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About A4ET8a8uTh0_v2

Lost my password and stuff. Yes, no. Consider obvious questions covered. My biggest sad about this is the favorites are now gone, but c'est la vie.

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    Thank you. I did need a good chuckle to start the day right.

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    Comment #46657864

    ^^; Part of me knew a comment like this would show up. The trend itself is greater than Dilbert and not new, but it has certainly become more pronounced. What is interesting that w…

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    Comment #46638515

    You posted a blog of some organization unhappy about the cuts. Not exactly a gold standard for unbiased opinions. YOu want to convince me? Do your own calculations. Show me your wo…

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    Comment #46625156

    Note that you have not answered the question, which suggests you did not even do such a unremarkable thing as Adams.. Surely, you must feel shame for such a low expression of your …

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    Comment #46625118

    Here is a problem of sorts. Some of us happen to live in the real world. Our lives do not exactly depend on some imaginary future state we advocate for. As such, a threat to alter …

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    Comment #46611123

    What exactly did you contribute to the experiment that is humanity?

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    Comment #46610994

    Sure. People only lost their jobs and what not ( which in US means.. well, slow, and without health insurance, likely unpleasant demise ). Totally different. On this very forum, I …

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    Comment #46587872

    As meta as this comment is, I can't help but note that parent may simply be engaging in pattern recognition.

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    Comment #46578057

    Oh, boy. As much as potential there is in this, it could be so massively abused as well. Then again, how would that be any different from current distributed hellscape for human to…

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    Comment #46577220

    Agreed. Naturally, we don't always know which event is a one off ( it used to be easier prior to proliferation of internet and then cell phones ). This likely explains some of the …

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    Comment #46563158

    It is difficult to read this. On the one hand, for a good chunk of the population that is true and yet, one knows that is absolutely not true to individuals, who will be affected. …

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    Comment #46563128

    Wait.. are you saying that we are currently living through the best of all worlds version of things?

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    Comment #46563099

    I am sure that there will be detractors, who will tell you that it has been done before ( and in a sense, it is true; nihil novi and all that ). That said, this is done in a way th…

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    Comment #46553032

    Ok. This is awesome. Thank you.

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    Comment #46552987

    You know.. it is a little hard to take legacy media seriously if the reporting they do amounts to: 'economy is working, but it is not thanks to ANYTHING Trump does' Give him some c…

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    Comment #46535398

    I keep a personal log of specific failures for simple CYA reasons. I do get some, but I can't honestly say it does not seem high to me. A lot likely depends on what is defined as a…

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    Comment #46535367

    Heh. The shareable map is operated by someone and that someone has information that other people crowdsourced for them for free is even more valuable. If you want a more relatable …

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    Comment #46535295

    I am trying to read this charitably, but it is hard to read as anything but: 'landlords do not add value'.

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    Comment #46532758

    Assuming your tea leaf reading is correct, that particular third party would not even exist in its current form without 'data broker ecosystem'. It is, genuinely, the original sin.…

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    Comment #46529690

    It is a fascinating future, but wouldn't it imply quantum computing will be even more restricted ( either by law or pricing ) and AI hardware?

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    Comment #46529105

    I will admit that a level of fatigue has reached me as well. I am not even sure what would be an appropriate remedy at this point. My information has been all over the place given …