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by sushid 8y ago
First of all, an all-out free market at the start of the industrial revolution is when we started seeing horrific child labor become the norm. It only quelled (or flowed to less fortunate regions) once there were legal measures put in place
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by sushid 8y ago
People also seem to conveniently forget that being overweight is a problem. Also, intermittent fasting has none of the downsides you've mentioned.
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by sushid 8y ago
Go give $75mm to your local hospital. I'm sure they're willing to do the same.
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by sushid 8y ago
If you don't get the whole Twitch/YouTube live streaming concept, then sure, but don't mistakenly think that Ice Poseidon is what's mainstream and "it." This is essentially social media 2.0 for 4channer.
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by sushid 8y ago
No buses for me. I've given it a try many times but in SF, unless you're on a popular commuting line, it's filled with crazy, aggressive homeless people. I've given up traveling via bike after losing my wheels to theft.
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by sushid 8y ago
Even in CS I'm always amazed that an "easy" algorithm problem we expect a new grad to solve was solved in the 70s by CS professors who published papers about the topic.
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by sushid 8y ago
What if they were free to manually ride but used like 20% of the energy or so to charge the battery until it was full? Would something like that be feasible?
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by sushid 8y ago
To be fair, it seems like your organization's solution was to make it very difficult to do so, which is kind of a non-solution (aside from trnctng chars, which is a practice even a small ad tech startup that I was at did). Admittedly i
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by sushid 8y ago
That sounds amazingly complex and cool at the same time. Have you looked into sous vide machines or pressure cookers? Those two are the items I use the most to get precisely cooked meals done in batches. I've found that a lot of meals
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by sushid 8y ago
I think the parent commenter is just saying that it's not something you can actually believe, just like a company saying they'll never sell your data. Sure, that's the intention but when someone comes around waving a checkboo
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by sushid 8y ago
I think this is why like most things in life, meditation is yet another thing that should be done in moderation.
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by sushid 8y ago
Sure it does. If the costs of these datacenter operations were extremely high (say, by a factor of 100), you bet we'd have lower bitrate for Youtube, fewer GB allowances on Office 365, Dropbox, Gmail, etc. Conversely, if it became lite
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by sushid 8y ago
Well you're making it sound as if the data centers being cooled somehow wouldn't happen otherwise. Seeing as how the alternative is to cool using A/C, surely it's the case of causing less harm than the alternative? Of co
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by sushid 8y ago
If I have some embarrassing/damning video I want to post online you can bet your ass I'm going to scrub off any metadata. If there could be some repercussions (e.g. police brutality, gang violence, whistleblowing, etc.) I'm g
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by sushid 8y ago
Sure it may increase your page visit count but it'll make people more leery of following you as you just tricked them for a page view.
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by sushid 8y ago
It'll be changing in the sense that YT Music will be a merge of the existing service + Google Play Music.
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by sushid 8y ago
That totally depends on your setup. But in my case, I keep a container of 90% isopropyl alcohol on my desk to wipe away my keyboard, mouse, laptop surface, desk, etc. regularly. It certainly seems easier than having some service take it awa
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by sushid 8y ago
Really? This certainly can't be a limitation in the language, correct? I find it hard to believe that Google doesn't have accessibility support for one of their websites written in their own language.
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by sushid 8y ago
But he's also claiming to be fit while consuming 3500 calories a day and pretty much only doing a few 1RM lifts a week.
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by sushid 9y ago
Well if he's not keeping that text file encrypted, I'd argue that there is a very significant difference in his methodology vs 1Password et al.
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by sushid 9y ago
But if they want public infra to be well funded, then they have to pay their taxes. For the older houseowners, they're paying a fraction of the taxes they should be paying. They can't have their cake and eat it too!
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by sushid 9y ago
But is that also the case when you consume food with lots of naturally occurring MSG? (e.g. chicken stock)
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by sushid 9y ago
I'd imagine at the scale Wikipedia is operating, they'd have to be sensitive about accessibility features. Some might find it hard to keep the pointer at a compete stop and the 500ms timer seems to do the job pretty well.
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by sushid 9y ago
I'm no fan of Coinbase so don't mistaken me for a shill but I've also heard of countless cases of the opposite case (e.g. order gets declined and the coin drops drastically post order, resulting in a "gain" for the
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by sushid 9y ago
I'm not a CPA either but considering it income on the day of the fork is assured not a burden on you. That means you have tax obligations on all potential future forks, regardless of whether you know it or do anything with that informa
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by sushid 9y ago
That sounds like selection bias to me. If you're infertile and uneducated/low earning, then you're not going to be pursuing any IVF options.
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by sushid 9y ago
Maybe not in the suburbs but it's definitely the case in SF. Try Sightglass in Soma for instance. Loud, no internet, no outlets at all. Or Coffee Bar in Potrero. They have no laptop sections and possibly the slowest internet speed I&#x
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by sushid 9y ago
Google was a proponent of whitespace before it even was a thing. Remember how empty it looked compared to ask.com or yahoo.com? IMO the white space gives a bit of a breathing room without compromising too much. I also like the emphasis on t
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by sushid 9y ago
If you want to bring this up, you should be blaming MIT rather than JSTOR. "Marty Weinberg, who took the case over from Good, said he nearly negotiated a plea bargain in which Swartz would not serve any time. He said JSTOR signed off o
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by sushid 9y ago
I'm a week late, but I don't mean the ticket price itself. The previous commenter was talking about how nesting flights allow you to avoid various fees (i.e. FAA, 9/11 security fees) but afaik they're fixed.

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