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by nyczomg 5y ago
Not just sleaze and corruption. This administration was hiding data about a pandemic when we desperately needed more information about how to fight the pandemic. That is despicable and indefensible. I can forgive bad decisions in a time o
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by nyczomg 5y ago
The media/intel community also pushed the likely bogus Russian/Taliban US troop bounty story really hard last year. But now all of the sudden they have had a moment of clarity: https://www.thedailybeast.com/us-int
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by nyczomg 5y ago
Where did I say that they did work?
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by nyczomg 5y ago
"Print debugging always works..." Nope, print debugging does not always work. Please stop saying that. Sure, it's often useful and often works. But go try to debug a race condition, or bug in some locking mechanism with pr
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by nyczomg 6y ago
I've joked with friends, that if I someday get some free time I want to start a movement to get The Congressional Appointment Amendment ratified. Did you know that at one point it was only 1 state away from ratification? And had it be
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by nyczomg 6y ago
"I'd also like to point out that the landlords mentioned here have an option that keeps them financially solvent, namely to sell the property." LOL. No prospective buyer will be allowed to see the inside of the property. An
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by nyczomg 6y ago
I assume it means a time length for as long as the times have been immoral.... So perhaps it means since the dawn of mankind?
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by nyczomg 6y ago
Love that last paragraph. Maybe we’ll have some lemonade after all these lemons...
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by nyczomg 6y ago
Since you said: "The statement that it had not been determined that blunt force trauma specifically caused Officer Sicknick's death doesn't make the attack BS - there's video footage of him being hit with one." &quo
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by nyczomg 6y ago
You literally commented that there is video of the officer being struck by a fire extinguisher. “The statement that it had not been determined that blunt force trauma specifically caused Officer Sicknick's death doesn't make the a
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by nyczomg 6y ago
Not only that, but the people gladly handing over more and more power to the government now that Trump is out will be in for a terrible surprise when they learn that someday someone like Trump might win another election and will assume thos
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by nyczomg 6y ago
"there's video footage of him being hit with one." You should forward that video footage to law enforcement right away, because they don't even have it. I'll even cite CNN, because I assume you believe they are tru
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by nyczomg 6y ago
More than that. Questions like “What is your net worth?” And questions about your experience level with stocks and options. He most likely lied. But Robinhood obviously makes no attempt to verify the answers. If two kids, one riding on the
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by nyczomg 6y ago
Interesting that Twitter is throwing up a sensitive content warning on that tweet. I guess mistakes just happen...
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by nyczomg 6y ago
"It's weird to me that we still have people that still cling to the idea that censorship and curation of content is always evil and every site on the Internet should allow completely unmoderated speech, when we've seen over a
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by nyczomg 6y ago
Works great for those who define what "fascist stuff" is. And then I have to ask, why do you care if it doesn't work well for the fascists?
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by nyczomg 6y ago
They should get on Zocdoc (shameless plug - I work there). Not having to wait on hold with a doctor's office is one of our main selling points for patients.
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by nyczomg 6y ago
If you think reddit only censors cancerous content ...maybe the issue isn't Reddit. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/9a33ep/orlando-shooting-r...
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by nyczomg 6y ago
I don't see how that would be constructive either. If people start getting called out for ignoring emails, that's going to be a lot of noise. And for anecdotes like this, it's impossible to know why said email was ignored.
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by nyczomg 6y ago
"in the end they would invest only in the hottest SAAS startup by an ex-Googler." If that was her main point, fair. But she's out there naming names and strongly implying that they didn't help her due to their racism an
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by nyczomg 6y ago
You’re not missing something. But that’s the point. You read the whole comment and interpreted it in good faith. What the comment you are replying to is saying, is that it is easy to cherry pick statements out of nuanced comments that do no
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by nyczomg 6y ago
The person with #shutdownSTEM in their twitter profile pic?
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by nyczomg 6y ago
Crazy conspiracy theory incoming... What if the Illuminati or whoever runs society just figured out the fastest way to get tons of young people infected to speed up the herd immunity process??
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by nyczomg 6y ago
Same disclaimer applies for my comment, and adding that I'll be throwing out some of my own crackpot theories... I'm in NYC, and am convinced my family had it in February. This leads me to also wonder if it wasn't rampaging
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by nyczomg 6y ago
A reasonable point. But I am worried about the day that those who seek more power are able to convince people that we are in a sustained exceptional situation that is not really all that exceptional. And with private entities doing their
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by nyczomg 6y ago
I totally agree with you. I think for the foreseeable future, people will be very risk averse. Going with a larger organization that is regulated, likely has more standards in place for safety, better training, etc. will be a natural choi
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by nyczomg 7y ago
Agreed. Full disclosure - I work there, but I hope that Zocdoc can become an example of the good kind of startup that is actually viable on its own. It helps that we provide a service that is still in demand with some modifications. We&#x
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by nyczomg 7y ago
I don't know what is true and what isn't, but it is funny that you used Google to research whether Google did something wrong. In this case, they might not be the best search engine to use....
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by nyczomg 7y ago
You are reading a lot of stuff into my comment that is not there. 1. I’m all for more testing, and would gladly be tested. 2. You really don’t think the cohort of people who would refuse testing wouldn’t also be less likely to follow CDC
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by nyczomg 7y ago
Really? You don’t see any way that someone who wouldn’t be willing to let the government conduct a test on them wouldn’t also be less likely to follow CDC guidelines on social distancing, etc?

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