Upvoter33

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by Upvoter33 10y ago
yeah, the banning of people is just of those the "left" doesn't like, not because of deeply offensive and racist comments by those getting banned. give me a break.
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
where are all the articles that talk about fox "news"? come on buddy, comparing the nyt and sources of right-wing propaganda is disingenuous at best.
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
Short answer: yes. We are a democratic republic but most people think of us as a direct democracy. At some point, we may decide to change how we vote for president. Thus, it is worth knowing what the majority actually voted for. No, it can&
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
What I love is all the people complaining about "liberals" in such broad, stereotypical strokes - kind of ironic, no?
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
As a "liberal", and one (from the sounds of it) who would likely disagree with many of your political stances, I am in complete agreement with what you have said here.
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
This is stupid for so many reasons, and un-American. I only wonder what Lincoln would say, who gave his life to preserve the Union and American Experiment.
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
When he says they are groundbreaking, he is just announcing to the world that he thinks well of them. hyperbole seems to be the norm for this young fellow...
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
Why do people keep making this false equivalence between the two options? One candidate has repeatedly taken racist and sexist stances, as well as demeaned those who are handicapped (and honestly, the list goes on and on). If people don&#x2
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
i suspect Assange is going to be enemy #1 of the Clinton administration...
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
They are also including a string library: G String. It's a very thin layer.
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
seems easy to deal with, but there is no political capital to do so. invest in public infrastructure (roads, buildings, schools, health) and there will be lots of jobs. no one is automating construction away any time too soon.
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
the really chilling part of this article: reading the comments beneath it.
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by Upvoter33 10y ago
yes, because repubs have been really good at avoiding waste in the prosecution of HRC...
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
much bigger problems exist, you know, like the quality of the news media. commenters on message boards: not so much, paid or not.
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
Come on - the Boss is doing something about one issue. It doesn't mean he has to do something on EVERY issue. One is better than none. On top of that, bands make a lot of $$ on tours, so it's not cheap publicity by any means...
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
Great source. Another good one: http://www.ostep.org
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
This looks interesting but is hard to read in the online form (the black on gray is particularly taxing on the eyes). Do the authors plan to make a PDF available, esp if more readable?
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
mcsherry is hilarious. best line: "I will present a third option: The authors could take a fucking stats class and stop intentionally misleading their readers"
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
crispr is fascinating, as is this back-and-forth in the scientific community about its history
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
that is crazy awesome awk
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
dont forget -never give up -always keep fighting -keep leaning in -climb higher! -never let your guard down, or your spirits
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
The paper makes poor conclusions about SSDs/Flash - which are increasingly becoming the performance tier in the data center
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
wow, very weird to find racism in an article on block storage. "no tickee, no laundry"? how offensive and out of line.
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
I definitely do. Look at where the world's population goes for higher ed, for low barrier to entry for startups, for a relative lack of political corruption, for a reasonable tax overhead, and where, by simply having kids there, they i
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by Upvoter33 11y ago
These studies are silly. How happy are you? Rate this from 1-10. There is more to life than just how happy you are at a given moment. A good study would ask people twenty years later what the most meaningful and memorable thing they did was