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JudgeWapner

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    Comment #20649280

    Absolutey irrelevant to my point. Why do so many of your comments in your post history denigrate women and minorities?

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    Comment #20649270

    it's reddit-ization of the comments. Reddit -> facebook. HN -> reddit

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    Comment #20649236

    what's happening here is reddit-style comments have been slowly but steadily creeping in. I dont blame the mods directly, but indirectly they should have just capped membership onc…

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    Comment #20649183

    your username is pretty clearly a sexist reference too, isn't it? Don't deny it, you've already offended me.

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    Comment #20648946

    YES! Uber should be personally responsible for reimbursing all costs. I'm glad you get it.

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    Comment #20644380

    When microseconds/frame rates/audio buffers count, you're only one garbage collection away from a complete thread lockup. Those gigabytes of heap aren't going to clean up themselve…

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    Comment #20642676

    My Android device that runs slower after each "update"?

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    Comment #20642310

    there's a charitable way to read that, which is that they did ample statistical modelling/risk analysis of CDS and "concluded" they were safe enough to bundle mortgage debt under. …

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    Comment #20641832

    Biglaw pays 200k in high CoL areas where Big-N tech workers start out at 200k.

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    Comment #20641322

    just be sure to allocate enough swap space for the gigabytes of bloat.

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    Comment #20641027

    and we'd be better off if x+1 planes had improved quality/security software than x.

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    Comment #20640249

    If there's one thing you should absorb from the Bible it's to learn some basic principles about kindness and love. Because nearly all your comments are tainted with hostility, snar…

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    Comment #20640166

    I meant specifically in the US market where one aspirin pill is billed to the patient as a $30 expense. Not in a country with free healthcare.

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    Comment #20632572

    They have that last part. It's called the count.

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    Comment #20632559

    The fact that patients get infected doesn't mean the hospital rejects "germ theory".

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    Comment #20632545

    There wasn't a nursing shortage back when the county ran the hospital in my area. But you know the laws of supply and demand: corporations have to manufacture scarcity to drive up …

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    Comment #20632523

    The nursing shortage could be solved by hiring more. They overwork the few they hire so the MBA execs can buy nice things

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    Comment #20632348

    Running a website is paying lip service to the problem. It's virtual help. You can't feed someone bytes. But go on thinking you're a superhero. While salvation army feeds tens of t…

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    Comment #20622618

    How telling that you lambast one of the very few agencies actually doing something about the problem (for something completely out of their control nonetheless), instead of thank t…

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    Comment #20610031

    Do you shelter your money into "tax havens" ? If so, why do you cheat the system this way (note: I didn't ask the question "is this legal", so please don't bake that affirmation in…

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    Comment #20609925

    Uranium One is exactly the type of company Hillary Clinton loves. Solyndra is exactly the kind of guy Obama loves. Both parties are the same.

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    Comment #20609880

    they should be sued based on the number of breached records, period. let their insurance company dictate what hash algorithm to use. Damages would be automatically awarded to plain…

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    Comment #20604175

    People act differently when they know they're being watched. The government does not have the right to alter my behavior that way. Next reason is that their laws aren't enforced eq…

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    Comment #20604120

    They had tablets in the 90's. They never took off so it's obviously not a viable product.

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    Comment #20603528

    I heard about that. Local news interviewed a 7-11 owner who said he's toast because they're so low-margin to begin with, and shoplifting is already high. Maybe one good thing that …