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In China, Daydreaming Students Are Caught on Camera
(nytimes.com)
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> Hmm, it doesn't appear to be their intention to fuck up education though. I agree the Gates Foundation does not intend to screw up public education.
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dammit you tricked me into googlling 'palecoon'. suckered.
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http://www.latimes.com/opinion/editorials/la-ed-gates-educat...
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Worked for me on 3 different browsers. Are you using lynx?
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US resident here. On the local freeway, when I signal I wish to make a lane change, other drivers often speed up. I really don't get it. What did I do to their family?
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My roommate blames everything on invisible mold that I can't see and is impossible to detect.
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"Notice Seal-Team Assassination Pod on Deck (presstv.com)" citation needed!
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This reporter, who grew up in Korea but doesn't read Korean, and was given honorary citizenship by a city in South Korea, writes that ordinary South Korean citizens think the military threat of North Korea is really a North Korea versu
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> One thing I have never understood: why can't China and the US join forces and militarily overrun DPRK? I cannot think of a regime changing American military excursion in the last 60 years that resulted in the scenario that America
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There is a Twitter account from a right leaning Westerner(as in he occasionally favors a military solution to NK politics, writes policy papers for a think tank) in Seoul who speaks and reads Korean, reads all of the North Korean press rele
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I don't think DPRK really wants to nuke anyone. They just look at countries in the last 30 years and look at their options: Libya: Gave up their WMDs, Libya government gone. Ukraine: Gave up their nukes, Russia invaded (I admit this
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from 1924 http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/16179923 "Radium treatment for blindness is limited in its usefulness principally to two types of eye disease, Dr. Francis H. Williams, of Boston, the disco
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> describing the author of the first article I wrote as an "NRA spokesman" Go read the 1,000 articles Richard Feldman wrote for the NRA and his own gun lobbying group. > "Vigilante Mobilization and Local Order: Evidence
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A witness didn't mention any guns or knives. https://np.reddit.com/r/bayarea/comments/6711kb/bart_theftcr...
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You're justifying writing "The ugly and frightening truth about vigilantism is that it works" by including a link to an article written by a NRA spokesman that basically says "The ugly and frightening truth about vigilan
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I'm not really sure what point you're making. Or rather I violently disagree with you that vigilantism works. How does it work? Are you saying Goetz shooting people on the NYC subway led to a dramatic reduction in crime? Are
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> Honestly I'm seeing it as a pure political decision and huge waste of money Sounds like how the BJP is about to force all high school students in India to learn Sanskrit. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/0
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A Computer randomly selected 4 passengers for removal.
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Flywheel Taxi app sold in effort to battle Uber, Lyft
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I had fun at a matinee showing of it. It's fine. I didn't feel angry about spending a few dollars on it. The movie has a few shot for shot remakes of a couple scenes from the anime that are pretty cool. I took to the movie some
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The scary nearly foot long gravity knives that spawned the 50s NYC ban aren't sold anymore. The word "gravity knife" has slowly become any knife you are carrying seen by the NYPD. I am being slightly flippant but not really.
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Carrying a knife in NYC for any reason can lead to serious charges.
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People get charged with carrying burglary tools in USA all of the time.
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> And will potentially cost more lives in the long term. The now unemployable portion of society involved in transportation that will be replaced by self driving robots are going to potentially cost more lives in the long term.
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Found the Oracle lawyer on HN!
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Reading Bloomberg news too much makes me think AI research will only be used to classify ads and make more efficient securities trading algorithms. I will love to be proven wrong though.
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Raheem tracks and rates your experience with police officers
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I also enjoy the bow and arrow castle defending game in the demos.
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You have a very cynical view of analysis of executive orders! I think it's totally fine to classify EOs in one bucket for half mast flag memorials and EOs like Nixon's establishment of the EPA in another bucket.
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