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throwaway29102

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About throwaway29102

I might be a bot but also I may not

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    I’ve only ever invoked it against neo-neo-Nazis and conspiracy theorists demanding to be taken seriously. Would you call that dishonest?

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    Comment #24082031

    Reforming policing and law enforcement is not a stupid idea, but the “Defund the police” messaging shuts down thoughtful conversation and alienates allies.

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    Comment #24073624

    One man’s DISC is another’s memetic immune system. Communicating new ideas is hard, and the burden is carried exclusively by the originator of the idea.

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    Comment #24072792

    Do you have any sources to back up this claim or are you just issuing edicts?

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    Comment #24063238

    He wouldn’t be the first academic in history to get the facts right and the delivery wrong.

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    Comment #24061551

    Mazda is ditching touchscreens, and I doubt they’ll be the last (if they survive 2020). Safety controls aren’t something that should be subject to “move fast and break things.”

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    Comment #24061528

    I don’t know how anyone who has ridden in a car and used a capacitive touchscreen could come to the conclusion that the two should be combined in one product. Especially for contro…

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    Comment #24050811

    Because we elect garbage politicians who engage in wholesale bribery and are more interested in maintaining power than doing the job they were elected to do. We're getting exactly …

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    Comment #24043896

    They didn’t try to fix the DC-10’s design problem (outward-opening doors causing explosive decompression) with a software fix. Also, the aircraft never regained the trust of the fl…

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    Comment #24043513

    Boeing owns enough of the US legislature through bribery or in-district employment to never, ever, ever have to worry about bankruptcy or any other adverse market impact. Will they…

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    Comment #24043458

    What would you imagine the percentage is at companies whose primary business is producing airplanes?

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    Comment #24042957

    The 2000s are just starting to reach the Dakotas and the rest of the Midwest.

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    Comment #24041689

    I'm an arsonist, not a partisan.

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    Comment #24038644

    Have you ever had to take a case to court? What percentage of your annual income did that cost? How long did it take to work its way through the system? Was there a finding of wron…

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    Comment #24010684

    The plus side to this is that it’ll kill (some) off-platform link sharing, which kills the “drive traffic to make money” strategy, which may reduce the amount of outrage porn circu…

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    Comment #23999949

    WTAF does this have to do with Haskell? Please consider a retitle to "Haskell Developer Does Not Like Cryptocurrency."

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    Comment #23991135

    It’s almost as if Americans have realized that speech, like all other actions, has consequences.

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    Comment #23991095

    Aaaaaand now we’re back to XML, but with less readable syntax and implementation consistency. Sounds like a win for everyone.

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    Comment #23976344

    In the spirit of 2020, maybe making the problem worse will ultimately make it better?

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    Comment #23968146

    It’s going to take a lot more detail than that to convince me to let this anywhere near infrastructure I care about. Care to elaborate for the skeptics reading this? Investment Sec…