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Goladus
13y ago
Personally I don't see a single clear line where you should stop so I think that it should probably be spelled out in the competition rules. I think it's fairly easy to describe either side of the line even if the line itself is a little
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Goladus
13y ago
> Generally, productivity is a better match to a country's wealth than natural resources. It's not an either/or question. The natural resources are still the foundation of the economy, even if you don't gather them directly yourself.
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Goladus
13y ago
> The economy is not "a pie", because it's not a zero sum game. The pie can grow, leaving more for everyone. The interesting question is: what causes the pie to grow? There is really only one thing that can fundamentally increase the s
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Goladus
13y ago
> Ah, the downvote: for when the facts irritate you. For when the facts are absent and even if they were there fail to adequately address the point that was made. I did not feel like a tedious debate. But since you insist and were hel
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13y ago
Selling company stock is not a business model, howeverr great an exit strategy it might be for founders. It does mean that someone substantially values the company, but doesn't say anything about its role in the economy outside that one tr
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Goladus
14y ago
If you understand a concept, then you can reason its big O. Memorization implies a superficial understanding that may be revealed later. Interestingly enough this works both ways. To say more accurately, memorization MAY imply superficia
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Goladus
14y ago
What would the statistics tell you? How do you quantify interest? Decisions are easier to quantify, but still can be difficult to measure. What influences the decisions?
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Goladus
14y ago
This is not a question plagued by the LMGTFY problem, where people are told to use a search engine, but they only find other people asking the question and being told to use a search engine. What it is, is a question burdened with too man
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Goladus
14y ago
Rhetorical DDoS goes both ways. In fact it even goes more ways than both if you consider the amount of straw-manning that goes on amongst propagandists. Frustration may be true but is merely an excuse for individual's behavior. It doesn't
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Goladus
14y ago
Next time someone asks you what you study, wait a beat then ask them (with humor) if they sing in the shower. It's not your fault they just asked you a boring question.
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Goladus
14y ago
> In the year 2013 this question is so lazy, or ignorant, it is effectively biggotry. Or perhaps trolling. No it's not. It's a valid question that must be asked and answered and can't be ignored just because people get tired of hearing
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Goladus
14y ago
> I'd argue that the reason why there's a whole "women in technology" drama going on at all is because a lot of people (quite independent of them being male or female) in the tech scene are jerks. More likely, it's that there are a lot
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Goladus
14y ago
If the money was obtained legally to begin with, concealing the source is not illegal. http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1957
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Goladus
14y ago
No, I do not mean that it happened so long ago that it seems natural now. I mean that no one ever had to force it unnaturally, unless in the context of a larger and stricter school of etiquette such as the court of Louis XIV in France. The
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Goladus
14y ago
I'm personally offended by your generalization of what you feel is deterring women to enter tech. Of course you are offended. That's why reasonable, more detailed examination of generalizations such as mine rarely happens and you certain
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14y ago
What do you think are the top deterrents for women NOT going into technology-related careers today? (More than one response allowed) 1. Choosing a career based on a desire for work/life and family balance that doesn't involve 60 hour wee
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Goladus
14y ago
That developed organically over many years. RSVP is an now a valid (if peculiar) English word.
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Goladus
14y ago
To be fair, this was probably just a matter of phrasing on his part. Instead of using the word "assume" (triggering a pithy response) he should have stated this: If the man the police have arrested is indeed Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, t
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Goladus
14y ago
Is there information outside of this video that makes him more suspicious than her? Most assuredly. I suspect they have video of these two guys dropping their bags. The photos they released are so that people can identify them.
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14y ago
We shouldn't pretend it doesn't exist however a forum like Hacker News should be quick to identify and upvote flaws in the analysis. None of the 4chan analysis photos I've seen are anything close to reasonable. They all have blatantly obvi
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Goladus
14y ago
This is misleading: The economy of the last century was primarily based on natural resources, industrial machines and manual labor. Many of these resources were zero-sum and controlled by companies. If someone else had an oil field, then y
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14y ago
Lesson or not, it is still a scam.
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14y ago
Diets that include grains typically expect people will get over half of their calories from carbohydrates. Atkins is the extreme opposite and is virtually a "no carb" diet as the purpose is to deplete glycogen stores and induce ketosis. "4
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14y ago
I don't find the article stereotyping. Failing to address the point that yes, sometimes research can be broad rather than specific, isn't stereotyping it's just that he's writing a blog post and not a book.
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14y ago
Paleo is a low-carb diet. By consequence rather than design, and it's certainly not an Atkins/ketosis diet, but the emphasis is on fish, meat and eggs. If you need to consume a standard ratio of carbs:protein:fat on the paleo diet you're
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14y ago
I largely don't accept the premise in favor of: you're more likely to get fat eating foods that promote overeating My argument is that the factors are not mutually exclusive. Huh and yeah, 4000 calories per day would constitute an absolut
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Goladus
14y ago
Sure you can sustain yourself on grains, but why would you do that when you can thrive on paleo? Grains are cheaper. Grains are more efficient to eat, especially on a regular basis. Grains taste good.
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14y ago
the fat comes packaged with an array of chemicals designed to circumvent satiety signals, plus a lot of salt, sugar, and other goodies thrown in for good measure. I think that, in many cases, no extra chemicals are even necessary. Salt,
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Going gluten-free just because? Here’s what you need to know
(health.harvard.edu)
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Your appetite sounds much smaller than mine. But the examples are mostly a waste of time. Either you accept my premise or not, which is: You're more likely to get fat eating calorie-dense foods. There are many mechanisms to regul
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