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danielrpa
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Comment #36300186
I had just one sentence in my original message about Cuban immigrants, my writeup was not about them in particular. It was just an example of one of the things I was saying, basica…
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Comment #36278327
If you think that Buddhist monks have some good points, do you need to go live in a remote monastery? Kaczynski's critique can make us think about the extremes of modern life; it c…
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Comment #36278283
Ahem, I'm an older manager and one of the biggest proponents of remote in my company, and I know many 40+ managers who are big into remote too. So your theory is wrong. More than h…
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Comment #36270564
I said what I had to say, so did you. A comprehensive refutal and clarification of my points would be tedious. Nonetheless, I'll address one of your points, the one of the involunt…
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Comment #36269323
I'm a Latin American immigrant. When coming to the US, I decided to fully integrate myself in the culture: attain a high proficiency level in English, US history and culture, marry…
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Comment #36268123
I bought and returned a Pocket Operator. One of the least musical, unfriendly instruments I've ever owned. And imagine, you can buy an OP-1 or seven Volcas! You can get the 2 Circu…
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Comment #36268068
I hope you are not referring to my comment, as I'm not advocating a fully nuclear grid. Instead, I'm advocating nuclear as the replacement for the energy needs that are beyond the …
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Comment #36257492
That's why we need "piracy". The "pirate" movement is the only reliable way to protect our cultural heritage against politics and copyright.
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Comment #36256494
We don't have proven "far cheaper" alternatives. It is irresponsible to advocate for a fully solar/wind grid if we don't have a single working large scale example that is able to s…
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Comment #36256065
There was no reason for the average user to switch from Facebook. Arguably, it was worse than Facebook due to poor UI: I could never make my wife understand the value of circles, i…
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Comment #36246410
How are they going to collaborate working from home? Will Sundar blame poor results on the smoke?
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Comment #36244234
It's not preferable. The problem in this line of argumentation is that it highlights the problems of an imperfect system (a big western democracy) and then extends that to qualify …
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Comment #36241957
Well according to some people on HN, it's all good and dandy. China is no worse than the US is the latest version of moral relativism we have to deal with. So if they have your dat…
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Comment #36238385
This is the genius plan by Sundar Pichai, who prefers to blame WFH than himself for Google's failures.
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Comment #36226740
> You mean like a human teacher? This reminded me of one of my teachers who said that Cuba was a great place to live and the rest of Latin America should be more like them. She was…
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Comment #36120711
It has become terrible. My best guess is that there is little else to do, and UX professionals keep changing things to justify their jobs. Nothing personal, maybe your job requires…
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Comment #36066217
Yes, and irrespective of our opinions on each book... Reading the Bible lets you connect in some form with the majority of your electorate, while reading Kuhn does not.
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Comment #36056069
Google is one company that has traditionally focused on light clients (Chromebooks) for its employees and now wants all developers to use cloud desktops. This is just a logical ext…
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Comment #36006979
That would be okay with me if we could actually get to this level of granularity. Same thing for the streets used by public transportation? Subways alone won't work everywhere, so …
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Comment #36001364
I'd never do that, I'm not against subways and buses at all. Let's then ensure that the city pays for that through city taxes (sales, property) and bus/subway tickets, instead of t…
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Comment #36001334
Let's do it and while at it also remove externalities for the alternative modes of transportation - including removing the subsides for trains/buses in American cities.
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Comment #35999949
I like cars and don't want to ride trains or buses. I prefer the freedom and isolation of driving my own large car. I'm willing to spend less on other things than to let go of my c…
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Comment #35994774
For those who think that Disney is cancelling this because of the fights with DeSantis... LOL. A corporation knows a lot better than that. Decisions are driven by profits, and prof…
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Comment #35986124
UIs were developed in the pre-web world without tracking or analytics. If you clearly explain that the cookie is for improving the UI and the user doesn't want it, it's because the…
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Comment #35974698
What a clueless article. Almost every new lasting technology in history has at one point labeled criminal or potentially destructive to mankind. From cassette and VHS tapes, to rad…