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by zorrb 12y ago
Just started reading the article but Jaron Lanier has a whole section on this (surprisingly) in his book, You Are Not A Gadget.
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by zorrb 12y ago
Same here with Infinite Jest. I've started and stopped like five times. And I always start from the beginning again because there's a lot of little things to keep track of you won't remember after four-five months.
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by zorrb 12y ago
Build the website for some uni department. Do a good job. With all the time you save, you can focus on doing things with drones or AI or whatever you want. Then inevitably when the scope of those projects goes out of control you won't
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by zorrb 12y ago
For anyone who's in interested in learning more about bananas, overthrowing governments and installing puppet dictators (before it was cool!) told in a true fast-paced rags-to-riches tale I highly recommend the book: "The Fish Tha
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by zorrb 12y ago
Why do they make it so difficult to access the data? There's a single page with a couple paragraphs about the API but nothing more. I'm assuming you have to pay some money, but it doesn't say how or how much!
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by zorrb 12y ago
Theft under the guise of, "oh this must be drug money". I think the article mentions the average amount taken is something like ~$8k. That's 8-10months of legal fees. AND IF YOU DON'T LIVE where they took it, you'd
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by zorrb 12y ago
Reading through these comments, I see quite a bit of ignorance. A lot along the lines of, "Why would you ever carry cash!?" Which fortunately a lot of cogent comment have successfully answered. Another is, "Why would you carr
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by zorrb 12y ago
It's not that crazy. A $1000 bundle of 20's is 50 bills. Usually they're wrapped up like that. That's only 15stacks. You'd only really have to count one of the stacks, if you didn't trust them.
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by zorrb 12y ago
Are you asking for ONE specific legitimate reason? Say you don't trust banks, how do you purchase expensive items? Maybe you don't have a bank account for WHATEVER reason? Are you now a criminal because you don't have a bank
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by zorrb 12y ago
This is terrible advice on multiple levels. Absolutely you shouldn't be leaving the money out in the open, and should probably hide it. You should absolutely NEVER give consent to search your car. You have no idea what a person is capa
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by zorrb 12y ago
Look, I think most reasonable people would agree the Washington Post is pretty much a joke at this point. However, I have toe vehemently disagree with your rationale. This line of thinking has to stop. Just because YOU can't think of a
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by zorrb 12y ago
Oh, I'm sorry I thought we were talking about the USA here. Just because, YOU, in the 5minutes it took you to post a knee-jerk reaction can't think of ANY reason to carry large sums of money doesn't mean it should be or IS il
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by zorrb 12y ago
Everyone I've talked to who has taken a developer bootcamp has been severely disappointed with the programs except for one, and it's the one that costs the most. I've also heard good things about Hackbright. The sentiment I g
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by zorrb 12y ago
Really? That's nuts.
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by zorrb 12y ago
"Please know that despite the fact that wedding couples love Hudson and our Inn, your friends and families may not. This is due to the fact that your guests may not understand what we offer - therefore we expect you to explain that to
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Taking The Hassle Out Of Applying For Preschools In The Bay Area(techcrunch.com)
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