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tastythrowaway2

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    Comment #14830333

    Did I miss the part where they discuss the economics of having a larger worker pool? like how that would affect existing workers? that seems like an enormous question to not addres…

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    Comment #14484761

    As a butthurt American I only have one real gripe with what you said - our roads aren't free. Our taxes pay for them. I think we need to change this mentality and acknowledge that …

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    Comment #14297449

    I literally have 3 accounts that are better than that, also with no ATM fees.

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    Comment #14297085

    The ~82 million people in America alone with iPhones as of 2015. [0] https://www.statista.com/statistics/232790/forecast-of-apple...

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    Comment #14252814

    this deserves more upvotes

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    Comment #14252789

    Scumbag Uncle Sam

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    Comment #14181038

    I think the obvious answer here is to go full open-source on the infrastructure. if they can afford to pay engineers to craft exploits, the can afford to pay engineers to fix them.…

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    Comment #14112077

    So is drunk driving a big issue in LA?

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    Comment #14112063

    My guess is it has something to do with [1]. I remember growing up hearing that LA was planned by a large automotive manufacturer, hence it requires copious amounts of driving to f…

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    Comment #14089278

    I thought director was flash for the desktop?

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    Comment #14057203

    Is this in reference to anything in particular?

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    Comment #14037728

    This. Parent post doesn't realize this basic architectural advantage that should be leveraged.

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    Comment #14001110

    Respectfully, I think that's an unrealistically high standard to set. Having a job that is stable and engaging with long term potential is an exceedingly rare find for any generati…

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    Comment #13973375

    My guess is that the market for high quality software engineering simply isn't there at scale. A lot of what we use day to day really just scrapes by the threshold of passable. So …

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    Comment #13958390

    Can't tell if this is meant to be facetious. If it's not, it seems more like a case of misaligned expectations.

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    Comment #13957664

    Anonymity would not affect diversity, but it would not necessarily enforce it. Indeed until all races, genders, sexual orientation, socioeconomic strata, etc. apply in identical nu…

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    Comment #13884812

    People are paying for that because employers are demanding it. Sure a few are begrudgingly realizing that an alma mater is irrelevant pedigree (the fact they can pay qualified peop…

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    Comment #13853430

    what is the regulation that mandates proprietary baseband?

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    Comment #13836265

    The problem is that the majority of people simply don't care.

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    Comment #13791037

    wait is this thing made by Nintendo or Apple?

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    Comment #13780434

    And what kind of adult doesn't read a contract before they sign? Isn't that just common knowledge now?

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    Comment #13739777

    "...machine-learning algorithms are trained on a diet of human-derived data that is simply a reflection of existing human biases." This one point simply cannot be stressed enough.

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    Comment #13739710

    they also had the OnePlus X which was OPO hardware crammed into a smaller form factor. I would have loved to migrate from my OPO to that but alas they don't make the X anymore.

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    Comment #13649527

    they don't have the option to oppose (in the US, at least): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communications_Assistance_fo...