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Assange – Warrant for arrest upheld(theguardian.com)
3 points by alva 9y ago|1 comments
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Assange Judicial Decision Live – Could Walk Free(standard.co.uk)
2 points by alva 9y ago|0 comments
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by alva 9y ago
Great to watch the battles between patterns. I can picture the scheming, group allegiances and eventual co-operation. Lovely stuff.
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by alva 9y ago
As I come from the UK and am not familiar with NFL, what moves specific to this sport cause this? This issue is not prevalent at all in Rugby, which is arguably more dangerous (no pads or helmets)
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by alva 9y ago
Perhaps because of the presence of an IKEA in your new area, it would be an even better place to seek out second hand furniture. Perhaps more choice and cheaper as people flock to IKEA?
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by alva 9y ago
Very happy about the craft beer revolution in the US. Coming from the UK, we are used to an extremely wide range of beer in our regular pubs (thanks to decades of activism from CAMRA). If you ever visit the UK make sure you visit one. Years
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Apple is giving $2,500 stock awards due to tax cuts(cnbc.com)
3 points by alva 9y ago|0 comments
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by alva 9y ago
double quote each term/phrase and intersect with + sign. this tends to work. "lkasdfjer" + "samsung galaxy s8" : brings up this discussion
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by alva 9y ago
Because they believe they and their entire families are about to be turned to dust. I don't know if I would act rationally in that situation.
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by alva 9y ago
Thats alright, thanks for taking a look at it. I can see why it is very hard to get a good reading of square footage. I was a bit too harsh in my last comment. The valuation algo however is concerning. Perhaps take a look at the Savills loc
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by alva 9y ago
A warning to those taking these numbers seriously. I had a go of Tenence service after reading and it's property valuation service gave Very dodgy results for my previous properties. For my last property it gave the wrong square footag
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Happy New Year HN
3 points by alva 9y ago|0 comments
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Sneaky Ethereum Smart Contract Honeypot(ethereum.stackexchange.com)
3 points by alva 9y ago|0 comments
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by alva 9y ago
> they were engineered by Russia. ex) Brexit Yes, the 73 pence spent by Russia on covering Brexit (the paid tweets were RT twitter promotions ) were responsible for Brexit. Not that Britain has had a vocal euro-sceptic contingent for ove
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by alva 9y ago
They have shut down numerous times when there is large (usually downward trending) volatility. It is very suspicious. This has been happening for years now.
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by alva 9y ago
> And the people of Europe can vote him out when his term is up Wrong. He is not elected by the people of Europe
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by alva 9y ago
I bet you could task the entire production team of Pulp Fiction with creating a movie, but without Quentin Tarantino it would never reach the same heights. sub: Paths of Glory : Kubrick Seven Samurai : Kurosawa Stalker : Tarkovsky
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by alva 9y ago
Would like to hear Sam's thoughts on how this would impact on immigration. Could the system sustain the current or higher levels of immigration? If not, would Sam recommend cutting immigration drastically for this to be a viable option
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by alva 9y ago
Shazam has an Excellent patent. Very broad coverage. A lot harder and less effective using other means for this purpose. https://www.google.co.uk/patents/US6990453
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by alva 9y ago
I am almost certain another factor is clickthrough from "undesirable" referral links. ReviewBrah [0] (The Report of The Week) is the most family friendly channel with high subscribers that I can think of. He reviews fast food and
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by alva 9y ago
Coinbase always seems to go down during a flash-crash. they re-open once the price has stabilised. This was the case even when they had a lot less users. It makes me very nervous about what they could be doing behind the scenes.
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by alva 9y ago
Not informed enough to comment on the others, but the wealth tax in France had a massive backlash and likely impacted their economy for the worse. The mistrust of the French Government due to this is affecting their bid to replace London as
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by alva 9y ago
Important to note that the Guardian is not actually financially successful at all. They have been suffering heavy losses for years http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2017/02/01/heavy-losses-...
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by alva 9y ago
I think a large part of it is due to excessive exposure to life of the rich and successful. Seeing these images through Instagram feels more like a personal interaction than through a magazine, not to mention the frequency. I have felt this
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by alva 9y ago
Yup. A huge number of rich foreigners send their children to UK fee paying schools. Lots of Middle-Eastern, Russian and Chinese. Something like 15% of current world leaders were educated in the UK. Certainly caused some mumblings about the
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by alva 9y ago
This is the life-hack more mid-30s women are doing now. I think people underestimate the significance of it. Able to carry out the rearing function with perceived top quality sperm that would be unaccessible to them naturally.
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by alva 9y ago
I think it is mostly down to perceptions of equal between the groups. I do not think that the equality is equal.
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by alva 9y ago
> If men can increase their pool size, why not women? Women can, it is just they don't want to due to what the majority express as desirable characteristics. It is a sad state of affairs that make both men and women worse off. I kno
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by alva 9y ago
No matter how you view Wikileaks, they are more than technically able and would have known Twitter DM's are essentially public to USG. Adds an interesting angle.
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by alva 9y ago
Basically good as gone. It is there, just no one can ever access it.

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