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1621.
by rexpop 10y ago
I guess I could just read the book, but can you expand on the lesson implied by "the buyer and seller lawyers didn't seem so work so hard to find a way to remove him from the transaction"?
1622.
by rexpop 10y ago
This would be better than the "just-in-case" trope research I've been doing via piles and piles of books.
1623.
by rexpop 10y ago
Your aesthetic is a kind of pretense, too.
1624.
by rexpop 10y ago
This is great. I mean, it's lousy and I am over it, but it is somehow perfect, in a Kantian way, as a thing unto itself. 1. concerns about HTTPS are legit. 2. I'd really rather see the $$$ you're making as my score, than thi
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by rexpop 10y ago
Realistically, what kind of skillsets, experience and understanding would be required to setup and operate such a fund?
1626.
by rexpop 10y ago
we are paying. we have shared our IP with them, from which they profit. we are paying.
1627.
by rexpop 10y ago
> Higher Quality Covariate Data is Needed. > Ecological regression on county-level characteristics is plagued by difficulties theoretically [39, 51]; issues with data quality make it even harder to use county-level data. In the analys
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by rexpop 10y ago
Yeah, neither you nor I are statistically significant sample size, but I am surrounded by extremely generous techies.
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by rexpop 10y ago
> Saying that humans should not need to work is like saying: This is it. We're done here. This is the world we want. That's not what's being said. We're not done. This is not the world we want. We should be able to
1630.
by rexpop 10y ago
Meanwhile, in a parallel universe... "If there wasn't Goodnight Night, someone would have written something nearly indistinguishable."
1631.
by rexpop 11y ago
How do we reconcile sentiments like "never trust the client" alongside this community's hope for decentralization, á la "The Internet Has Been Stolen From You. Take it Back Nonviolently"?
1632.
by rexpop 11y ago
To maintain their support.
1633.
by rexpop 11y ago
> who didn't make stupid immoral decisions in high school? People running automated social networks, because there were none. Great power comes cheaper and cheaper, no?
1634.
by rexpop 11y ago
Rad! Throw some sentiment analysis on that corpus and let your classmates know how they feel!
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by rexpop 11y ago
While I'm curious about the pros and cons of a gratis walled garden, was the greater offense the way Facebook used their presence to affect political change? Would it have been offensive to do so in an attempt to counteract pollution?
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by rexpop 11y ago
Unless counteracted by the effect of interruptions: http://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html
1637.
by rexpop 11y ago
To answer your ostensibly rhetorical question: after demonstrations in Houston, Whole Foods agreed to pull from their shelves foods produced through prison labor.
1638.
by rexpop 11y ago
It's pretty naive to say that '“changing the world” meant being a communist arsonist', when thousands of activists and organizers have a long, documented history of other methods. Read a book.
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by rexpop 11y ago
This is the cutest thing I've ever seen on HN.
1640.
by rexpop 11y ago
Love the concept! One suggestion: get rid of registration and login. It's an impediment to participation.
1641.
by rexpop 11y ago
Get rid of registration & login. It's an impediment to participation, and it's unnecessary for the experience.