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by readhn 8y ago
damn ... so the guy is going to jail based just on the data obtained from the website? What if the "match" is not correct? This should scare a lot of people away from these family tree websites. One day you might have FBI knocking
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by readhn 8y ago
Usa here, with decent health insurance at the time. C-section birth, plus 4 day stay at the hospital (Max included allowed by insurance). Total billed by the hospital was something crazy around 11-16k? I forget actual number. It was a decen
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by readhn 9y ago
How much does a major leak of apple inside information cost? $50,000 $100,000 $200,000 more? I am assuming they dont leak the information for free. And if they do it for monetary reasons - the amount has to be large enough to justify riskin
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by readhn 9y ago
> Actually, we are. Back in the day, I would have given long odds against seeing autonomous cars on the road in my lifetime. Notwithstanding the odd mishap, today's autonomous vehicles actually work much better than I would have tho
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by readhn 9y ago
i was pretty happy with windows phone but not being able to install many apps killed it for me.
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by readhn 9y ago
so due to this significantly cheaper availability of computing power one would think that today we would be making enormous progress every day. my phone is more powerful today than most powerful desktop back in 1995. And what do i use my ph
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by readhn 9y ago
shameless plug! haha just kidding and WOW! Autonomous driving so early on, JPL, Google.. Im going to go hide in the corner as well.
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by readhn 9y ago
"here's the HIV level, but the incubation temperature went slightly out of range when I was processing it, so use caution interpreting it." there is no "slightly out of range". Its either in the range or outside. Va
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by readhn 9y ago
Why is autopilot feature still allowed to exist? It should be disabled until further improvements. This blows my mind.
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by readhn 9y ago
Does oracle have a case or not? If you were Oracle, would you be ok not taking this to court?
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by readhn 9y ago
Fines do not work. Look at the banking sector: HSBC, JP etc. they get slapped with fines all the time but continue business as usual. Heavy taxation is a very quick way to make these types of socially and environmentally polluting business
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by readhn 9y ago
Very Easy solution: Classify this type of meat manufacturing business as highly polluting and TAX it a lot until they become clean and green, ONLY then lower taxes. Yes short term it will increase meat prices, so what? Folks will be forced
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by readhn 9y ago
I think it would be fun if consumers of digital information did perform en masse exodus from Facebook after an event like this. It may serve as an example for other service providers that there is a risk of losing their customers base if th
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by readhn 9y ago
thats very near sighted view on your part. are you a parent? if so - are you being evil by protecting your kids by installing a filter on their digital devices? i thought so.. if you read the article there is a peer reviewed article link i
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by readhn 9y ago
i agree with censorship being evil. all im saying - porn does not add anything productive to the society. Instead its full of abuse and destructive influence on families, relationships and young adults growing up today.
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by readhn 9y ago
As much as im all for for personal freedom and I don't like to see goverment influence ISPs - in this particular case I'm all for making adult sites harder to access via paywall or whatever. There is nothing good about porn being
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by readhn 9y ago
the expensive software engineers will be replaced by AI and will join the homeless on the streets of SF?
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by readhn 9y ago
I was shocked as well. All these leading tech companies, some of the richest people on Earth and can't fix the house they live in? It is such a bizarre contrast to see so much wealth and people living in card boxes on the streets. No b
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by readhn 9y ago
At some point we will be asking ourselves - is it a good idea to bring those alien life samples back to earth for analysis.....
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by readhn 9y ago
Social capital Is a blessing and a curse at the same time.. But I agree, beautiful story!
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by readhn 9y ago
pain management is a thing here in USA. does not sound like its a thing in Germany. just suck it up i guess.
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by readhn 9y ago
i had a surgical procedure years ago. one of the most painful experiences (during recovery), i felt like putting dynamite into my mouth and exploding it.. this is when i first tried Vicodin. it was a total life saver. and no i did not becom
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by readhn 9y ago
i knew it would collapse soon since every comment i post (RIP Bitcoin) ... would give me negative ratings last few months. -4 points by readhn 38 days ago | parent [-] | on: Bitcoin Climbs as Futures Debut Fails to Incite At... What goes up
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by readhn 9y ago
drug trade is at all time high in new york. massive amounts of drugs go through the city every day. its a major drug hub. plus its a new generation of thugs out there that understand that killing people attracts unwanted attention. hence lo
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by readhn 9y ago
this is in direct correlation with higher living costs/rent/food etc. street thugs cant afford to live in new york hence lower crime. its not result of any policies.
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by readhn 9y ago
by definition safe deposit box that is not safe is not a safe deposit box. so yeah, there are no safe deposit boxes in Ukraine.
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by readhn 9y ago
its not my pattern. its just the way markets work. of course it applies to apple as well as any other asset class. its just a matter of your time horizon and time frames. in any stock or asset there is time to be bullish, there is time to b
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by readhn 9y ago
Theoretically. In reality - real traders couldn't even trade this thing as there was no infrastructure and too much system risk. If I fund my speculative 100-500k trading account who guarantees I'll be able to close out and cash o
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by readhn 9y ago
What goes up must come down. What goes up fast and hard usually falls faster and harder. Market 101.
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by readhn 9y ago
"There isn't much money in street crime. " Ummm i disagree. There has never been more money in drugs than today. Opioid crisis anyone? Just americans spend over 100billion dollars per year on drugs. Drugs fund a lot of things

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