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by lstroud 7y ago
Are you counting re-education camps and capital punishments? Pretty sure China will surpass most of the rest combined.
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by lstroud 7y ago
Corrections don’t sell papers...err get clicks. They also don’t evolve the narrative. Fedex isn’t just challenging the facts. They are challenging the underlying premise that corporations are a net negative on society. I think it would be f
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by lstroud 7y ago
More legitimate discourse in the public square is a good thing. Maybe we’ll finally get out of the one sided shouting matches that modern journalism seems to encourage.
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by lstroud 7y ago
Sounds like they just want equal footing for responding to accusations. I hope it happens. It would be entertaining.
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by lstroud 7y ago
I think they are intended to be helpful, but they are adopted as CYA that have the side benefit of improving security.
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by lstroud 7y ago
I’m not sure it’s changed much on the Windows / Office side. There’s definitely a different attitude with Azure. However, it’s hard to tell if that’s a culture change or if it’s just because they are the little guy in the cloud space.
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by lstroud 7y ago
If that happens the numbers of starving and diseased livestock will be a significant issue.
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by lstroud 7y ago
I always thought the NCAA was a voluntary organization. Seems they can just take option 4 and ban teams that don’t comply with their rules. This move would have been more successful if had passed during a period when CA had competitive team
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by lstroud 7y ago
Is there a concise, well written, summary of the types of things that are likely to happen to folks because of data collection? Would be nice to have something to give people that don’t understand.
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by lstroud 7y ago
I can relate. The sales pitch is still “so easy anyone can do it”. As a result, corporate money is thrown after tools that enable business folks to build dashboards...which isn’t a good use of their time. :). In truth, they need good data f
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by lstroud 7y ago
How do they account for uneven ground and a softer surface? I would think that weight would sink in the soil slightly and be too heavy to push out of the depression.
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by lstroud 8y ago
Of course, those countries don’t really want to spend the money to it would take to replace the defensive presence that the US military bases represent. So, there is a dual benefit.
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by lstroud 8y ago
Have you personally dealt with Medicare? Efficient is not a word I would ever use to describe it.
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by lstroud 8y ago
That hasn’t been my experience with Medicare or Medicaid and I haven’t ever spoken with a healthcare provider that agrees with that statement. I also have family that has used Medicaid and the health care is abysmal.
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by lstroud 8y ago
Are you counting the VA? Cause that may be the worst in the world.
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by lstroud 8y ago
If this has been created by government agencies, then the data should also be public. Once the data about what politicians are doing and saying becomes public, the program will end. :)
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by lstroud 8y ago
Well, they would be unified in their hate of government. Maybe that’s better than unified in their hate if each other.
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by lstroud 8y ago
Hate to tell him, the job of every HR department is to protect the company, not the employees.
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by lstroud 8y ago
If memory serves, Patton was a huge advocate for continuing past Berlin to Moscow.
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by lstroud 8y ago
Well technically you can do that. Download code, build in Xcode, and install to your device. Probably not what you meant, but it does enable some side loading.
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by lstroud 8y ago
Don’t forget, the Chinese government runs many businesses that compete with US businesses. If ruining you, or sabotaging your company, helps their their companies steal business they will do it. It’s not dissimilar to Japanese businesses in
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by lstroud 8y ago
I tend to go with small (a couple of days or less), medium (a week or two), and complex (needs to be broken down into smaller chunks)...and the ever popular, no clue. :)
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by lstroud 8y ago
That said, we do use ice cores from periods that would cross multiple of these cycles. If these cycles change how we estimate those values, then the statistical models we’ve built based on them will need to adjust accordingly. So, it’s not
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by lstroud 8y ago
There’s also a pretty big difference between a Corp to Corp relationship and a 1099.
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by lstroud 8y ago
Why does a court get to establish a rule like this? Shouldn’t this be a legislative responsibility?
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by lstroud 9y ago
“practices of deliberate and targeted mass manipulation, actively deceiving users from the outset about it's intentions, and using lies as a means to an end” Isn’t this the modern definition of politics?
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by lstroud 9y ago
During the timeframe of this study, not smoking would have been less common.
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by lstroud 9y ago
I wonder if you can deduce the times of the runs from the data.
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by lstroud 9y ago
Ironically, a lot of tech companies had this vision for the enterprise in the late 90s. Insert your id card and instantly see all your stuff. Interestingly, for the most part the market rejected the idea. I suspect this is an idea that soun
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by lstroud 9y ago
Am I misreading this or is it saying something like: Our models suggest we should be seeing an increase in qty or severity of storms. However, to this point the historical evidence does not agree with the models. That said, since effect sho

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