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Anyone high on meth is pretty much the hulk.
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Exactly, if you could replicate that perfect state information from real world sensors, then this become much more impressive. Or introduce noise into the simulated state to reproduce real world sensor capabilities.
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Do you mean, they lament their own over regulation, while disparaging the US that has recently been tearing up regulations? Seems pretty self defeating to me. But I guess that's what you mean, for better or worse.
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Youtube and Netflix are two very different video platforms. Can you rephrase the question? Why are there no new Netflix like competitors? Like Hulu, HBO, Disney, etc... Or, why are there no YouTube competitors? Like PeerTube, BitChute, T
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This guy is writing a bad joke. Paraphrasing... "France is in terrible shape. We've voted in a system that has an enormous regulatory environment that stifles business and kills small and medium size endeavors, which move to the U
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Stay away from following anything that looks like advice in these comments. I'm frankly shocked at some people's opinions on investing here. I meet so many investors who think they are geniuses because the portfolio they construct
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6y ago
In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
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Exactly. Until an entire nation with its own currency tries this there is no way to measure the effects. To me economics is about natural law, which is inescapable. Money is value and it is not nature's way to give something of value
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Is there a name for this style of writing? It seems increasingly popular. Start with a simple complaint, then give an enormous backstory including your childhood before getting to your point. I think we're going beyond long form. The
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Paul is modeling the wrong thing. No one with significant wealth will ever pay a wealth tax. As soon as you define the "wealth" that is taxed, the weslthy will find a way to get around it. Plus, we already have a wealth tax that
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Now to answer the question, how many HN comments are bots?
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Wow, you made a lot of maxist angry.
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I love it, the first example of fake news from Breitbart is true. There's video of it happening.
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You're projecting your bias into the causation. Most conservatives I know understand that disproportionate black crime has nothing to do with race and everything to do with disproportionately adopted negative value systems in the black
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Yes, far enoug away to need a moving truck. No and no. I guess we have different measures for hardship. I read what you say and think "and?"
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I didn't claim women don't want kids, that's on you. My claim is that we now have an economy and standard of living set up for dual incomes. This is relatively new and is not conducive to raising children.
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>The 32-year-old man has not been charged. I wonder why. They say they've identified him. What's the hold up?
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I'm listening... Why is it more difficult? For every corporate executive position there are thousands of low level jobs. These low level jobs are practically everywhere. Internet is free at the free library. Go there, Google cheep plac
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Women joining the workforce is the real issue here. Society has not adjusted since that event. To be clear, this is not a criticism of women working or their ability, but a fundamental change in human behavior. It will take some time for s
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Andy - your experience doesn't matter for several reasons. 1st - It doesn't fit with what the majority here believe. 2nd - It dangerous to spread the idea that people aren't victims and they're just experiencing the effe
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Thanks for flagging my comment, thus proving my point exactly.
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Yes, Communists. Literally. Some realize it, some don't, but Marxism and thought police are rampant here. Just look at the comment above yours. You (anyone, not just the manufacturer) are not allowed to think or say that a drug may hel
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Good luck with that. I assume you live in a hut made from naturally fallen trees some where with no heating, air conditioning, running water, sewers, paved streets, computers, etc... I'm kidding, of course you're not. You're
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Well thought out article. He spoke to one white person and compared notes on police interactions. That's usually enough information to base one's opinion on. I really feel bad about this whole thing. I have no idea what it'
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So no one said anything remotely racist, but it's not the line they're supposed to be toeing. How dare they have an alternative opinion?
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"Then they were vicious, they were horrible" High praise indeed.
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Well, you said hate. You can say hateful things about a group without wishing them dead.
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So we can censor Democrats that post hate about Republicans? It fits your guidelines.
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The thing the censorship fans can't seem to understand is the power they are granting. Today the power is for their progressive friends, tomorrow it could be for regressive tyrants. Likely those are the very same people. Just look to
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6y ago
WebVan here we come.
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