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by lhc- 13y ago
I don't think thats really true at all. His music is looked at very critically, because he pushes a lot of boundaries and he is such an outspoken character. People love to hate him, so the fact that his music is so acclaimed is evidenc
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by lhc- 13y ago
I have these, and they are indeed good for a month. To be honest, I sometimes dont even notice and wear them longer.
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by lhc- 13y ago
Im not sure how the second case incentivizes them to build out their networks either. They have barely done that for the last decade or so (consider how expensive and slow internet access in the US is compared to much of the first world), s
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by lhc- 13y ago
Did you read the article? I'm not sure you can argue she doesn't know anything about being poor or the experiences of the bottom 20% when much of the article was describing how she used to be poor and the difficulty in surviving i
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by lhc- 13y ago
If only we could just make these people work for free and not provide any benefits, and just let them die in the street or go bankrupt because they got sick, the market would fix everything and the world would be perfect.
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by lhc- 13y ago
What do you propose for those people who work these non-livable jobs (including security jobs, janitors, restaurant service workers, and whatever else) to allow them to, well, live? Because you can't just ignore it and say they should
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by lhc- 13y ago
The federal poverty level isn't particularly relevant if you are in a place that is considerably more expensive than average. Also, its not that he does not want to work enough hours, his employer doesn't allow him to work more. P
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by lhc- 13y ago
The writer was(is) a prosecutor. These aren't hypothetical cases, these are actual things he experience and actual cases he tried. If it were a bunch of kids in a gang riding bikes to terrorize a neighborhood, I think he is probably th
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by lhc- 13y ago
I'm not sure which media you are referring to as "friendly", but unless its the Guardian or some independent journalist, basically the entirely of establishment journalism is incredibly hostile towards Snowden and is siding c
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by lhc- 13y ago
I know tons of people who are more well off who are assholes and/or have a poor work ethic. But since they get lucky in life and got dealt a good hand (say, upper class parents and private school, for example), then they count as contr
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by lhc- 13y ago
Dayton, Ohio. We talked about a lot of interesting topics, like Whistleblowing (particularly relevant nowadays) and what sort of ethical obligations you have, in addition to stuff like "dont cut corners, dont be lazy, etc", the no
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by lhc- 13y ago
Alas, mortality does not seem to be relevant to how seriously people consider a threat. Look at the Boston Marathon bombings: 3 dead, total. And yet the reaction has not been to see it as a relatively nonserious threat (how many people died
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by lhc- 13y ago
While in school for Computer Engineering (2002-2007 or so), I actually had two ethics classes, one specifically for Engineering and one for Information ethics. I dont know how standard that is, but all the engineering disciplines had to tak
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by lhc- 13y ago
The New Yorker is a very affluent magazine for a pretty upper class crowd, in general. Its likely that these findings would put a lot of those professions (such as hedge fund traders) low on the list of social worth while listing much poore
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by lhc- 13y ago
That only works if the company shares that commitment and wants to share the rewards of that success. In my (admittedly not small-startup) experience, that is not often the case.
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by lhc- 13y ago
Links in mongo aren't really links though; its up to the application to handle the "joins", which really means making an extra query for every linked item. It's like SQL joins except without any of the supporting tools o
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by lhc- 13y ago
"You can create a Docker file with some easy steps we’ve created, or you can upload your own Docker file and create an instance from that." Sounds like a yes.
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by lhc- 13y ago
So, your argument is that your intimate knowledge of criminal enterprise and everyone's lives leads you to believe that anyone who claims to be a victim of human trafficking is a liar because it sounds unlikely to you? Despite all the
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by lhc- 13y ago
You can't cite your own post as evidence that Taibbi is not reliable. Taibbi is an accomplished journalist who is credible enough that he is routinely featured on radio and TV programs as a worthwhile guest to discuss financial systems
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by lhc- 13y ago
Unfortuneately, montitor light does not have much in common with Sunlight, and doesn't seem to have any positive effect.
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by lhc- 13y ago
Because Obama was unable to garner enough support for Single Payer... at least, not yet. While the ACA is hardly a perfect law, its quite possible that the greatest thing it accomplishes is showing Americans how much worse our current syste
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by lhc- 13y ago
I have like 5 things from Ikea... and this is done of them. Damn.
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by lhc- 13y ago
Why should Levison trust a government who has proven to be untrustworthy when it comes to data collection? Levison didn't lie or mislead anyone, he even offered to get the data for them as long as it was targeted. The government has ba
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by lhc- 13y ago
Django is already pretty good at this with plugins like Tastypie. At my current job our backend is Django + Tastypie and just provides a REST API to an Ext.js frontend.
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by lhc- 13y ago
Sea Monsters (such as Nessie) are in the same category as Bigfoot. The Giant Squid has been caught on camera, and bodies have washed up on shore, leaving real evidence. No bigfoot-like creature has ever been found, nor any evidence. Is ther
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by lhc- 13y ago
Basically every multicolored legacy deck runs 5-8 fetchlands, some even more. Almost no one runs that many dual lands though; even the greediest decks rarely have 4 of any single land, but every B/U deck is going to have 4 Polluted Del
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by lhc- 13y ago
Having "only a handful of employees" is hardly creating jobs. And Apple is a notorious example of a company that doesn't actually reinvest most of the money they avoid paying in taxes, they just sit on enormous cash reserves
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by lhc- 13y ago
I got a 0 (perfect), which surprised me. My monitor at work is not very good.
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by lhc- 13y ago
I used the mousewheel to zoom in, making it much easier. I still was 140miles away though.
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by lhc- 13y ago
Don't forget the Wankel (rotary) engine! Few people have even heard of them, and even fewer have any idea what they are or how they work. I love my dorito on a stick.

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