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by vnchr 7y ago
The basis for “significant outpacing” is only one day / data point. Previous days follow Italy closely. Besides that, we have a much larger total population. We’ve asserted counter-measures earlier. We are able to change our course bas
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by vnchr 7y ago
Cloud VERSUS Space. Who will come out on top?
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by vnchr 7y ago
A brand name that starts with “Flu” seems risky right now.
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by vnchr 7y ago
Like a, “You can’t fire me because I quit,” situation?
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by vnchr 7y ago
Misleading headline from Bloomberg, at least in effect.
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by vnchr 7y ago
The Dow finished up 1,294 points yesterday, making it its best one-day point gain on record.
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by vnchr 7y ago
Interesting Q uestion you posed in your deleted comment. Unlikely to get traction in this forum, but interesting nonetheless.
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by vnchr 7y ago
I don’t know if blatant trademark infringement and fraudulent misrepresentation makes for a valid secondary market. It’s crime.
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by vnchr 7y ago
"Ministry of Truth" has a nice ring to it [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ministries_of_Nineteen_Eighty-...
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by vnchr 7y ago
Another 43 developers and that’s more than the article says are calling to cancel
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by vnchr 7y ago
On behalf of the rest of the nation, no thank you. What are options for Californians to communicate concerns to state and local legislators?
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by vnchr 7y ago
I do appreciate your point that there are social consequences for certain kinds of personal expression. If I publicly support an unpopular political or religious or social view, it could damage my professional reputation and limit my job pr
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by vnchr 7y ago
Site is up but empty of content for me.
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by vnchr 7y ago
I’m a nobody American. I can demonstrate my freedom, if you’d like. I, being of sound mind, declare that my President is shit. And he’s wrong about things. And his hair is ridiculous. No consequences. That’s allowed. My real identity is ade
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by vnchr 7y ago
Lots of people protest Trump at the White House. Like, a lot. It’s cool. People call him out on Twitter constantly. No repercussions. Lots of organized protests, most of them complaining about him. No consequences for the protesting. Seriou
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by vnchr 7y ago
Sure. But that's not because of freedom of speech. And I think this is a discussion related to freedom of speech rather than the more subjective and infinitely broad, "Which is better: China or America?" I can safely criticiz
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by vnchr 7y ago
Interesting interpretation of events. Most accounts of the NBA controversy that I've heard suggest the apology to China made by the Houston Rockets's James Harden[1] in response is what has drawn criticism. And the GM has been pre
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by vnchr 7y ago
Closeup video of the shooting: https://streamable.com/2hei6 Longer video of the shooting: https://streamable.com/qtyii
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by vnchr 7y ago
The police are allowed to shoot someone in the leg. Lethal force is not the only option with a firearm.
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by vnchr 7y ago
Closeup video of the shooting: https://streamable.com/2hei6 Longer video of the shooting: https://streamable.com/qtyii
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by vnchr 7y ago
The article does appear to be chasing a bias. “America’s Great Climate Exodus” is not a present reality, even if it is imagined as an eventuality to some.
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by vnchr 7y ago
Are there any interesting startups specifically focused on protest technology?
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by vnchr 7y ago
Would it be fair to say, "Amazon Will Cut Health-Care Benefits for Nearly 2k Employees Of Whole Foods Division"?
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by vnchr 7y ago
Voice ordering would have a lower installation cost since it can rely on the existing outdoor ordering interface, and it’s more familiar to their customers. There are 14,000 McDonalds in the US alone, so the switching costs and risks add up
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by vnchr 7y ago
I will not be destroyed by a recession.
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by vnchr 7y ago
A response to “The Next Recession Will Destroy Millennials” to include the corresponding destruction of Boomers too... I find this language and the agenda of fear to be concerning.
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by vnchr 7y ago
That’s not reason enough for me to be sad! JavaScript makes me very glad. I’m having a great time with JavaScript!
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by vnchr 7y ago
Thanks! Correction attempted!
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by vnchr 7y ago
English is bad. JavaScript is bad. US customary measurement system is bad. And you still have to deal with them all. This site is famously written in something cool that’s not JS (EDIT: I thought wrongly that it was Perl). Oh, what's t
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by vnchr 7y ago
I really liked the content, but at some point it felt too good to be true. Links to feature screens or walkthroughs might quell that doubt without compromising on messaging.

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