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um_ya
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I see this argument being used a lot now. "It's okay to censor Alex Jones because it's done by a private industry". "Presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Judge Kav because this is a 'job interview
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It would be improper to say it doesn't revolve around certain outcomes though. I know a few guys in college that would get free money and travel to some remote part of the world to "research" climate change. It was pretty muc
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8y ago
You can use Elasticsearch within Postgres by using zombodb.
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Master slave has been a term in computer science forever. I don't see what the problem is.
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Also Denver and Austin
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Then people will have to come to terms that banning Alex Jones was a bad idea too. You can't support a companies right to ban people you don't like while simultaneously advocating protections as a utility.
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8y ago
dokku is pretty close to this.
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If there's demand for something close by, then the market will provide it. The key point is, parents can make a decision with vouchers, rather than being forced to go to a particular school based on your district.
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I would rather take a bus a half hour to school rather than get stuck in a poor school district with bad teachers and students in similar conditions. It would be nice to have the option to take your kid out of that environment.
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It would be competitive too, and certain schools could target special needs children or problem children. Online schools could be possible too. I could see it being VERY economical.
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I personally like the school voucher idea Trump was proposing during his campaign... Each student is given a voucher, as good as cash, and schools compete for students, leaving the decision to families on which school to go to. This also br
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8y ago
Freedom of speech is a principle . Some people seem to forget that.
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"Now with multi-colored tracers!"
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Out of all the Ethereum contracts people have come up with so far, I still haven't found anything truly useful. Closest thing is just the ability to create "stock" like entities.
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The biggest expense to doctors is the cost of getting sued all the time and the insurance doctors need to cover that.
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Does AV1 do subtitles? The reason most pirated videos use MKV instead of mp4 is because it does subtitles easily.
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Perhaps npm packages should be dockerised to prevent this.
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Socialism and lack of economic freedom is ACTUALLY killing children. Too bad nobody talks about it.
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8y ago
Thank god. Angular is just way too big now. There's way too many files and they try to push you into using typescript.
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8y ago
If Microsoft wants to make Github better, it needs to improve the search functionality and maybe add a "related libraries" section when you're looking at a particular library.
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Actually, in a capitalist country it might be easier to survive such an attack. If there is demand for a product or service, people and businesses will find a way to meet that demand. Millions of people working independently to satisfy thei
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There should be another website where people bid on the bug. If Google cares enough about it, they'll out bid the people that want to exploit it.
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The people hording bitcoin makes the value of the ones spending it more valuable. Without people hording it, you wouldn't have any of the profits regular people have been getting.
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Let me make it more clear for you. The feed back loop of getting paid, is that you are being productive in the market place for producing goods or services that are in demand in the market place. Handing somebody "free" money take
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You don't even need to test UBI to see that it won't work. You can tell by our existing system that UBI will promote people to take advantage of the system. If you're poor, you get free grants to go to college, food stamps, a
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This is the only case in which I'm okay with bureaucratic incompetence.
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9y ago
If I'm not mistaken, Gold and silver is considered money under the US constitution, not a commodity... You would have to use something like Bitcoin or some other commodity.
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The difference is you leave your password everywhere you go. Doesn't matter how unique it is, if I leave a sticky note with a password everywhere I touch, then it's not very good security.
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Almost as if a bug bounty program should show the effect of the bug before explaining how it works. Then, Google will be more inclined to pay more if it wants the info on how the bug works.
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Can confirm, I run a business. The biggest expense to my company are the employees. All the regulatory requirements and bullshit that comes along with it, not to mention the risk of an employee suing the company for whatever reason. There&#
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