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by x2398dh1 10y ago
> blatantly misrepresents the contents of the article vs. > ‘not accepted by most modern medical experts’ and that ‘there is no scientific evidence the product works’ In other words, "doesn't work." If there is no evid
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
Here's why this is happening...if you look at AT&T's financial statements, they are really huge on IoT (which they term monitoring devices), meaning that it has made a huge amount of money for them in terms of growth recently
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
Currently I am able to get into every site on the web, including GitHub, by using a VPN service based in Hong Kong.
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
Sorry to be blunt, but likening the Internet of Things to CB Radio and Hoverboards is extremely myopic. All of the above concepts you referred to are arguably within the IoT, IP-addressable lightbulbs is one minuscule point of value that c
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
The thing that horrifies me the most is that the COO of Facebook would write an email subject line as vague and inappropriately capitalized as, "in case you have time."
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
I agree with you that there is a trend of, "the service being sold has, essentially, been innovation itself," but respectfully, I don't agree with your characterization of the driver behind that trend. Widely held, "com
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
Actually, the problem is not the height of the poles, because those cellular base stations will become progressively cheaper over time, so you can simply do more deployments. I may be missing something...what kind of spectrum reform are yo
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
So what she's saying in this article is that the physical poles on which street lights reside represent what will soon become valuable real estate. She's probably right. But what I worry about regarding street lighting and anythi
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
Broadly, it's action, whether intentional or unintentional yet beneficiary, to remove evidence of any difference between two bodies of people by destroying and/or suppressing information, language, practices, methods, or anything
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
Nah man, it will be cultural genocide. It's already happened significantly...I don't know else how to explain it without being obtuse. Go to Hong Kong, talk to some people there, ask them how things used to be. Go to Shenzhen,
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
I think you're manufacturing the kind of PLA in your mind that you would like to believe exists, to see what kind of response you get back, out of curiosity. The PLA in your mind is a super well-functioning, well-oiled, "modern a
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
I would posit that the article's assertion of capital flowing into Hong Kong is deeply flawed, and the article was possibly paid for by people from China or the US who have an interest in this happening (although I have very little bas
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
As an American who has spent a large amount of time in Hong Kong and China, lived there for a year, speak (limited) Chinese, basically go every year, read a ton about China, talk to Hong Konger's and Chinese about politics on a regular
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
There's a bit of misdirection employed in distilling every consideration in building a power plant down into one single dollar per whatever ratio. Other factors may include volume and risk of waste byproduct, amortization and duration
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
I have spent about 9 months cumulative in the coffee-producing region of Nicaragua, known as Jinotega, and have been fortunate enough to spend some time with small coffee producing farmers (fincas), and have followed the entire production p
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
People in the military pay taxes as well. My argument still stands according to your logic - those who did not participate in the military should pay higher taxes. You may not like being forced into something, I may not like being forced i
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
I also went to the University of Minnesota...same story. That being said - do you remember those ads on daytime TV for ITT Technical Institute? Well it turns out that they shut that school down last month, for basically being a fraud scho
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
I kind of empathize with you since I did the same...but just because I feel angry, does that dictate what's moral overall? Here's an interesting question. Does someone who served in the military, peace corps, Americacorps or what
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
A testament to what you wrote is when you look at the comment section of this Google blog, where there's a ton of people sharing the article on their Google+, which looks like a bunch of clones repeating what the article just said for
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
I believe the chart shown in the article titled, "Noam-enclature And The New Linguistics," mischaracterizes Chomsky's theory, by conflating the commonly used meaning of the word, "grammar," with grammar as it was de
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
You're taking the concept of, "knowledge," and the concept of, "government" and mixing them together into a very swirly, confused, nihilistic statement. Are laws written down on paper simply that they will be broke
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
>> something in the water Is that a 3M / isopropyl ether joke?
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
This is going to be buried, because I'm way late to the party here...but interestingly, Uber automatically sets your tip level at 20% for Uber TAXI in your settings, which you can change down to 0% and up to 30%.
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
Thank you for your overgeneralization of America. I am sure that it holds 100% up against any further discussion. I am glad that our Western European betters can teach us so much!
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
I can't give an opinion on someone's wikipedia summary of a book without reading the book...so...OK, thanks for posting, I guess!
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
I have wondered if the 1986 Ladysmith Black Mambazo / Paul Simon song, "Homeless," is about this tragedy, but I have not been able to find anything online confirming it. The only things I have supporting this are the fact th
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
Actually there are still a number of Gopher servers in operation, and you can use Firefox to visit them.
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
Actually, the article very accurately describes exactly how the University of Minnesota works with surprisingly vivid realism. It's likely that the department was receiving significant funding from companies asking it to do mainframe
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
The University of Minnesota office of commercialization of technology does this habitually, asking for far too much money from startup entrepreneurs. Many of the academians have no idea how business works, and don't care. 90% of thei
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
I have seen that and I never knew that was the reason for the tons of phones stuck to the windshield.

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