Sharp" they designed and developed it and then used
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I find it pretty hard to believe that someone would maintain the level of fitness required to run a sub-2 hour marathon (a level which no recorded human has ever achieved despite devoting their lives to the sport) and not even track it.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Distance running isn't about power like cycling is.

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