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by sandoooo 7y ago
"Top 20 politicians from <party you don't like> looking stupid in long-haul flights". How do they know which party that would be? Facial recognition, obviously .
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by sandoooo 7y ago
On the other hand, if a technology requires higher levels of organizational competence than is available from the government of a major first-world country, maybe it isn't ready for primetime.
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by sandoooo 7y ago
1. somehow the hate against the 0.01% always turns into policies that tax the upper 20%, or 10%, or 5%. why is that? Is there a way to formulate the arguments / policies so that it doesn't do this? 2. the wealth of the 0.01% are
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by sandoooo 7y ago
Implement this as an android app instead of email. Have a system where I can open a random page of a book in a genre as many times as I want for free, and I can continue reading from that page, but if I read through x continuous pages I ha
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by sandoooo 7y ago
You're casting a pretty wide net there. I've always felt news organizations should be legally required to recruit from my exact microdemographic and only from registered members of the party I most recently voted for, with wages
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by sandoooo 7y ago
great, expect the same socjus drivel that's right now killing hollywood's legacy IP, dressed up for a new medium with prettier art but the exact same sorry excuses for storytellers. It'll last just long enough to suck in the
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by sandoooo 7y ago
There is a nonzero chance that various political figures will have their handles 'accidentally' deactivated and inserted into the available pool. An enterprising body should set some bots up right now just in case there's
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by sandoooo 7y ago
The next question would be: is it possible to compare across multiple lottery ticket networks, and look for commonality? Maybe the lottery ticket params all give rise to some small set of particularly efficient configurations that we can a
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by sandoooo 7y ago
A million pairs of economists walked down a million streets in a million possible worlds, but no jokes were made there because they didn't find squat.
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by sandoooo 7y ago
well, so long as they don't mistakenly break into Jeff's actually-occupied house and accidentally traumatize his wife and kids, I suppose he'd be pretty chill about it.
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by sandoooo 7y ago
>I think there's a potential irony here in that the author would probably be fine with stoner teens wandering in, in that they'd more likely be kindred spirits in their railing against the evils of The System. I doubt it - some
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by sandoooo 7y ago
As one of the posters of a TLC, I can tell you that the scores of all my posts are going up and down like a yoyo. Or it might be spiking up at irregular intervals then steadily decreasing over time. I haven't instrumented.
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by sandoooo 7y ago
Well I do have an office of the sort that you're presuming that I'm presuming that he does, and so does most of the people in this thread, even the ones railing against the evils of The System. Unless he's doing this thing
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by sandoooo 7y ago
I think he means it's ok so long as the building project is falling massively behind schedule. Crappy builders need to be punished somehow , and the easiest way is to strike terror into the hearts of their clients.
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by sandoooo 7y ago
The author also singles out a corporation for owning a large number of prestigious offices (quote below). Why do you think that is?
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by sandoooo 7y ago
The author specifically differentiates between personal (neighbour-owned and not ok to trespass) and private (corporate-owned and fair game) property. Presumably his office is in the latter category.
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by sandoooo 7y ago
"According to Forbes, not only is Brookfield the biggest office landlord in London and Los Angeles, it “quietly owns entire city skylines in places like Toronto and Sydney.” In New York, it owns the massive World Financial Center compl
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by sandoooo 7y ago
are you assuming that the author is suggesting the former while I am suggesting the latter? I even explicitly used the word trespassing!
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by sandoooo 7y ago
I hope a bunch of stoned teenagers show up in the author's office to explore the pleasures of trespassing. (Owned by evil corporations! Private not personal property! Fair game!)
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by sandoooo 7y ago
spectrophotometer.
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by sandoooo 7y ago
so which of the following things are the author claiming with the ==? - all respectful reviews are useful - all useful reviews are respectful - all disrespectful reviews are useless - all useless reviews are disrespectful Which of these thi