shittyanalogy

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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
You run a farm in northern Vermont that raises turkeys. You can get a decent price for your birds by selling them locally but a much better price and can sell many more if you take them to the folk in Boston. There are no trucks to speak of
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
I'm going to attempt to rationalize why cyclists don't obey traffic laws in cities. The short answer is that bicycle riding in cities sucks. It's loud, slippery, uneven, blocked, takes a lot of physical effort, is full of unp
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
Many highway chases are called off because chasing the most dangerous people puts more people in danger than it's worth. It's an unfortunate reality but you can't discourage the extremely reckless by punishing the mildly.
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
That is an unsafe assumption and one of the first lessons of driving school. That you can never predict what people will do and to always be aware.
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
I ride as well, but do you honestly think that motorcycles aren't wild cards? How many motorcyclists die or get seriously injured yealry as a result of their own recklessness as opposed to bikes. Do you honestly thing that bicyclists d
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
Cars kill people often. Bikes extremely rarely do.
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
Some people are reckless, ticketing those of us that will stop when a police officer puts his arm out isn't going to stop the reckless.
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
Every OTHER form of transportation... Certainly does not stop at every red light. Specifically pedestrians. Bikes are more maneuverable and faster than pedestrians while decreasing safety only by the slightest margin if even any. I honest
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
I never really understood the value in ticketing cyclists, or jay walkers for that matter in NYC. Very few people are getting hurt, even in the densest metropolitan area in the country so why are we so worried about it? Because cyclists can
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
"An analogy best describing this would be just because someone leaves their window open it does not give permission for an unauthorized individual to set up a camera outside their window and broadcast the feed worldwide," That&#
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
TLDR: take it apart and put it on a plane
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
For all those wondering this is not a library (yet), it's a simple single mode demo with a few params. All the code is here https://github.com/VincentGarreau/particles.js/blob/master/p... and you ca
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
That's hard to test because you might kill people or go to jail in the process, not because it's simply hard to test. Also, concluding through controlled study that alcohol consumption impairs your ability to safely control an aut
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
There are more people than ever in Brooklyn and they are more affluent demanding cabs around an otherwise poorly navigable borough. Some days, weekends and inclement weather, they can't keep up with demand and it takes forever to get a
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
The shock value of this article does not magically turn in into convincing science. Like everything else dietary related (within the limits of reason), you should test for yourself and see how your body reacts. Changing your habits to best
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
who needs a special website, just use google[1]. [1] http://www.mydigitallife.info/search-and-view-free-live-webc...
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
That disclaimer is not enough and doesn't justify a link bait title.
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
None of these things make for a stable marriage. They are statistics about marriages studied. You don't get to draw the inverse conclusion. And besides just because a marriage doesn't end in divorce doesn't mean it's
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
None of this is research it's gut feeling spewed by an effected individual. It's easy to say that online marketplaces reduce street violence but with no research to back it up it's meaningless. Prohibition can be detrimental
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
You're sitting around talking to a friend, you ask some small questions like, "is it supposed to rain tomorrow?" or "what was the name of that guy in that movie with the thing?" and your technology responds before y
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
I think you guys are missing the point a little on this one. It's not that there is a picture of this dudes bare ass somewhere online and he's upset about it, it's that no matter what he did or tried he could be guaranteed in
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
The article is about not having control of your data, not being worried about a censored photo. Now that the data is in someone else's control there are no guarantees whatsoever as far as who has it and if it's been deleted.
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
You've taken this too literally.
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
Somepeople
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
Just imagine the air to be made up of a bunch of tiny physical balls. The bowling ball does a good job of getting them out of the way fast but the feather trips and stumbles on them as it makes it's way. With none of these tiny air bal
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
All I want is cheap shipping.
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
We know, apple knows, everybody knows. Marketing. This feature gives them some great marketing, and it works.
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
The double s ligature starting with a long s is also where the modern german Scharfes S (ß) comes from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9F I'm kind of surprised there's no mention of it since it's a pe
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
What are you looking for, innovative content delivery, production style, search technology, payment schemes? What problems for example? All the main video sites you go to are startups that are trying to innovate and make money. Porn is a ve
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by shittyanalogy 12y ago
The French do not say "huh".

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