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nugi
9y ago
Arguing with his lack of subtlty or deeper understanding is arguing against the nature of Oliver himself. He will choose bombast punditry over substance at every opprotunity while claiming the opposite. Using human interest stories, bad pun
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nugi
9y ago
Interesting and enlightening article, but at the end it tries to recoin Asperger as hate speech, and twists the mans unfortunate legacy. Dispicable on behalf of the author.
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9y ago
My ONLY reason I don't already own one (before recently) is their draconian anti-repair strategy, remote bricking, and other heavyhanded tactics against 'owners'. Apparently you are just paying for the privlige of borrowing o
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nugi
9y ago
No, it is still killing people, but average people are cuppable. Big difference.
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9y ago
I think the same of real life.
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9y ago
There goes my primary use case. Small devices behind crappy connections is most people streaming video ime.
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9y ago
As much as I hated my HS principal, you still need administration. Sports, are underutilized and also needed by healthy humans. Sure, some schools disproportionately spend on sports, but they are in the minority, and tend to self fund. Why
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nugi
9y ago
On the other hand, paying that in taxes would benefit even more long term, but not have a ribbon attached. It is marketing first, philantropy second.
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9y ago
Back to the people who earned it? That is their party platform, and the source of their 'small government low taxes' position. I care less for politics, but lets pretend to talk intelligently if we are going to broach them.
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9y ago
To be fair, I know 4 teachers, and all abhor their 'unions'. Its crooked, but they fear the alternative (loss of collective barganing power) more. Its a self-perpetuating problem of actual well meaning people playing CYA.
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9y ago
Thats funny, I have never met anyone from any political system, short of nhilism, who doesen't care about climate change. The argument, whivh you seem to be intentionally reframing, is about the cause of said change. Don't make HN
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9y ago
My beef with tesla, is that is is their black box to access, and not yours. I think you should own your data. That is to say nothing of their toxic assult on right to repair.
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nugi
9y ago
Seriously too lazy to wikipedia 'cat' and depend on your biases?
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9y ago
Still animal abuse to deliberately malnurish your pets. Don't excuse abuse for ego reasons.
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9y ago
Slightly OT, however; Pros buy snap on because of convenience. Most know there are cheaper, better made tools available for the last 25 years. The tool trucks, and big lines of credit, and bling factor are their only remaining upsells. The
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nugi
9y ago
This is the silent deadly undercurrent running unacknowledged through tech. All tech is eventually weaponized, no matter how noble or benign the originating concept seemed.
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nugi
9y ago
Tinfoil hats, back in style.
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nugi
9y ago
So carbon ablation foam armor then. Easy as toast.
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9y ago
What makes you think we arent? I too, have a disdain for bad drivers, and even more for companies who pay bad drivers to be on the road. Real, or automated.
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9y ago
But this is untrue. Many regs were in play due to wagons, that applied even to the rich. Do you have a source, or just playing identity politics?
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9y ago
Source? Many people were killed falling from horses at that time, cars were much safer Only unpopular due to cost and unreliability, not safety.
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9y ago
Reading faster than conscious comprehension, described here, is just skimming. While many claim to increase reading speed this way, it itself is not a comprehensive reading method. This Tim Ferris crap is like geek oprah.
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9y ago
But still the sound of horns.
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9y ago
It would seem that way from a casual glance, but rocket piping is quite complex, and currently assembled from hundreds or thousands of segments. Being able to print such assemblies will permit faster, lighter production, and production of s
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A self driving jag or land rover is high up on my 'eff it, I'll just walk' meter.
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9y ago
Clever.
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9y ago
Why not do both?
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9y ago
This is the beginning of the Big Churn. Less top talent will want to be associated with facebook. Already even a few more privacy clueless friends family members are deleting their accounts. Adverts were always so low yeild, and fb pages &#
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9y ago
So the 1st is bad because it makes you have to think?
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9y ago
Everyone outside china sees tibet, tiawan as seperate countries half invaded by qn incompetent and opressive china.
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