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11y ago
This is false. The data goes to google's servers, it is just not reported to the webmaster.
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11y ago
I see Hadley Wickham commenting here, so yeah...
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R does not mean only esoteric statistics. You have many more utilities in the R packages to diagnose and select models. Fitting a model is like 1% of the work, diagnostic is the more important part and R has much more to offer than Python e
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11y ago
Apple often beats expectations and trades lower after the earnings call.
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11y ago
It is? Can you provide some evidence?
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The Chinese businesses you talk about are led by western educated people. I don't know why you even bring the military up...
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sigh
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>Let them die. I wouldn't hold my breath.
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The traded goods don't matter. The Chinese government was being unreasonable in their policy. When you are unreasonable you face the consequences. Such is life, there are practicalities we need to consider. We don't live in a utop
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.docx, .xps, .pdf
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Yeah, it's a little more complicated than that. The Chinese demanded silver and nothing else whatsoever for their goods, creating MASSIVE trade deficit with all of Europe, sucking practically all of the silver there and then some (from
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They won't make up that much market share. Most PCs are sold through distribution channels and those will remain for the OEMs most likely. Just like the Nexus line.
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Well, can you back up your claims with something of substance? Believing Bernanke is naive, but believing a random person on the internet, who provides no argumentation whatsoever is prudent?
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He talks about the culture of those countries. If you managed a typical Indian worker all you would ever hear is "yes, sir, I understood sir, it will get done, sir". Then an endless myriad of excuses and blame shifting and promise
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The author himself is quite complicit to this misbehavior.
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If it wasn't for Britain and the Opium wars, China would be in a worse position now. China was very closed and very corrupt towards the end of the Manchurian's rule. Britain did exploit China, but their policy was very different t
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Anything associated with communism should be burned at stake. The sooner the better. God bless the Chinese for figuring it out and transitioning out of that retched system.
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There are quite a lot of things about ny times that you can't see anywhere else.
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That's like... 15% of their revenue. I imagine lower % of their profits... for the biggest publishing brand out there.
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Not interested in a discussion. You don't seem to have any regard for practicalities. Only utopia ridden dreams.
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The world wars had nothing to do with trade. In fact, this long stability in Europe traces its roots to a free trade agreement the Schuman Declaration, leading to the European Coal and Steel Community, which later becomes the European Union
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Of course it would be negotiated in secrecy. How else do you expect something to get done? Every political player will get facts out of context and make his rhetoric out of it, sprinkling emotions and indignation to rally up clueless people
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The CEO of the world's biggest company by market cap. was revealed gay by accident on TV and nothing happened.
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MS Edge does this and saves to onedrive.
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I laughed heartedly thinking this is sarcasm. Then became gloomy to mildly irritated when I realized it's probably not.
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There is a popular theory that diary based products are bad for health. Who decides the sides and how does he make the decision?
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Do you really believe this is the same as soviet repression of freedom of speech?
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I hope you don't tell stories for living because your narration skills are non existent, just like your ethics.
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So all you have is speculation based on your convictions. Yet you feel that is enough to form a strong opinion and more over, express it with unshakable confidence. Attempting to persuade the public with argumentation based not on sound rea
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Can you present data to back up your claims or can you not? You keep making assertions stating this is the reality. It should be easy enough to show some proof.
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