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ccarter84

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    Comment #31768727

    The CEO gives off failed surfer dude vibes but the company is allegedly worth $11 billion? Laughable, and I (almost) feel bad for whoever funded that most recent round.

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    Comment #25575300

    Yea, I've also been thinking about this one a bit lately. Really thought it had a shot, but the runway ran out.

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    Comment #24190848

    Any quality reading you could direct one to on the latter, would be interesting/appreciated!

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    Comment #18798035

    Generally I avoid Mercola, but I have Dr Fung's book and it's pretty rigorous...so skeptically optimistic

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    Any simple options for automating periodic captures of voting results?

    I'm wondering what folks would suggest as the easiest route to get an automated screen grab / scrapes of some County Registrar websites, capturing the results every 15 minutes or s…

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    Comment #18025999

    Yea, that sure was nice while it lasted :-|

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    Comment #18025972

    So... most legitimate use of blockchains I have come up with would be authentication of digital video/photography content. I sure hope folks are working on that too

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    Comment #18025919

    I read this as "incompetent democracy" and laughed because it sure feels like that lately

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    Comment #18021961

    I'll just say that the friends I have who have gone in to teaching...sure work a lot of hours on weekends to be ready for their weeks

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    Comment #17613427

    > ...is therefore not a Russian spy. Hopefully you're right - lotta respect for how eloquent and well-spoken that kid was given the enormity of the pressures on him. As the years h…

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    Comment #17389797

    Do you think as we continue to get better about detection, that we'll find an increasing array of slow-growing tumors present in much of the body? I.e. ones that may not need a ful…

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    Comment #17389784

    Agreed on all parts, I'd love to know what an ad-free experience would cost on some of these sites...shouldn't be more than 1-3 pennies per article I'd imagine? The paywalls need t…

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    Comment #17163666

    Tangent - Has anyone tried the mandibular extension devices? Worried about long term impacts on jaw...but still tempted vs having this machine for rest of life

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    Comment #16751975

    Get therapy sooner.

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    Comment #16368381

    YES - the broken booleans! Also, RIP talk. Hangouts is a joke and is what killed me using it

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    Comment #15343614

    Definitely been there, haven't done it to the laptop yet because for some reason that seemed more tacky than on my full keyboard

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    Comment #14748591

    Little late, but check out Gabor Mate's "Scattered: How Attention Deficit Disorder Originates and What You Can Do About It" I'll admit I only read about 1/5 of it and ...wandered o…

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    Comment #14556075

    My eye doc recommended Flax oil - 1 Tablespoon a day. Did that for a while with minimal results, upped it to two and it's starting to work...just have to work up to that slowly oth…

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    Comment #13293731

    Yea, it's been interesting to watch that evolve. The Snowden comments on the latest Russian sanctions were ... I guess unsurprising as well

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    Comment #13293729

    Solid point, haven't seen if they've updated anything on their faq for more transparency. But I doubt it.

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    Comment #13215096

    Unrealistic, but fun theory: Maybe DHS was hacked by Russia and then used as attack-vector

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    Comment #13110827

    Wish you'd wait til voting machine tapering allegations were cleared, but hey, go nuts.

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    Comment #13101061

    Could probably run a side-chain and have secretaries of state host it on their servers with federal oversight and auditing....but you're right about the voter-ID stuff (from a numb…