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by lhnn 15y ago
It seems like it's been said already, but to make sure it's stated correctly, let me specify: This is not the free market at work: The free market would be multple DNS hierarchies being run simultaneously, and users choosing which ones to u
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by lhnn 15y ago
I stopped reading when I realized you think we need more vocational training. I agree. Here's another idea that goes with your thought: Why don't employers stop asking for every cert and piece of experience under the sun? Whatever happened
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by lhnn 15y ago
Romanticism is just that: a love for something because of what you believe it to be about: every nuance that makes an experience or thing what it is. Thus, romanticism is quite opinionated. To call it 'stupid' is a little harsh, but I won't
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by lhnn 15y ago
As a note, this reply makes clear an assumption you made in your original post: That we have a trade deficit. I now understand.
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by lhnn 15y ago
This is absurd. Another reason not to trust police to have your interest as their primary concern... If you were presently witnessing the car being broken into, then that would be 911 level. EDIT: There is a correlation between my use of th
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by lhnn 15y ago
If you have a blog, would you write something up about Archipel? That looks pretty damned nice, and I'd like to hear the perspective of an implementer (alongside reading docs). I'm all about getting FOSS some visibility in my company.
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by lhnn 15y ago
It sounds absurd to me that you say the private sector MUST be losing money if the government has a balanced budget. That is absolute hogwash.
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by lhnn 15y ago
> it doesn't matter whose hardware gets us off the ground and out toward the stars. On this, I disagree. Flying in an even older device (Soyuz) provided at a ridiculous rate from a "business partner" (calling Russia an ally is not quite
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by lhnn 15y ago
What if Google put subtle warnings on websites from other CC TLDs than .com, .net or the TLD you live in? Alternatively, Google could just work on spotting phishing and spam sites.
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by lhnn 15y ago
As someone who hasn't tried Google+: Is it implemented as a UI of Gmail, or is it its own site?
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by lhnn 15y ago
High barrier to entry and costs are part of the cause of the problem: If more people were allowed to qualify to practice, lowering rates and expanding the search for a better business model, the legal industry would be more flexible, cheape
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by lhnn 15y ago
Prolog: The language of lawyers.
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by lhnn 15y ago
Fair enough, and perhaps your comment is a sign of change. However, though this is a global forum, the source article is from the American Bar Association.
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by lhnn 15y ago
Cui Bono. What if Microsoft pays AT&T on the side to force a large number of people to use their platform? Even if most people already do, it instills in people the believe that that Line-ux thing doesn't work with the Internet.
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by lhnn 15y ago
I guess it's because I'm an engineer that I appreciate understanding exactly what happened, and can tell he understands this is a big mistake. "This should never have happened. We are scrutinizing our controls and we will be implementing ad
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by lhnn 15y ago
Thank you. That's not quite an intuitive association, but my era of tagging is over.
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by lhnn 15y ago
tag
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Ask HN: Obstacles to entering the B2B market?
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by lhnn 15y ago
Since there is no bookmark feature, "Tag"
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by lhnn 15y ago
SPOILER maybe they both have a wise man (Prof/Jubal), someone with ridiculous power to get them what they need (Mike PC and the Frenchman/Jubal and Mike Smith), someone rallying to the cause (Wyoh/Ben) and someone who is central to the caus
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by lhnn 15y ago
I can read a wikipedia article on Libertarianism, or I can read "Stranger in a Strange Land". I can read about the dangers of absolute power and lack of free will, or I can read "1984". The lessons learned from classics are constantly quote
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by lhnn 15y ago
This is a joke, because many non-grads have all the abilities of grads.
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by lhnn 15y ago
If the money goes to residents, then they have incentive to criminalize things. The money should vanish, or be held in escrow, or something that dimishes the incentive to ANYONE to benefit from someone being penalized.
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by lhnn 15y ago
Check the scars. Perhaps a photo ID card certifying your procedure is in order. What a way to pick up chicks!
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by lhnn 15y ago
My thoughts exactly. All the objections seem to sidestep the revolution that this drug could be. If the science is there, but some more studies are needed, why didn't the WHO back better lab conditions and make a go for it? Either they thou
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by lhnn 15y ago
Are there recommended books for web design? "Funnel" is a foreign concept to me.
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by lhnn 15y ago
Pandora is 6 skips an hour ( More for Pandora One I think), and thumb-downing a song eliminates in on that station. I can also say I'm tired of a song, which shelves it on that station for 30 days.
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by lhnn 15y ago
Pandora. No ads, higher quality audio. I do it because I appreciate what I get from the site, same way I buy the Economist even though I can read its articles online for free.
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by lhnn 15y ago
I lived in Lubbock for four years. It's not tiny, but when you're isolated like that, 200k is nothing.
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by lhnn 15y ago
An argument against specific, outrageously expensive regulations for an industry does not equate to an argument against contract law. Your argument is invalid.

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