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sqeaky
9y ago
That is really a trollish comparison. The US military is under the under the control of a democratically elected government. Even considering that there have been abuses, There is a categorical ethical difference. The ISIS videos are often
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9y ago
> The public square has effectively become platforms like YouTube. Then people have willfully given up their rights. Google and the companies they bought and developers they pay made their software services. People own this stuff it is p
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9y ago
With your word game you are siding with bunch of religious extremist who are literally raping and pillaging, is that what you meant? They literally killing and raping people. How is hindering their recruiting not good? Many of the videos ar
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sqeaky
9y ago
The real effects of leaving ISIS recruiting videos on youtube is people dying. They actually do succeed in recruiting people and those people do bad things. Shouldn't this be stopped?
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sqeaky
9y ago
I think ISIS is a reasonable start at a definition. The more they want to hurt people the less tolerant they are.
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sqeaky
9y ago
Its Youtube, not a public space and not something government controlled. They are free to say what is and isn't on their system. What if you made a system and someone took that from you and they demanded that ISIS be given equal rights
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9y ago
I think by autoplaying they starts playing when the page loads. There are a ton of news websites that put an obnoxious ad in the middle of the article. I am not sure if video ads in the middle of Youtube videos would count. They seem more l
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9y ago
There is little value in knowing if a given line of code translates into machine instruction X or Y or into none at all. Simply write readable code and trust the compiler until you have a reason to do otherwise. In aggregate your code will
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9y ago
Why wouldn't I be? They are just performing another count. If one party brought machines to a poll place and managed to make trouble it is likely that the other party will show up too. Eventually it would just be part of the political
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9y ago
I think "non-partisan" is just code for "not partisan yet". The parties get huge sway in shaping the voting district, why would this body be different? Could it stay different going forward and different parties attack i
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9y ago
It would not need to be done for each poll place or precinct. Each party could pick high population or high risk precincts. I think a larger issue is proving that the machine's the parties brought are not tampering with the ballots.
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sqeaky
9y ago
Preventing idiocy. I wish such a thing were possible. I am sure that you have heard: If you make something foolproof, they will make a better fool.
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9y ago
Downvoted without rebuttal. :( If I am wrong, then please tell me. I even asked for more information on something I was unsure of.
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9y ago
I think we can limit this electric vehicles because that is what both the federal and state laws pertain to.
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sqeaky
9y ago
I was under the impression we hadn't figure out what you are claiming we have, my research might be stale.
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sqeaky
9y ago
Its only as inclusive as the market demands. If someone is poor enough at decision making that will hold non-sense beliefs like hating a group of people because of what they do with their genitals in privacy away from the office, then chanc
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9y ago
x3+ I have contracted with numerous companies with old engineers. Insurance, Embedded Appliances and Defense had a reasonable distribution ages.
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sqeaky
9y ago
Some homelessness is due to untreated mental illness. Some homeless is due to other factors I am largely ignoring that, intentionally. Tech is all about mental aptitude. Some mental health issues interfere with the required skills and some
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9y ago
I work in a software development and we have someone with every item on the 2nd list except someone who is homeless (we might, but I would have expected that to come up). Tech is hugely accepting. It is too easy to be punished by putting ou
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9y ago
Other than the guns where is the procedural generation in Borderlands?
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9y ago
I don't know if they do care about these things, but it is conceivable they might care about: Selling support, increasing the amount of engineers familiar with their stuff, finding some new angle to try to sue Linux out of existence wi
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9y ago
I was just using the price range provided when I google "ferrari price". The number range passed a sniff test so I picked the highest one and ran with it. Your numbers and sources are clearly better. Are there even 10,000 of those
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9y ago
There isn't any, because its one of those evidence of absence things. Until we understand Dolphins, parrots Uncommon ants and other communicators as well as we understand common ants we won't know if they do or do not grok recursi
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9y ago
His arguments are generally not hard to refute, they are infrequently grounded in empiricism. But when they are he is usually correct and insightful.
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sqeaky
9y ago
A high end Ferrari goes for about $400,000. So $10,000 is only about $4 billion. For Gates at least, he could do both.
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9y ago
I am easy to classify as an anti-microsoft zealot and I am convince Gates is doing immeasurable good with his work in Africa against malaria. I haven't really looked into in the past year or so though.
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sqeaky
9y ago
Putting it all in any one thing could be bad. Its easy to imagine ridiculous phrases like "Put it all in Twinkies". But yeah any halfway sensible plan will leave a billionaire fantastically wealthy even in failure.
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9y ago
> The taxes get factored into the price of the land and the house, So you have checked with every property owner and verified this? I actually rent now, from my father (because he makes bad real estate decision despite having his real es
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9y ago
Why you care so much about this? You are defending a person who doesn't need defending. Or are you defending your side of the (non-) argument and can't accept being wrong? (Only as wrong as presuming slight, the description of the
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9y ago
It is implausible for this to happen at scale. Presumably all properties in competition for the same clients will have comparable tax and each landlord will implicitly factor taxes into their prices. This should have an effect, similar to c
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