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by ngngngng 8y ago
I'm typically an autonomous skeptic, but I disagree. I think autonomous cars are decades away UNLESS we start designing roads specifically for vehicular autonomy. design lanes that are extremely easy for cameras to see. Traffic lights
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by ngngngng 8y ago
The US healthcare system is making many people extremely rich. Someone has to pay for that.
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Gov. Polis is about to sign a Colorado net neutrality bill(coloradosun.com)
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I have a hard time feeling any sympathy for someone that follows a career path in which supply is higher than demand, and then they whine when they have to deal with the economic impact of supply being higher than demand.
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I feel like our minds take at least 12 weeks off a year anyways, why not let our bodies leave the office as well?
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by ngngngng 8y ago
Hmmm it's almost as if the land of the free has some sort of social credit score program?
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by ngngngng 8y ago
Would it perilous if you just plead the fifth? If you knowingly state that you don't know how to turn the phone back on, then it's a lie, but if you just plead the 5th? Also, why is it legal for them to lie to me when I can't
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by ngngngng 8y ago
Seriously. When traveling with my pregnant wife we realized that we weren't sure the scanners were safe for pregnant women, so we asked for a pat down. She was in tears by the end of the experience. We have both received many pat downs
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by ngngngng 8y ago
This is why i'm so excited for the Librem smartphone. If i'm in complete control of the operating system, I can put measures in place to combat this. For example, a function that requires a password whenever the phone leaves a cer
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by ngngngng 8y ago
This is often what's missing in the discussions I see on facebook among people that have no knowledge of real estate. "My parents bought a house that they paid off in 5 years on his meager salary!" Well yeah, but it was half
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by ngngngng 8y ago
How does someone with internet access learn how to train dogs for things like this? All I can find on youtube is how to train my dogs to do silly tricks. I'd like to know how seeing eye dogs, therapy dogs, police dogs, and other types
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by ngngngng 8y ago
Do you not think there's a market for self driving cars that only operate in good weather? I live in the mountains and we get a ton of snow. But there are very few times where snow is actually on the ground.
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by ngngngng 8y ago
Millenial here. Did this happen with other generations? Where the term was just used as a derogatory way to refer to young people?
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I know, i've been casually looking. I'm just so determined to make a large salary leap on my next job and find somewhere I can stay for a few years (that's what I thought I had with the current job before things changed). Bec
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by ngngngng 8y ago
Well said. I started my dream job 1 year ago. 6 months ago we were purchased and our benefits were all cut. I've lost over 50% of my team, we can't hire new people. I still have very interesting engineering problems to solve, but
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by ngngngng 8y ago
It's just more nuanced than the phrase acknowledges. I have a strong opinion that Go allows developers and teams to be much more productive than Java. But i'm not going to to complain if someone above me in an organization makes t
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by ngngngng 8y ago
The near impossibility of building a robot to do something as simple as taking out the trash leads me to believe that the impending automation apocalypse is much further out than many people think. There are limitless tasks that humans can
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I think you misunderstand the now expanded definition of conversion therapy. In this instance we're not talking about electric shock or anything like that. Conversion therapy here just means "read these scriptures and testimonials
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I'm seeing that as well. For a while I was under the impression that "conversion therapy" was meant to refer to outdated and disproved forms of therapy like electric shocks that were now considered inhumane. But this app just
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by ngngngng 8y ago
Rural United States. That's the only kind of circles we have around here.
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by ngngngng 8y ago
> when they aren't killing them Refreshing to see this posted online, instead of the constant "Thanks for protecting our freeedoms!"
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I was in the 1/4th that didn't need to be there once. I was bit by a snake in an unfamiliar area. Having grown up in an area with deadly snakes, I assumed I needed treatment. The ER doctors laughed at me and told me that they don&
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I'm not sure these articles are good for my mental health. I live in Utah Valley, which has the worst air quality in the United States. I'm on the train right now as I type this, it takes twice as long for me to get to work this w
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by ngngngng 8y ago
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I'm on a small team working with microservices. I have different complaints than yours. The main issue I run into with microservices is I lose the benefit of my Go compiler. I don't like in dynamic languages because of all the run
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I use this regularly, and still find it frustrating. It gets old fast to just keep trying a search in DDG only to find it not working and do it all over again with !g
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I'm on my second attempt to use DDG instead of Google. As time goes on, my percentage of searches I use google for ticks higher and higher. I'm starting to intuitively recognize when search results will be garbage with DDG. It&#x2
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I appreciate the data. I'm not much of a conspiracy theorist, but I could see the US government having an extremely strong motive to fudge this data.
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I was under the impression that MOST opioid addictions are caused by an opioid prescription. This would have nothing to do with your current job status.
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by ngngngng 8y ago
I LOVE visiting San Fran, but i'm with you. I would never live there. I also know many people that moved from San Francisco to Utah and after they got over the huge culture shock, they absolutely loved it here.

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