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korse
3y ago
We need the police. I guarantee the alternative power structures that would develop in their absence would be worse. This said, if we want people to sign up for the role, there needs to be some protection and privacy in place for them. They
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korse
3y ago
This is heresy! Lynx isn't listed!
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3y ago
You make an interesting point. Take if for what you will, but there was/is very 'big organized stuff' going on in the illicit gambling world. I had a close family member who spent the end of his life in the Federal custody fo
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3y ago
This should be the top comment. Without a race to the bottom on infrastructure, SaaS pricing is sort of stuck.
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3y ago
I had a very similar experience, however it was Nebraska, not Texas. Pandemic happened and everyone went panic mode for about two weeks. Local government said they were going to base restrictions off one metric, hospital capacity, and then
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3y ago
You are erecting a barrier in your mind that does not exist in reality.
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3y ago
YEPP!
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3y ago
I agree heartily. Somehow we have all the media at our fingertips, but content discovery is miserable.
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3y ago
Arizona doesn't use DST... neither do most US territories.
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3y ago
nudes.ycombinator.com when? Paul Graham, are you out there!?
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3y ago
But I don't pay for any of that now, and never have (Amazon video aside, which comes with Prime, a service invaluable to my wife). If YouTube's ad blocking finally comes for me, then I will cease to use YouTube.
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3y ago
100% agree. This and the nifty little feature that lets you stop webpages from being notified that the window is no longer on top or the screen is no longer on.
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3y ago
This is the way. I'd probably do four controls though. Higher end CNC-esque jog dial for control. ex. http://pico-systems.com/images/pendant.jpg (10th of a second increments maybe. Sometimes putting in 3 seconds t
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3y ago
You're telling me you've got better ideas?
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3y ago
Thanks for the reply. That clears up a lot!
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3y ago
I've been buying Samsung drives for a few years and had no problems. My general strategy is stagger the buys, in order to /hopefully/ get drives from different manufacturing batches however the reason I'm using a RAID se
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3y ago
No (I think), unless your are just talking about hybrid vehicles which have been in use for a very long time. You are proposing a vehicle with redundant drive systems and two primary sources of fuel. This only makes sense in very specialize
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3y ago
Targeted at nerds who ride motorcycles perhaps? Other than the Revzilla guys, what motorcycle tech/errata video channels do you recommend for the discerning and mature?
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3y ago
Could you add a bit more context here? What sort of engineer and approved by whom?
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3y ago
"The act of taking a picture removes me from being present for whatever it is I'm taking the picture of, and thus reduces my enjoyment of things." Yes.
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3y ago
All photos are migrated from phones to a SSD Raid setup as space fills up. Wife copies some photos, prior to migration, to a Google Drive folder that is shared with extended family. We don't use 'traditional social media'. Ph
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korse
3y ago
This response reads like a paid promotion.
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3y ago
>That can't compare to walking into a hotel and having your bags taken off you by a porter while simultaneously being handed a drink (if desired). Strong agree.
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3y ago
I actually agree with you regarding the welfare essentials program, at least as far as you've described it. We would likely have some disagreement about what constitutes essentials, especially with healthcare, and I don't think th
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3y ago
I'm pretty sure alcohol's benefits have just been acknowledged since antiquity. Social lubrication/chemical courage and delaying pain... both of which can help immensely with the bottom-most tiers in Maslow's hierarchy (
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3y ago
You come across as a bit of a dick, but I do think you have a solid point. I'm glad you didn't get flagged. Someone else mentioned food stamps being 'this way' and I wanted to add an anecdote of my own. At one point in m
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3y ago
Depends on where you are in Texas. The boots and hats aren't impractical everywhere. Also the boots are freakin' comfortable.
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3y ago
I agree there are limits, but I think you are setting a pretty low bar with the given example. Just because they aren't designed to fly doesn't mean car acquisitions don't need to be 'pre-flighted' and taken for a s
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3y ago
Never seen The Office, however 'people should be responsible for the machines they operate' is my exact feeling for a whole lot of technology. Thanks for the wording. I now have a concise way to voice my feelings about Autopilot r
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3y ago
I did not state that children learn from little. I did state that they are able to achieve impressive outcomes quickly with very small amounts of domain specific knowledge (movement not included). Our best language models at this point appe
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