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by namesbc 10y ago
Let me try to summarize your argument. 1) Google posted about putting healthier snacks closer to eye level in employee kitchens. 2) Unsubstantiated claim that Google has a corrupt influence on the US Government. 3) Google Ideas helped creat
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by namesbc 10y ago
"Thou shalt not quote logical fallacies unless one has read its definition first" -- Argument 10:1 There's no proof that Google is manipulating search results, and when anyone fabricates a new possible manipulation it is imme
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by namesbc 10y ago
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Argument_from_ignorance
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by namesbc 10y ago
Are you trying to parody a debunked conspiracy theorist? You are good, but your "isn't really a solid proof of Google manipulating results, but that doesn't mean it's true that they aren't" line that gave you a
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by namesbc 10y ago
Well respected? Robert Epstein is the idiot who served malware through his website and when Google displayed a warning about it, Epstein didn't try to fix the problem, he instead went legal and news nuclear claiming Google was trying t
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by namesbc 10y ago
Sigh. Continued belief in debunked conspiracy theories is one of humanities worst traits. The moon landing was real, the earth is not flat, and Google is not manipulating search results.
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by namesbc 10y ago
This clause was carried over from the Google Voice privacy policy when Google merged all of their policies into one in 2012.
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by namesbc 10y ago
71% of the homeless population in SF (who are now living in tent cities) used to live in a home in SF: http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/What-San-Francisc...
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by namesbc 12y ago
A JSON like syntax that is URL query compatible sounds like a great solution to me. Rison tried this approach a couple years back: https://github.com/Nanonid/rison
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by namesbc 12y ago
Or rather think about all of the new drivers enabled by Lyft, Uber, etc. These new drivers now have a livelihood that wasn't possible under the medallion taxi cartel.
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by namesbc 12y ago
For an alternative opinion: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2458816,00.asp With Uber drivers making more than double what cabbies make, it seems that Uber is actually freeing the cabbies from the "slavery&quo