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by mch82 10y ago
For example when he criticized Megyn Kelly as having "blood coming out of her wherever" implying that she asked him a tough question because she was having her period. http://www.cnn.com/2015/08/08/p
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It's not just the kind of software, it's the kind of business model we enable with our software. The only way to create local jobs in communities across the United States is to empower people across communities in the United State
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Well this is hacker news, so I figured code is at least one tool this community has the ability to apply.
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> ...as loud a mandate as you can expect in a strongly divided country Only true if the way voting happened didn't disenfranchise voters. Yet we know that the way voting happened, with gerrymandering and discriminatory rules in some
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It's about the people, not the politicians. The fact that campaign strategy matters more than campaign platform is a huge weakness in the current system.
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Except that they are expecting California and New York and other states to pay for their federal government services, while our own states lose money. > Dominated by Republican voters who profess their distaste for the federal government
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by mch82 10y ago
What change are you hoping to see?
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And in increasing national debts.
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As a community we need to create more tools like WordPress that decentralize wealth creation and create jobs. We need to create fewer tools like Medium that centralize wealth creation and eliminate jobs.
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Intelligence isn't the deciding factor. Rather people judged by the electoral college to be unfit to serve as President.
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Thank you to your team for a great open source tool (assuming from your comment that you're one of the developers).
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Awesome! Very excited to see this and looking forward to trying it out. I've gotten a lot of mileage out of the "sketchy" widgets that look hand drawn and the ability to easily link between layouts. Great for rapidly validati
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by mch82 10y ago
The original project is abandoned, but a recently updated fork is available at github.com/prikhi/pencil. I prefer Pencil to more commonly referenced options like Balsamiq. Looks like no commits in a few months, but hopefully the f
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by mch82 10y ago
49% in 2007 is a figure cited in the Final Cut Pro Wikipedia article. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Cut_Pro Notable films include Benjamin Button and one of the X-Men: Wolverine films.
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by mch82 10y ago
> Note, this post was written more than 4 years ago. The post seems out of date. Even in the post, the paragraph right before the section on "fun facts" emphasizes lack of mobile platform support. Edit: Humorously, they address
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The 85 was okay, but the 89 was much harder to program without the aid of the computer-based IDE.
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The first programs I wrote were written in TI-82 basic language. It's possible to create simple interactive text prompt UI and even Gameboy-like GUI programs. Since the TI-82 memory didn't survive battery replacement, I'd &qu
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Alternately, learn from Twitter and start over?
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How to police in a world of perfect information. For example, we are rapidly approaching a time where the speed of every car or the alcohol level of people's blood will be known 100% of the time, so how will social norms, policies, and
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by mch82 10y ago
The US National Academy of Engineering believes there are 14 top engineering challenges - http://www.engineeringchallenges.org/challenges.aspx
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Possibly for the same reason all cars aren't pre installed with breathalyzer lockouts (and maybe should be?).
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I was not taught this. As a young student I was first taught to be thankful to the Native Americans for helping the first European settlers learn how to farm and live on the continent. That idea is enshrined in the national holiday of Thank
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Tourists do visit archeological, ruins, & historic sites in the United States. U.S. National Park Service statistics report over 307 million people visited sites in 2015, ~24 million of whom visited National Monuments [1]. Travel &
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by mch82 10y ago
In the U.S. we do learn about the civilizations that were here before European settlers arrived. We also learn about how unfairly those people were treated, and our understanding improves as archeology improves and new discoveries are made.
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Canyon De Chelly as an example of a place in the United States where people have lived "for nearly 5,000 years" and people visit there. https://www.nps.gov/cach/index.htm And many trees are thousands of years
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From Santa Monica to San Francisco take the coast highway as much as you're able (usually Pacific Coast Highway 1, sometimes 101), especially from Morro Bay north. The drive will take longer, maybe much longer if you stop at the scenic
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Maybe the answer to the question posed by the article's title is given in this line found near its conclusion? > By 1492, American Indians had created a giant park whose beauty and riches inspired thousands and thousands of European
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BLM website - http://www.blm.gov/wo/st/en.html
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Here is a directory of National Conservation Lands maintained by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management http://www.blm.gov/wo/st/en/prog/nlcs.html (I didn't find a way to search by features, like presen
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In the handbook, Figure 2.0‐1 "SE in context of overall project management" shows the relationship between systems engineering and project management. While some SE responsibilities overlap with those of project management, the la

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