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541.
by thrill 4y ago
"Go for Snake Doctor"
542.
by thrill 4y ago
We already have rules making it illegal to scam.
543.
by thrill 4y ago
We could call it the "Seinfeld Regulations" - regulations about something supposedly worth nothing now warrant the spending of something supposedly worth something to enable potentially violent enforcement.
544.
by thrill 4y ago
I'd be curious to see heat dispersion capabilities.
545.
by thrill 4y ago
The quoted "competing exec" is 100% wrong when he says Netflix is making a mistake ending shows after three seasons. Shows need to be pitched and run for three seasons max, period. Everyone has a life other than the show that&#x
546.
by thrill 4y ago
IME, writing something short and well is significantly harder than writing something long and well.
547.
by thrill 4y ago
"free market proponents should welcome these laws as a way to experiment" Mandated experiments are not experiments.
548.
by thrill 4y ago
People are supposed to seriously take your social policies as beneficial when you use derogatory terms like "old white dudes"?
549.
by thrill 4y ago
An approach is to legislate the amount of bonding required in processed foods to be significant enough that the bond seller has a proper incentive to ensure their risk-to-reward calculation is reasonably accurate by hiring their own agencie
550.
by thrill 4y ago
Moral absolutes get votes.
551.
by thrill 4y ago
HypnoToad is APL. Once you look you can never look away. You'll never understand but you know there's understanding just out of reach.
552.
by thrill 4y ago
A random 2000 people from twitter would give better government than what we have.
553.
by thrill 4y ago
What does it say about us when we pay so much attention to those who pay so much attention to Twitter?
554.
by thrill 5y ago
As shown so well in Doc Hollywood anything can be repaired with enough expertise and effort. A store employee saying something cannot be repaired is not going to be viewed by anyone, including a regulator, as meaning anything other than by
555.
by thrill 5y ago
Does the Mac OS support allowing VM kernels to access the USB ports?
556.
by thrill 5y ago
Maybe do something fancy like X1 and offer a metal card?
557.
by thrill 5y ago
I was in love with my Surface, even after they took a month to repair it for warranty, but come on, having it die the day after the warranty expired, with no consideration for a replacement, has made that a one-and-done consideration. I su
558.
by thrill 5y ago
Because you're an expert on knowing who to trust?
559.
by thrill 5y ago
Yeah, I could have been clearer. It should be done monthly since it affects people immediately.
560.
by thrill 5y ago
My favorite: I'm sitting quietly while some group around me "discusses" something. I get asked my opinion. I give it. Someone gets angry because my opinion differs from theirs.
561.
by thrill 5y ago
Congress should be directing monthly increases to SS to match inflation numbers. Instead they'll wait and see which party can promise they'll do just that better than the other party if they get the votes.
562.
by thrill 5y ago
"Da, comrade, to close the business deal you must think it in Russian."
563.
by thrill 5y ago
I hope to never shake hands with that one 35 yr-old dude on the chart.
564.
by thrill 5y ago
"Suppose you were an idiot, and suppose you were a member of Congress; but I repeat myself."?
565.
by thrill 5y ago
It's hard to appreciate the content when you can't get through the wrapping.
566.
by thrill 5y ago
We could call it the Paperclip Maximizer.
567.
by thrill 5y ago
I think you asking the question wrong. It's "are the vast majority of people who are stabbed done so with a knife?".
568.
by thrill 5y ago
Drop him, permanently. Be and demand ethical behavior.
569.
by thrill 5y ago
yes
570.
by thrill 5y ago
No, if it was MIT then it would be an official communique from the Office of the President of MIT. It's MIT Technology Review , and the distinction exists for a reason.

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