toolz

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   by toolz 12y ago

   I just want to know when college became some holy grail of uncovering your true potential. I've been to college. It absolutely and utterly pales in comparison to the knowledge base I'll never have time to consume for free on the
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   by toolz 12y ago

   There doesn't have to be some limitations of choice by default, plenty of services provide paying extra to ignore ads, books would be no different. The model you're describing opens up options and I suspect the majority of people
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   by toolz 12y ago

   Sure, I guess my argument would be that simply because a problem could exist doesn't mean it's practical to address it and especially not practical to address potential bad, on a company by company basis. I could spend days listi
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   by toolz 12y ago

   I think that's an interesting point and deserves to be considered carefully. I would suggest that hacking for trust less systems is a wonderful ideal which can only be successfully achieved when the system has the potential to be full
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   by toolz 12y ago

   So the argument against Amazon is that it is has the potential to do bad things, so they should have restrictions? Surely Krugmen's argument isn't so shallow and petty.
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   by toolz 12y ago

   I don't know about the people you're responding too, but for me it's less about broken promises and more about incompetency. I would be almost as angry if the number were 6, when they promised that they had done proper testi
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   by toolz 13y ago

   I wish I was smart enough to document things as thoroughly as she did while debugging this problem. The solution was simple and wouldn't really have been a very exciting read, but since she was smart enough to document the process she
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   by toolz 13y ago

   I dunno, Gandhi is the most obvious and he was WAY worse than Jobs.
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   by toolz 13y ago

   I don't get it. There's nothing wrong with using your physical assets to draw in conversation and make a sale. If someone labels you as a 'booth babe', then great! You've done well to have one of your assets reco
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    by toolz 13y ago

    I think we call this diversification of your investments, not 'long shot' investing.
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    by toolz 13y ago

    ..and this my friends is what political discussion looks like. You know, even if you were/are/will become right, laughing at someone else's ideals benefits no one. It just deepens the abyss that separates logic from politica
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    by toolz 13y ago

    is it ironic that I can name the last libertarian presidential candidate, Gary Johnson, and you can't name a socially repressive policy?
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    by toolz 14y ago

    I completely agree with you here. If the company leverages everything they have to keep you compensated as low as possible to keep you, then you should in turn leverage all of your work against them and do as little as possible for them to
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    by toolz 14y ago

    Precisely my point. The vaccination had no critical effect on any graph and the decreased incidents of polio following suggest a natural progression of technology and disease knowledge and awareness. The drugs that existed before the vacc
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    by toolz 14y ago

    I've found multiple graphs that show many different timelines. This page has a very similar graph at the very bottom that gives a reference. https://wiki.ecdc.europa.eu/fem/w/fem/line-graphs.aspx
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    by toolz 14y ago

    http://www.vaclib.org/intro/present/polio.gif I'm not anti-vaccine, but I am anti-sensational unsubstantiated claims, such as without the polio vaccine there would be epidemics.