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One is a physical dependence, the other is a psychological dependence. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3480687/
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One of the books that I read last year, I can’t remember which [1], said that the greatest contributor to wealth over the long run is education. My unfounded assumption that explains the reasoning of why you did not experience American fami
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https://www.seriouseats.com/2017/03/how-to-reverse-sear-best... Most likely something from The Food Lab when talking about food and science.
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The trend for the last couple of decades (since Reagan?) is: if it’s not used to kill people, contract it out. Systems that used to be run by DoD personnel are now ran by Oracle/Microsoft in the cloud and Northrop/Raytheon and var
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I’d argue that 12 years of schooling does get people to play as a team, it’s just that the team is smaller and more local. If I grow up in a smallish town in South Dakota I will go to school with and know people who mostly look like me. I w
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Here’s one: https://trypap.com/
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Or alternatively: https://medium.com/@magicsebi/12-books-you-should-read-inste...
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The Body: A Guide for Occupants The Topeka School: A Novel The Yellow House Falter: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out? Life Undercover: Coming of Age in the CIA AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order The St
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The thesis of this article is based around the idea that the primary function of a corporation is not to create wealth for shareholders, but to involve more stakeholders. The crisis is therefore not in profitability of a corporation, which
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A fair share (to me) includes progressive tax rates on estates, capital gains, and wealth. Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century is a good resource. https://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674430006
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>Regarding the job that football associations have, that’s more important than long-term health, “profit” is the answer. The football organization isn’t a benevolent charity, they exist so as to ensure their own continued existence. They
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More info to better conform to the guidelines. OP, your insinuation is that PRISM weakened US networks, but that is a misunderstanding of what the program actually did. Wikipedia: >The actual collection process is done by the Data Interc
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Do you even understand what PRISM was?
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Mentioned in the article is a company called 2U. The Huffington post had an article not too long ago about how online program managers like 2U contribute to the high cost of programs, and how masters programs are specifically targeted becau
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Not just your (user X) data, but your friend's (user Y) data. What if the API had sent user Y a confirmation, like "User X just installed CAapp and wants to access your information. Allow or Deny?"
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I’m curious as to how you think your proposed structure would be significantly different from the structure under the Articles of Confederation. It seems as though we’ve already tried having minimal revenue raising structures for the federa
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It’s always interesting when people think the initial idea of a strong state government and weak federal government was such a great idea, without acknowledging that the US existed under that regime for some time, realized it didn’t work we
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s/security researcher/Sharepoint admin/
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I highly doubt there is some hereditary trait that makes Asians better at running factories than those other countries. It's more likely that given the tremendous amount of manufacturing that's been pushed to those countries, they
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It shouldn’t even take 10 seconds to `sed -i s/22/24/ /etc/ssh/sshd_config; systemctl restart sshd` to do this.
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Also interesting that he spent his birthday at the Russian consulate in Hong Kong. Not to say that Snowden planned to "defect" to Russia. But we're seeing how skillfully the FSB played the Trump campaign. Let's consider
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http://www.teenvogue.com/story/online-harassment-lauren-duca... Read this article. Seriously. Ignoring any potential "actual" harm his business practices may have inflicted, he is a toxic person who doesn
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Incorrect. NSA cannot request GCHQ to (illegally) spy on you. If the NSA acquires legal grounds to surveil you, such as through the FISC, they may. Although, given that a US citizen is much more likely to use US based service providers, the