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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Looks like the parent comment was edited or something.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Looks like someone is on the side of censorship. Your argument boils down to the idea that you shouldn't be subjected to such a comment. Sounds like you're one of them ;p
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Exchanges like Coinbase are going to continue to lock themselves down. Then regulators are going to get into bed with their favorite companies. Then They're going to make love and use tax dollars to send guns to the exchanges that do n
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
"Could my one fudge factor be used to legitimize my other fudge factor?" "Could this legitimize my career as philosopher of fudge factors?" Lots of important questions...
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Yep can't get much cabin fever if you're actually training! :)
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
I'm not arguing for that since anyone who is steeped in the topic can determine a general "change history." I didn't claim it was someone in their backyard, did I? No it is job stability. No one who doesn't believe
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
Because they just fudge the math to match the old theory. They're frauds that are uncomfortable with change. Changing the theory to match new data so many times over the last century and acting like the theory hasn't failed or rea
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
What if it is actually people just not realizing what stability is because they've never experienced it? If you're further away from understanding stability from experience - say for example emotionally, or life-style, or health-w
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
Right, pattern recognition is evil except it is used by geeks to build targeted advertising... You sound bitter. Can't help but instigate a little in a thread full of various arguments that aren't mutually exclusive, but whose pro
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
Ironic how the majority of replies in a geek thread are so confident about health when we know - statistically speaking - the majority of you geeks are in terrible health!
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
Yes, like StavrosK said, for anyone who has significant customers outside of the US - there are lots of countries that use various types of "bank cards." Netherlands iDEAL is fairly well-known, but I get lots of customers with Vis
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
So as a customer of yours who still has to use PayPal because so many Europeans have "bank cards..." What do you recommend? Using both PayPal & Stripe? PayPal is a work around because, for example, a US Stripe account can&#x27
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
Component manufacturers & companies like newegg should get together and fund a Linux distro that has great ports of all the most popular OSX software :)
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
Any idea if this could work on any of the hardware CopperheadOS supports (Nexus Pixel) in order to support dual booting easily with vanilla Android?
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
I recommend meditation. It's just delusion. Staying present is protection against actively overwriting fact with fiction.
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
Agreed on the physical access issue... I guess I'd feel better if some computer security companies put their names on an independent review or something.
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
When will we be able to run more OSS on our Teslas, or at least a security hardened version? It's pretty obvious that they can be remotely hacked and made to look like a fatality was driver-error.
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
Wait, what? What if you had a Coca-Cola and decided to have another every day for 30 years? Or have sex without a condom - why does it have to be marijuana leading to violent crime? Where are my laughter emoticons my adolescence has made me
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
Thanks - it seems so, but the rest of my comment still applies. Correction noted.
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
I'm not conceding to be on your "amorphous right," but the amorphous left seems to put words in everyone's mouth. I haven't seen anyone in this thread say that they are certain that Google broke the law in this case
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
In isolation? Where is any of this in isolation - is there an island with a politics laboratory somewhere? And yes, I've been to India and the truth is the same: the only way to stop being racist and sexist is to stop. Not to institute
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
I find it bizarre that you basically concede the ground that it is similar to a thought crime and feel no need to defend your stance that his memo should be classified as "anti-diversity." Or is saying "you can call it a thou
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
Which claim of his is the most ridiculous?
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
How is it that you feel so correct that you don't need to cite anything in reply to such a thorough analysis of events? "Prospered under inequality"? What was the name of this inequality law? Or was it "systemic" so
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
Yep they did the same to me... If they don't like your argument they just flag it as offensive. Admins are obviously on the side of oppression since I was prevented from posting for the last few hours and they threatened to ban me. It&
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
So regardless of the facts here, you're on the bandwagon of "guilt by association." That is, "we caught you being friends with communists so we're going to take your job away"?
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
More very disingenuous arguments. People took him so seriously he got fired!
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
1) People have been fascinated with this and have studied it for decades. Just because it isn't quantified, doesn't mean we have no idea what they are 2) You are choosing to frame other's arguments incorrectly and then attack
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
You are one of these people who can't handle losing an argument that your ideology is a part of. You don't substantiate these claims - have you actually read the memo? Your analogy kind of proves that you didn't read the memo
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by pokemongoaway 9y ago
You are silly because huge groups of liberal psychologists use the same technical language "women, on average, have more neuroticism" - you want to fire them too? Secondary goals aside, Google's main purpose is getting the d

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