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by rfrank 11y ago
People like you are why companies like Enron happen.
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by rfrank 11y ago
Don't have any background, but from what I've seen so far (a small handful of the tons of docs) it's collective bargaining agreements between various police unions and the cities they operate in. Haven't seen one more re
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by rfrank 11y ago
No it wont. The last year or so of policy updates has pretty seriously alienated a lot of the original user base, who have since started using Bandcamp and other outlets a lot more seriously. Move involvement from major labels just means th
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by rfrank 11y ago
Yeah, I probably could have found a better quote, but it's a random TOS and I'm at work haha. At the end of the day, I don't see a reason to believe why Kodak wouldn't make a play to control the images they scan/upl
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by rfrank 11y ago
Is there theoretically anything preventing them from putting a line like this from insta's TOS in there? "Instagram does not claim ownership of any Content that you post on or through the Service. Instead, you hereby grant to Inst
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by rfrank 11y ago
If Kodak is scanning all of the photos and putting them into the cloud themselves, does that mean they have rights to said images?
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by rfrank 11y ago
I think you're ignoring the context in which I originally replied in this thread. "Dual n-back, coffee, LSD. All things people swear make you smarter." It's not up for debate that people find a benefit from LSD. Or any d
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by rfrank 11y ago
Define "benefited". Saying, "I dropped acid and learned about myself," is very different from saying, "I dropped acid and became smarter." If you're in the latter camp, yes, I'm going to assume you&#x
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by rfrank 11y ago
Cocaine leads to a temporary alternate form of consciousness that may or may not lead to valuable insights too. So does ecstacy, or ketamine, or modafinil, or coffee, or weed, or the 2c-X family, or whatever RC you want to take, or yoga, or
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by rfrank 11y ago
I've done it several times (as well as basically all popular hallucinogens). I know all about the drug, its impacts on the brain, what it's actually like being on it, etc. I've also lived around many drippy hippie types in Sa
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by rfrank 11y ago
anyone who says lsd makes you smarter is already stupid.
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by rfrank 11y ago
Completely agree re: tanking a season, but ticket sales and viewership tend to drop accordingly with that strategy. 76ers tickets this year are currently less than beer in the stadium [1]. The baseball season feels absurdly long to me. I pe
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by rfrank 11y ago
Yeah, they'd definitely be at the same altitudes. I moreso meant do crop dusters fly daily, weekly, etc. Probably pretty crop dependent.
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by rfrank 11y ago
How often do crop dusters usually fly? I feel like that's a problem that could be solved by a bit of communication.
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by rfrank 11y ago
amazing
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by rfrank 11y ago
Maybe if you're in the market for a Titan X or something, but the R9 Fury and 390 are both great cards for their price point. Performance will also be impacted by nvidia software like hairworks and God rays.
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by rfrank 11y ago
I feel like I came across that as I was weighing the various options for us to try haha. Zulip is the kind of thing I'd love to give a shot, but I have to take into account people who won't be tech savvy enough to use something li
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by rfrank 11y ago
Yeah, what you just said is probably the case for the majority of Slack's users, and I get that. My perspective is framed by working with an EMS provider (PCB design & assembly) who does business in some highly regulated fields. We
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by rfrank 11y ago
"Their goal, from what I've read, is to be a giant log for everything in your company..." Why would you ever want to entrust a log of everything in your company to a third party service? Honestly curious.
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by rfrank 11y ago
1. http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2015/12/06/near-collision-w... 2. http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-medical-helicopt...
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by rfrank 11y ago
It doesn't, just like AI doesn't.
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by rfrank 11y ago
nuclear research.
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by rfrank 11y ago
Neil Patel wrote a nice article along those lines you'd probably enjoy: https://www.quicksprout.com/2013/10/14/move-over-content-mar...
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by rfrank 11y ago
To me, these sort of formulas should just be a jumping off point for how to create a process that works for your business. For instance, I'm content marketing guy for an electronics manufacturing company. Target demo for our blog is su
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by rfrank 11y ago
you can't exactly go make more spectrum.
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by rfrank 11y ago
Equating contract manufacturing to construction work is just a tiny bit inaccurate.
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by rfrank 11y ago
and people who speed-solve rubik's cubes.
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by rfrank 11y ago
he's not even close to right.
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by rfrank 11y ago
I personally can't stand this sort of thing because it conflates something personal/intimate with a press release, and that's just kinda gross to me.
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by rfrank 11y ago
Does secret deliberately provoke negative behavior? How about yik yak? Until the incentive structure changes for writers, they'll keep writing that stuff. Just the way it is.

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