bingomad123

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by bingomad123 9y ago
Probably when American consumers will be willing to pay 10% extra for every purchase.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
Good one but not as mysterious as Tamam Shud case.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
Looks like Multiplex lobby is pretty powerful in France.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
Why are we discussing politics on HN ?
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by bingomad123 9y ago
Satyajit Ray was a master storyteller. In the same league as Kurusova or Miyazaki. His stories seemed simple and yet had some unknown power that gripped your heart. I remembering crying the first time I saw the Pather Panchali trilogy as a
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by bingomad123 9y ago
> Comey is a symptom of the kind of cowardly, authority-respecting society we've become. I am an Indian citizen living in USA and I think American society must take the blame here and not the politicians. The way society thinks and
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by bingomad123 9y ago
Don't worry USA is on the same path.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
This is bound to happen when you focus more on core business goals and spend too much time talking about diversity.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
I don't understand what is the big deal. Google probably knows that a teenager is pregnant before her boyfriend. It is also a good thing general if people could target people and offer them products which might help them.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
The comment was sarcasm obviously directed towards people who are hailing this move.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
China does not understand American Chinese Food ? Wait till they find the monstrosity called "Chinese Bhel" an Indian Chinese food.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
I think the skepticism and pretty much well deserved. I would like to see both spaceX and Tesla being well profitable and sustainable without the need for direct/indirect taxpayer support. Most of Musk's companies are about kickin
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by bingomad123 9y ago
Now let us hope all countries follow the suite and ban all metal mining right away.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
> It showed a Indians in a tiny village who were falling ill because they were literally taking a shit in the same river that they were getting their drinking water from, just a few meters away. Take the western media's portrayal of
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by bingomad123 9y ago
> The lump of labor fallacy. This is counter intuitive to average Joe on street but it is super surprising that the learned members of HN who otherwise seem to take interest in startups etc. fail to see the basic economic principles at w
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by bingomad123 9y ago
> Companies prefer this because of some tax savings of CapEx vs OpEx. May be that is where the value of these candidates lies. But hey they are valuable in that sense else no one would have hired them in first place.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
Lookup https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lump_of_labour_fallacy
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by bingomad123 9y ago
> That's completely ignoring the fact that if you have cheaper workers Cheaper labor is good just like cheaper raw material. Trump wants American companies to buy expensive American steel instead of cheaper Japanese or Chinese steel
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by bingomad123 9y ago
I also do not understand why Indian consultancies need to be demonized so much. Their practices might be a bit shady but then as the complexity of law grows the value of pushing the limits of law also goes up. 1. Indian consultancies have p
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by bingomad123 9y ago
I totally agree here. The whole point of having a jury picked from society is to ensure that the justice process passed some kind of "rrasonable person"test. American legislators and prosecutors are resembling cold blooded sociopa
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by bingomad123 9y ago
> it's a great environment for families And why would anyone care if it is great environment for families ? Are US suburbs great environment for families where Ms. X who has 4 kids all from different people living with her boyfriend
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by bingomad123 9y ago
Well my argument is that all US allies too should increase trade with Kim. > So the US will never increase trade with NK to appease its sociopathic dictator Well USA has very good trade relationship with China and Saudi both countries th
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by bingomad123 9y ago
> . They've got their territory, and there's not much else happening, except maybe them screwing around on the internet for kicks, and their science projects like their ICBM program. Totally agree. In fact having a sense of sec
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by bingomad123 9y ago
For the paranoid everything is a conspiracy and for the macho posturing of USA everything is about them !
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by bingomad123 9y ago
So true. There are always opportunities to create wealth because people never ever happy with what they have and someone else with free time can solve that problem. A company of Apple's size is well poised to make some real great strid
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by bingomad123 9y ago
Touchpad on MBP use to be the best as you pointed out but Surface Pro's cheap dettachable keyboard too seems to match MBP touchpad these days.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
The worst part of the story was United's campain to smear the victim and to paint him as a sex offender.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
Mac Pro are not expensive because they are better, they are expensive because well.. its Apple.
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by bingomad123 9y ago
Cleaning up reasonable trash is pretty much part of AirBnb host's job. So if a women throws her sanitary pads/tampoons in the trash will you call them names too ?
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by bingomad123 9y ago
A statement like that would most certainly should have required some clear references.

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