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mreiland
11y ago
why is that? Do you have some reading on the subject?
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mreiland
11y ago
I personally don't care enough about my vehicle to be opposed to this in principle, but there are too many unanswered questions. Not the least of which is: - who's responsible if someone is seriously injured? - how much money am I
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mreiland
11y ago
^ exactly. I believe it's now illegal to do transactions in that manner, but there was a time when it was SOP.
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mreiland
11y ago
Yes, auto-drafting of bills. There are two major benefits. - more control. You can choose to delay paying a specific bill to make sure more important bills get paid on time. - safety. You'll never find yourself trying to get money ba
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mreiland
11y ago
> Why must this be the only explanation? That was the reasoning the article gave as well, the only difference is the article tried to explain why that is.
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11y ago
middle class is defined by income. Someone who makes $15k/month and has $14.5k/month in expenses will be stressed out, but no one would claim they're poor, just foolish.
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mreiland
11y ago
I never allow any company, for any reason, to use ACH on my bank accounts. When you do that, you lose control over your finances.
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In the US it's illegal for them to continue calling once you've made it clear you don't know who the person is, and it's grounds for suing. 3rd party debt collectors know just how easily they can be sued, so while they d
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mreiland
11y ago
interesting, I had never heard that term before.
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mreiland
11y ago
My guess it because HN can feel a bit stifling to those that enjoy actual discourse.
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11y ago
I happen to agree with you, in this scenario the leader is someone who leads, not someone who is given a title. The downside is that their goals may not align well with the company. pros and cons to everything, but I think it's a mista
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11y ago
American Indian also includes native populations from both Canada, Mexico, and arguably South America. The only term that avoids all confusion is the term "Native American". It technically has the same connotations as "Ameri
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11y ago
I wish more people understood this. I like it frame it in a less politically correct way and simply ask people if they're up for debating whether or not pedophilia should be legal. If the answer is no, then they necessarily must agree
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11y ago
That was my take on it.
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mreiland
11y ago
I feel as if you've decided to follow me around and find a reason to go through with your previous threat. What exactly have I done to warrant this harassment?
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mreiland
11y ago
stop worrying about definitions, it's a question of intent and life satisfaction for people. What category someone on the internet wants to file that under is irrelevant.
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mreiland
11y ago
It's like a fight between SJW's. Who's the least judgemental! Tune in at 11 and find out! lol
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11y ago
> My own feeling is that the issue at its root is societal in nature - how do you get people to care more about being right than about holding opinions that fit their narrative of the world, or their own ego? I'm not sure there'
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mreiland
11y ago
what specifically was incorrect with respect to my analysis?
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mreiland
11y ago
Your English is good, but not good enough. If you're going to continue writing these articles in English, find a native speaker to proofread for you. If you start getting your stuff proofread, my "asshole" comment will have
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11y ago
I don't understand you, my analysis was correct. 1. It was written by a non-native speaker, and 2. It was thrown up on HN in an incomplete state to garner attention (the OP said as much). This is not an informal HN post, this was speci
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11y ago
That's a caricature of his actual position, please be more honest than that. edit: Here's another video that does a better job of conveying his reasons for being the way he is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MShbP
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11y ago
I think breaking people down into A, B, and C-players is dehumanizing bullshit.
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11y ago
He is. It's been my experience that a large part of the league community has this strange pride about navigating all the bullshit successfully, as if having more time to play league is an accomplishment. If Riot would concentrate on m
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11y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=empathy&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 You've been unfair this entire conversation, but you've also been very loud about your feelings.
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11y ago
> A regular expression describes a computation So does the flashing light, it also has the cool advantage of being parameterized by time. > Are you saying that what matters most about a language is its surface syntax? Seriously? Wow.
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> It's not disagreement, it's how you express it ("crock"). YOU don't like how I expressed my disagreement. I could copy/paste what I said before about loud people being loud and it would be just as valid.
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I don't know about you, but no post-it placement is as strong as the first post-it placement. It's reversible a couple of times only.
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it's a programming language in the same way that a flashing light can be a programming language. If someone on the other side is using it to make decisions then you're technically programming something so it's a "progra
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The difference between you and me is I don't view disagreement, even strong disagreement, as toxic behavior. Which is the other part of the community that frustrates me. Riot has spent a lot of time worrying about "chat toxicity&
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