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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
And, yet, this is the same CIA who we're listening to when they claim Russia hacked the election.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
What is speculation is the connection between things. The entirety of your last point, and most of your 2nd-to-last point are also entirely specious. The point is, there is no more evidence that Trump, Thiel or anyone else connected with th
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Glad you like it. I think people should really spend more time challenging their deepest held beliefs to find out the truth, or lack thereof behind them.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
I point out fake news, suggest that possible crimes should be investigated and I am not part of nor a crony of any political establishment. Are you suggesting that truth, law and order and having honest, transparent and competent government
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
People who buy 100k cars did not have 100k to buy a car by being wasteful with their money.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Ironically perhaps, time heals this barrier. I could never have accepted this article in 2008. In 2016, I've already come to this conclusion and this article is just "duh".
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
I hope you're joking (in which case funny) but he directly addresses this in the article.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
It was (I guess) briefly flagged, I created this in that interval, still seems absent from the front page. Can't delete this that I can see, oh well.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Not sure why this was flagged/removed without comment, there was interesting discussion going on. Resubmitted.
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(2013) George W. Bush is smarter than you(keithhennessey.com)
41 points by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago|24 comments
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
> cultivated an "average guy" persona that had a disdain for expert/elite opinion I think you need to untwist these opinions a bit. Firstly, "cultivating" implies that his "average guy" activities were
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
I read this is a higher-level overview of the situation, and not a direct transcript from the classroom. I wouldn't assume that this was asked in isolation, or that there was no follow-up. Also, it really only serves as a framing devic
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Its funny you say that makes you dislike the article. I agree with everything he wrote, and it makes me like this article a lot. > Do you assume that he is unintelligent because he made policy choices with which you disagree? This was
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
they definitely only fit some people very well. the apple headphones and the bose qc20 are the only two in-ear headphones that I can comfortably wear
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Its like saying "Donald Trump could be Bigfoot" or "Hillary Clinton might be a space lizard" Sure, lots of things could be lots of things, but this article offers nothing beyond completely pointless speculation, entirely
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Can we have no politics week back? This fake news is getting boring.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
I was aware of the ability to do the google hack, but not that link/feature, very useful, thanks!
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
wtf how?
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
I will denounce anyone who claims this is definitely true, there is 10000% nothing definitive here, but you can't really fault people for investigating after the number of secret child sex abuse scandals that have happened in the past
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Its not so much that I think its true (I don't) its just that I wouldn't, exactly, at this point be surprised if it was . In any event, most of the stuff I read is less "omg guys this is totally 100% correct" and more &
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
I think regardless of if this ends up working or not, it makes some serious changes to how science perceives the universe.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
An interesting book, for sure. The thing of it was, while they made some very interesting connections they didn't particularly make one that IBM (America) directly knew about the literal holocaust. Now, IBM definitely knew their techno
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
The retailer and only the retailer. It probably reduces fraud chargebacks to nearly 0.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
NewEgg does the former, for sure, with my corporate Amex. Oddly they don't do it with my personal one.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
It looks like their own ghetto implementation of Verified by Visa. Verified by Visa is secure because it uses a shared secret (not terribly unlike how JWT works) for the merchant to redirect you to the bank (with information on what card yo
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
The former is easier. The latter is harder. Sometimes using the internet is the reason you become pissed off and its hard to find a defining line of when you should step away.
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
I wouldn't assume. The current situation is making people, literally, loose their minds. I'm not trying to justify what he said (far from it) but, I wouldn't assume that just because he's saying terrible things now, that
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
I am a trump supporter, and work in tech management. I agree with 100% of what you're saying. I've personally seen the abuses of the H-1B program. I know that the required job searches prior to utilizing the H-1B program are basic
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Why? I read and found this book interesting... in 2001, why is it up here today? If you're going to post a 15-year-old book, at least give some context as to why?
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by 464192002d7fe1c 10y ago
Yeah, I would gladly convert to using hosted VMs but I'll loose sync'd folders which I really need.

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