thesimpsons1022

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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
that could just be from a survey?
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
they'd probably lose 80 pct of their "user accounts". which they use as a nice inflated metric.
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
i think the biggest announcement yesterday was microsofts cheap vr.
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
they are in many places just not nyc. if you are against that, and i agree your point has merits, try to change the law. don't actively work to break the law.
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
do you have the same opinion of Musk?
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
you can't really take your issues with pinky movement and apply it to say windows isn't productive. all it means is you aren't productive with it. i use both windows and mac everyday and there is zero slowdown for me with sho
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
half the country? first it's only expected voters which is like 40 pct of america. then only around 30 pct of those support trump. so yes i'm fine not associating with 12 pct of people.
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
it affects you morally. one could say the same about a pedophile or rapist or racist. let's say someone was all 3 of those but you knew it wouldn't affect the business you do with them. would you do it? this isn't to equate t
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
and if i don't care about Thiel changing his position? i honestly dont care if it cements his positions. i'd rather stand up to bullies and racists than make them feel good and tacitly support them in order to potentially convince
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
i also find it silly to downvote me for a question. I didn't even take a side or necessarily disagree. also, whenever you ask a question like that people misinterpret as calling that person a nazi or hitler when you are simply bringing
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
isn't vilifying and characterization just as much of free speech as the original idea? if you vilify an ethnic group and I vilify you, why is your speech supposed to be protected while mine isn't. respect isn't a given.
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
i'm not saying he is one but just to run with your argument, what if that person is a nazi?
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
from the back row comment i think they are either cheating off each other or have some notes written down.
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
trig has seemed extremely important to me. specifically using sin and cos. helps a lot in physics as well as computer graphics and many other applications.
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
is there a reason you call them factions and not fractions?
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
i think it is pretty silly to say he has no stake in the election. almost everyone on in the world has a stake in who the american president is. even if it didn't have a direct effect on him, he is extremely idealogical and sees it as
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
no one "needs" it. its free lectures online that are posted from the goodwill of the schools, which have no real incentive to do it. all of a sudden if they have to CC them they probably would rather not post them anymore and now
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
i didn't pass any judgement in using the word "pawns" or say that other news sources weren't. i've actually been a supporter of wikileaks for years. the post i was responding to however highly suggested that somehow
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
infowars probably
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
what are you talking about? your first paragraph is completely unintelligible. you realize Russia gave them the documents to leak right? no one is saying they gave them an incentive. they are just pawns and will release anything they get.
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
nearest gas station works for me. i use it all the time. perhaps it's the phrasing. either way, i agree with the general sentiment. only use it for timers and directions while driving
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
think what you want. next we'll have video proof of him doing it that is conclusive and you'll make up some other defense. truly irredeemable. edit: and yes you probably are then. glad you admitted it. please turn yourself in.
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
even disregarding that completely. no one will trust facebook with their data. they see it as a toy for people to play with at a home. not a work tool. i see it working in silicon valley but good luck convincing IT managers in the midwest t
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
microsoft has that in some teams. one team specifically i knew was transitioned from offices to the open floor plan but their old offices remained empty. this allowed them to have both
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
my original comment was " a non-insignificant proportion of hacker news seems to actually work at google and run to their defense at anything somewhat critical of their overlord. ". it isn't paranoia. Like i said i've se
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
easier to just be condescending instead of thinking that out.
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
what about o365 video?
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
i actually had 3 upvotes until the google people started to change that. so some do. i'm not accusing anyone of shilling. i've personally seen these threads and some proportion of people admit openly they work there. others, you c
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
never heard trump and witty in the same conversation
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by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
in theory yes but i don't see any proof that traffic would increase as much as the increased capacity. reminds me of bogus economic arguments. in your universe we could make a 10,000 lane highway and there would still be congestion.

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