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wooter
13y ago
> The most generous American employers barely meet the minimum legal requirements in Europe. Americans tolerate conditions of employment that would be utterly unthinkable to most western Europeans. Yea, googlers live like shit. Oh and wo
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right! maybe they should "fight" it by serving people around the absurd rules during a popular tech-related event (a space in which Austin claims to compete) and forcing the local authority figures to put their corruption on full
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13y ago
really wish you had dropped the "right wing"... its a false dichotomy which we really need to stop perpetuating.
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13y ago
"1 in 1000 uninsured people die each year. It's not an exaggeration to say that due to the work we're doing here, 5,000-10,000 people will live to see the end of 2014. You should be proud of what you've done, but we shou
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13y ago
trust, but verify.
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13y ago
and that is the purpose of the Constitution. Eventually, governments can force their way into anything. Which is why the Fourth Amendment is so explicit. They are breaking the law. A few months ago they were using the "metadata" a
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13y ago
Who put them in that position? The US. You can't blame them for wanting to stay alive. If I chase you into a bear den, I can't blame you for staying quiet.
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13y ago
To summarize your post: he has a big ego. he may have caused harm to someone. he made a mistake when handling blatant war crimes. you don't like that "some people" think hes literally perfect and want them to criticize him at
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13y ago
woah now, libertarians are very much against wealth redistribution which is what this is.
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13y ago
"Free Markets and legal marijuana!" You're clearly not interested in having a civil discussion. If I were as childish as you, I would respond that you believe in "Socialism and the Drug war!" (both proven failures)
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13y ago
seemed to me like he was suggesting the form of governance in place in Saipan 20 years ago was in some way consistent with Libertarian ideals - it was not.
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13y ago
hold up. in no way is/was Saipan a paradise of libertarian economic governance. From your article: "If we complain, then our bosses would send us back to China and take away all of our money. Our families need the money." No
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Criteo files for $190 mln U.S. IPO
(reuters.com)
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are you seriously suggesting that there is an interpretation of the 4th Amendment that allows for prism? Even the author of the patriot act disagrees with you.
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13y ago
Although I cannot agree more with you and csheid, you really should give sublimetext a try. I've been quite impressed.
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14y ago
> On the other hand, you have to ask whether the cost of trying to make sure not a single dollar is given to the undeserving outweighs both the monetary savings and benefits to society overall. Don't throw the baby out with the bathwate
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14y ago
pretty bold claim... source? below you said it was tried on "tens" of people. both ethics and finance differ quite a bit at any larger scale.
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Google: Building High-level Features Using Large Scale Unsupervised Learning
(static.googleusercontent.com)
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Criteo: RTB, Under the Hood
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> If he's innocent, he'll have his day in court. Are you really that naive? I don't want to be dramatic, but take current events into account (Julian Assange, the NDAA, Guantanamo). There is plenty of abuse. The question is not whether
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Ask PG: What steps would you advise a company to take after leaking passwords?
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14y ago
- facetime - receive/switch call to tv
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Code of Duty II
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IPoAC
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Stream Velocity Conference 2011
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16y ago
Palo Alto, CA - Criteo (www.criteo.com) The R&D team at Criteo is building the next generation of digital advertising technologies that power billions of ad impressions every month. We are looking for great developers who are passionate
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16y ago
I couldn't agree more. The phpFog team cut corners to deliver quickly. We (devs) all do it. The important part is to clean up after yourself. The whole blog post seems a bit melodramatic. I mean seriously, who here hasn't spent 3 all nighte
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16y ago
Unfortunately, that cyclone may not be as easy to get past. Yes, people won't forever care about phpfog. However, if phpFog (which was at least PARTIALLY at fault here) presses charges, thats a criminal record and will come up on every back
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Do Math, Become Unstoppable (Best Ebay Ad Ever)
(cgi.ebay.com)
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XSS Prevention Cheat Sheet
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