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by yayana 8y ago
Apple's behavior is Tying, which is worse not better and is traditionally dealt with in anti-trust legislation. (You can't buy a license for any Apple OS for use on other hardware. You can buy a Android OS phone from any participa
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by yayana 8y ago
It's actually more conservative to leave Oracle on your own schedule of no more than 5 years.
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by yayana 8y ago
I don't know, I think you would have to limit yourself to federal or at least government spending before you couldn't tell many stories. But still. The details in education put the US at #4 even for lower school (where the US unde
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by yayana 8y ago
> Spending is about input, not output. Spending is the measure of intention. The US intends to be the world's healthiest war cult.
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by yayana 8y ago
Not really.. There's an OEM in the middle deciding what mix of preinstalled crapware is best for the OEM where they can now mix Google and other crapware (more freely than before.)
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by yayana 8y ago
They want the US to stop playing fast and loose and illegally on their behalf?
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by yayana 8y ago
Why would you combine the Boolean for whether a user is nefariously a Person OI with each type of check for their location? Nefarious POI would have a very limited context in the frontend (after it turns everything on.) Subcategories of Poi
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by yayana 8y ago
Seems like it is always related to whether a point is a person's X,Y,Z and then what airport given multiple X,Y,Z.. I.e. what airport is in the user's habitual range. I don't get why you would want the calculate an airport fo
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by yayana 8y ago
Couldn't that be true for other prescription drugs like Prozac? Or maybe for NSAIDs which I think have had unexpected affects due to sensory changes. Given that the FDA requires no long term testing of any nature, it seems contrived to
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by yayana 8y ago
It wasn't entirely clear to me if it was part of their culture to be overly dismissive of the applicants perspective and expectations in working somewhere or to intentionally test your reaction to contrived behavior.. But assuming beha
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by yayana 8y ago
IMO the family is actually much better off, especially children. A big part of the problem is over valuing the addicted parent and the shadow life they should have been. Not fixing the problem let's them keep a lot of blame for reality
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by yayana 8y ago
Testing for tainting with pharmaceuticals is no doubt going to find it mostly in weight loss and sex pills. Heavy metals you'll find in the herbs. Proteins would probably be more contaminated with animal/food related issues like i
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by yayana 8y ago
Every day people probably buy more vitamins by volume at supermarkets and drug stores. But I see no reason to believe any distributor is safer across all products sold. http://time.com/3741142/gnc-vitamin-shoppe-supplem
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by yayana 8y ago
It's interesting to see how much difficulty they are having defining a PC. I.e. if half of otherwise identical Asus machines are excluded based on chromeOs then Asus has a better than stated position on hardware volume but not Microsof
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by yayana 8y ago
It's becoming a logistical problem in Switzerland to have so little replacement as they've aged. There aren't enough to warrant many centers anymore, but each closing means some would have travel further, possibly dropping ou
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by yayana 8y ago
Medical staff assisting in a medically unnecessary procedure.. The complicity is amazing and a violation of the hypocratic oath.
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by yayana 8y ago
I find these attempts to distinguish between different state sponsored criminals to be a diversion and subterfuge. Whether China or the US re-allocates your IP, you can expect a competing product made in China. That you might have a relatio
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by yayana 8y ago
> Modern fMRI technologies can tell if people are fabricating stories. There's actual science behind them I think there was some actual science behind the polygraph too, but just having actual science on poorly informed/motivat
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by yayana 8y ago
> If you survive, we encourage you to pay attention for future openings. We wish you luck, but our HMO has given us a healthy workplace credit for pre-identifying your condition and we are not allowed to consider you for future positions
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by yayana 8y ago
Sounds like a nightmare to be a DTAG customer.. But why would all of us pay to subsidize DTAG when we want servers in Europe peered with our reasonable ISPs and there are plenty of French ones?
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by yayana 8y ago
I've seen more of the paradox effect than hardwork paying off. For example, when a large company collapses, being the very worst can be an asset to get out and into new companies earlier and through less critical processes (that then e
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by yayana 8y ago
Bringing a blank phone with you isn't really a problem, but getting a local SIM can be.
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by yayana 8y ago
Not mentioned in the article is that the EU is made up of many smaller markets that each demand a lot of customization. The Bay Area has instant access to 300 million consumers before anyone is dealing languages, currencies, etc. B2C is mor
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by yayana 8y ago
I like your analysis, but I find the pledge problematic. Vendors work against each other and would consider frauds like hiring people to buy a real product and return a fake.
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by yayana 8y ago
There are at least 4 reasons I can think of that you don't want to write JS without knowing how to use a transpiler, a search will probably find great lists and explanations.. Once you are using one, it makes sense to use typescript an
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by yayana 8y ago
Huh? People from well paid positions often end up in a strange situation and having more trouble navigating welfare options they qualify for. They also aren't first picks for fields that don't require their skill set.
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by yayana 8y ago
Keybase doesn't do smart card/token support so it would at most be replacing keyserver usage for a notary that would need to continue to use pgp keys.
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by yayana 8y ago
I've seen that stunt go to the point of pressuring a startup into a buyout. You need a lot of money and confidence to rely on courts.
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by yayana 8y ago
As an example of "skills" abuse, one can call engineers with 3 years typescript/react/redux/noSQL senior and 10 years frontend development across what existed over the last 10 years (possibly including typescript&#x
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by yayana 8y ago
TFA crashed my mobile browser, and you say the new is even worse? An email to a mailing list would have been more appropriate on a few fronts. If not for the new CoC, I might express that differently. </sarcasm>

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