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zeruch
6y ago
Is 'affluenza' an affirmative defense?
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zeruch
6y ago
True, but most Americans seemingly do not know how to make such a distinction. The key, but seemingly too nuanced aspects of European governments in that regard, gets distilled to "liberal/leftist/commie/pinko" stat
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zeruch
6y ago
I live in the same neighborhood as Arkestra member Eddie Gale (who just recently passed away). Gale was a local treasure and an incredibly talented fellow, who definitely came from the Sun-Ra orbit.
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zeruch
6y ago
It's not just 'internet avengers'. There are plenty of us who had to be in that hirsute homunculus' presence, and found him a creepy buffoon long before SJWs ever were in the picture. I'm talking close to 2 decades
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zeruch
6y ago
RMS has always been insufferable to me. I had to be in his presence numerous times when I worked at VA Linux, and every, single, exchange was at best discomforting. More often it was like watching the future patron saint of obstinate incel
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zeruch
6y ago
This is sound advice...almost to the point of staggeringly obvious.
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zeruch
6y ago
As political theater goes, it's unique. And harrowing in its foolishness.
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zeruch
6y ago
Why? To drive up the COL for students more?
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zeruch
6y ago
This is like a weird parallel of Fry's getting out of the grocery biz in California and selling electronics instead.
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zeruch
6y ago
Well...arrest him then. If he defies the regs and puts others at ris through coercion because of his exec status, isn't he liable?
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zeruch
6y ago
It's more the latter I suspect. The fear that they can't become art of the elite if they reform the system currently keeping them from being the elite anyway doesn't register with a surprisingly large number of folk.
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zeruch
7y ago
MPI / MPICH were the first things I thought of when I saw the headline. I was like "thats not new...HPC has been doing message passing for decades this way." :)
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zeruch
7y ago
These kinds of tools were all over Sun when i was there in the late 90s. Sun really tried to make simple, focused tools for seemingly everything back then. They simply needed to work cleanly and be easy to use.
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zeruch
7y ago
I was one of the last artists to show there a few months back. It was a really cozy, laid back spot. These kinds of ADA lawsuits are malicious and the perpetrators should be themselves disbarred.
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zeruch
7y ago
If it's a choice, that is fine. If it's an assumed baseline that management leverages to squeeze ever more "productivity" out of people without compensating them for it, then its not. If the latter, I guarantee you will
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zeruch
7y ago
...it just won't improve it with the endless telemetry and crap ads it inserts at the OS level.
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zeruch
7y ago
Having had Disney as a client in a past life, I always assume they will go for the most draconian, despotic IP control imaginable...as a starting point. They are cultural not wired any other way, and cannot be mollified. They are a horribl
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zeruch
7y ago
Art: Gardner's "Art Through the Ages" as an overview in terms of art history. If you are looking for technique I couldn't recommend just one. Political Science is tough, because there are plenty of decent primers, but th
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zeruch
7y ago
The new Pets.com?
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zeruch
7y ago
"I feel like there's a business opportunity for a meta-service that automatically manages monthly subscriptions for you on different services. You queue up a catalog of shows you want to watch, and it creates an optimized schedule
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zeruch
7y ago
May?
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zeruch
7y ago
This is a bang on distillation of the problem (or at least one way to view the problem, per "who controls the ranking and how it's defined").
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zeruch
8y ago
I've long been a professional fine artist and illustrator. As side gigs go, it has the added benefit of being a cathartic shift from tech-land. I work in a studio space where none of the artists other than myself day-gig in tech. It
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zeruch
8y ago
Having dealt with Disney corporate people before, this is not an invalid theory.
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zeruch
8y ago
Hotel Tonight has found me some last minute bargains (usually in the class I like, which is "Hip") but for corporate style accommodations, its less advantageous. It's selections are pretty interesting Where it is fantastic i
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zeruch
8y ago
Maybe its time to stop 'worrying' and start thinking about why that move happened in the first place?
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zeruch
8y ago
The eternal September reference is an accurate one.
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zeruch
8y ago
Parts of it are. A lot of it isn't.
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zeruch
8y ago
SJ has long had a problem that while it has plenty of 'stuff' (food, drinks, galleries, events) unlike other cities, it has never been remotely good at making them obvious, sometimes even to residents.
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zeruch
8y ago
Huh? Where the hell in SJ were you, because the Google campus is going in DTSJ and that is not remotely what you describe.
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