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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I think you are reading too much into what is supposed to be an intrinsically silly example. For instance, I pay $1.25 for a large coffee nearly every day from my favorite hipster coffee place for a good organic coffee every lunch. Yet I st
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I would actually like to see some numbers or a survey on how many people actually do this. Anecdotally I don't think I know a single person who ever verifies safety numbers out of band. Of the approximately 50 people I use to talk on s
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I'm genuinely curious why you post this in nearly every single thread about the topic that comes up without fail. It feels like you aren't actually interested in an answer and are instead interested in rather disingenuous in askin
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I would think that making them illegal probably increases the harm these users cause other people. Say a drug addict is using something very potent and illegal, a large aspect of their life revolves around a criminal act, using, purchasing,
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
Why don't you quit and work on your own passions and projects for free then? This is what I don't understand about most Europeans. All of my friends in Europe all do exactly what your neighbor is doing, almost all of them just liv
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
Sure, I don't think that is necessarily a bad thing, OPSEC in and of itself is definitely a perpetually unfinished iterative process by its nature. If you are actually interested in this gwern has done some excellent statistical analys
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
At the same time if he was following standard OPSEC to not ship from the same place twice, and not ship from near where he lived, tracking number would have been completely fine.
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
Let me help you visualize it, in the midwest i live in a town of ~80k people. The local police department just spent money on buying a armored bearcat assault vehicle.[0] At the city council meetings we were assured that the vehicle would &
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
Recently I was in NYC going to the Met Cloisters museum, and I had to take a subway line that I had never been on previously for whatever reason. The car I ended up stepping in, I recognized as being the same model used on Seinfeld in 1992,
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I still don't get it at all. As someone who has had a facebook account since like 2009ish? I'm of the right age-cohort to be hooked into my phone like the groups these people are referring to. But in the 10 years I've had a f
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I second this, these are some of my favorite places to go on the internet today. They are a bit slow in terms of posting speed but I like the slowness.
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I would argue that smaller *chan boards are much different from larger boards you are referencing in this post. Smaller chan boards are more akin to single topic forums with a distinct community. Lainchan for instance has a large lisp and f
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
Does this really sound that alien to people? I seem to recall the internet being controlled and blacklisted from a large portion of the population by AOL. Recall when people used to think that AOL keyword search was the entirety of the inte
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
Sure, I should have maybe made my point clearer and say PLC programmers in my experience are often guys with no programming background who have an Associates in automation technology or something similar from a local community college. They
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
>As long there is a simple and clear code structure, it is a good thing I've seen sprawling, massive ladder logic jumbles that made no sense and were completely undocumented before. Once visual-style plc things reach beyond a certai
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
All of the waiters/cooks/waitresses at a low-quality diner I frequent regularly have felonies for robbery or drugs. Ever since I've been going there I would say the vast majority of new hires have been people who couldn'
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
It is interesting to note that the Buzzfeed Opinions desk in particular was completely removed and every single person involved with it fired.
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I also do all my working from the local university library. I have a very hard time concentrating from my home office because being in the house can become too distracting. I never have a hard time motivating myself to get up in the morning
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I don't really get it either and I'm about the same age as you. I feel like I don't get it to such an extreme that I actually am not sure I understand the article at all. I like to take pictures of lots of things, I like to t
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
One thing that I always find in these discussions is that a lot of people who think that you can trust 'real' news outlets to accurately report anything have never been on the interviewed side of the table. I have never once been
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I like that you assume a reasonable person would only lose a single cycle. Once I walked up to a pedestrian scramble intersection with several people standing at it and it went around the cycle once in front of me and I realized none of th
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I'm not sure where you are seeing that, on the GNU page I'm looking at[0] they are very clear that they are not following the complete standard. "The APL interpreter is an (almost) complete implementation of ISO standard 1375
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
If the shutdown keeps going to an extended period of time, it will be interesting to see the long term effects of having a large amount of entrenched bureaucrats suddenly removed and replaced by new ones. I think that in the future if this
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I've personally found GNU APL to be a bit flimsy, and not some of the design choices they made in it to be a bit odd. It also deviates from the ISO standard, if that matters to you. Dyalog is the only implementation that is robust and
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I was just doing this calculation the other day, for a bit of background I am in an area of the Midwest, close to Toldeo and am graduating in May. I interned in NYC last summer and sublet there. So I was trying to decide whether to move out
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by threwawasy1228 8y ago
I just wanted to chime in and comment further on your statement. >that at smaller scales, composting isn't awful. And note that in cases like this, having worked on an organic fruit farm, it is often very difficult to actually compo