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    Comment #16601306

    Hmmm, a dearth of activity on an article about employers expending significant effort, prying into extracurricular social media activity. Maybe this article just " isn't very inter…

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    Comment #16158885

    Holy shit. That is not even a "pull down menu" as previously reported. Good to know. This means that in Hawaii, you should only think about taking action if the magic FALSE ALARM n…

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    Comment #16119836

    I disagree.

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    Comment #16118081

    Gross. It sounds like a total failure to correctly model reality. Like measuring how blue the sky is, based on how much "blue" is left in the universe. The idea they attempt to qua…

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    Comment #16082858

    Okay, time to add another entry to the list of terrifying trauma complications. Adding it to the subgroup that includes compartment syndrome. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compartm…

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    Comment #16079804

    That Napster is depicted as a footnote is pretty inaccurate, considering the title. Paint his story as the story of a kingpin, but this is not "the dawn of" anything beyond his per…

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    Comment #16053148

    wtf am i readin

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    Comment #15976217

    Except... the very premise of the service isn’t particularly reasonable. You won’t change my mind, so don’t bother replying.

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    Comment #15975434

    And this is why I don’t pay for a Netflix subscription. What is it with engineers willing to brainwash themselves regarding what constitutes a “good compromise” within the context …

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    Comment #15884529

    An infinite spacefiller that produces a flood of wikipedias in a simulation will simply trigger out-of-memory exceptions, silly.

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    Comment #15883330

    Likely, employers and what is possible in the immediate day-to-day sense.

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    Comment #15865604

    Payment processors frequently conduct "no-capture" test transactions for authorizations of possibly $1, before tokenizing CC info. Arguably, this follows the pattern of an integrat…

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    Comment #15865568

    Come on, people. Work with me, work with me.

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    Comment #15864975

    Networked resources have listeners. Listeners have ears. Ears have wax. A unit test verifies that your Q-tip is made of cotton, and that the cotton is soft and small enough to fit …

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    Comment #15862937

    Getting extremely creative, one might run a surprisingly unprofitable farm, while paying one's self minimum wage to operate the farm, single-handedly. Getting creative , of course.…

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    Comment #15854109

    Just because they have easier ways, doesn't mean they need more ways.

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    Comment #15822607

    We’re not great at environmentally friendly mining. Mountain top removal mining, open pit mining and strip mining are brute force tactics that demonstrate a capacity for efficiency…

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    Comment #15790320

    A smart human raised in the jungle is but a hairless ape. Similarly, an AI with a superhuman brain, dropped into a human body in our modern world, would likely not develop greater …

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    Comment #15789114

    "Paying people to do nothing" I think you have the wrong concept in your head. You've missed other portions of the larger economic system, by focusing on an individual atomic resul…

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    Comment #15725317

    Interesting tidbit: Sweethearts also seem clueless to the presence of jerks, offering concessions to, and excuses for jerk behavior. Question: what's with jerks teaming up? How doe…

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    Comment #15697251

    In many parts of the United States, well into the nineties, there were no Taco Bell tacos. I didn't get to try Taco Bell until 1995. Growing up, Burritos were these frozen bean-pas…