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10y ago
If the president actually colluded with the Russians I'd say it's substantially bigger than Watergate.
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10y ago
I'd say it was an appropriate level of simplification given that you arrived at the correct answer and he wasn't able to :P.
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10y ago
Sure but there were over 10 million millionaires in the US last year. If we took just a million a year just from those guys we'd have 30,000 a year per american. I'm not saying we should, but your math sucks.
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10y ago
If only there were some entity with the capacity to take that surplus produced by mass automation and help those displaced by it.
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10y ago
Kalanick is telling his customer the driver to suck it up. Drivers will go to a different vendor like lyft who if they want to keep their customers (the drivers) they won't pull shit like this.
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10y ago
my avatar is a potato, so that would be difficult. Do I just show a potato?
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10y ago
Actually in this case they are protecting the glorious leader from the truths about the public.
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10y ago
Shitty people make shitty pet owners, and blame it on the pet because they're shitty. The fact that cats and most other animals are slightly less tolerant of shitty behavior than dogs does not mean that cats are bad, it means that the
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10y ago
Someone should tell them, if you're worried about them stopping GIVE THEM MONEY.
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10y ago
Uber has always felt skeevy, but now I know that the whole damn fish is rotten.
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10y ago
Ask a lawyer, also asking programmer for legal advice is like asking doctor for stock advice. They might think they have a good idea of what to do, but 99 times out of 100 that's because they have no effin clue what they're doing.
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10y ago
Yeah politeness associated with "goodness" is like associating beauty with "goodness". Anyone with sense knows they aren't even slightly correlated. Politeness looks nice, but can be Machiavellian or it can be good.
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10y ago
Doesn't the bible? Exodus 35:2 " For six days, work is to be done, but the seventh day shall be your holy day, a Sabbath of rest to the LORD. Whoever does any work on it must be put to death." Most Christians will interpret
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10y ago
Yeah "Miller's number" the 7(+-2) ___ limit, is a myth.
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10y ago
Well they can't go back to highschool, and clearly even if they did they wouldn't get a better education. What do you recommend they do? They are willing to take out loans to learn, we should have classes which handle less educate
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10y ago
What about the negative impacts that the coal ash spill has had on my state? What about the coal ash spill in the state adjacent to mine? You can go oh what's a little ash, the sludge had enough volume to fill a football stadium nearly
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10y ago
Coal kills thousands of people every single year without fail. Lots of people, and that's not even accounting for the premature deaths every year due to coal pollutants. That's just the people dying in the mines. China alone sees
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10y ago
It's basically a wrapper around a AWS Lambda function. So, Amazon is the one doing the care, planning, and implementation.
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10y ago
Nobody has ever died from lung cancer, it's the coughing up blood which gets you. rolls eyes
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10y ago
No most people do not think they are "somewhat safe". Who do you know that has been injured by a vaccine? Any family? Friends? Friends of Friends? Why are you afraid of something you don't even have anecdotal evidence for?
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10y ago
especially with the acquisition of jet.com
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10y ago
A person looked only for evidence which confirmed their existing beliefs and felt vindicated. Divergent from reality and confident of their unquestioned positions they began to share the delusion with others.
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10y ago
Isn't that the point?
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10y ago
If it has overfitting problems it'll lose money even faster!
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10y ago
Well there was also the roughly 100000 who lost visas. This came out when the state of Virginia sued the administration. Nonpartisan news doesn't just mean facts that you agree with, but not facts you don't agree with.
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10y ago
If you have to ask I'm going to put my time and effort into a company that already sees something valuable in me. Thanks for your time.
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10y ago
Anyone here questioning what the value is aren't realizing that scaling goes up so so much easier without humans getting tired, getting distracted. It's much easier to coordinate a million robots than a million humans.
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10y ago
Funny because there have been societies which have not been that way in the past. Also there's pretty much 0 evidence that that's a component of evolutionary psychology vs just the social norms in our given society.
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10y ago
Exactly, this is the thing that many moderate democrats aren't even facing! I voted for Hillary begrudgingly because Trump was so horrible, but I didn't like her at all.
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10y ago
I had a coworker admit he was a Trump supporter, and most of those things haven't happened. However this coworker doesn't actually HAVE sexist, racist and bigoted opinions. The coworker expressed distaste in Trump's immigrant
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