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The major problem with Trump's infrastructure plan is the amount of suggested privatization.
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Let's go back to the 1880's. From your list nine supreme court justice nominations did not have votes. That may come across as a lot. But seven made it on to the supreme court with another nomination (John Roberts, Jr., Abe Fortas
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Isn't some of the advantage coming from the fact that gpus are much better designed for massively parallel computations?
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I think that could easily be detected if they wanted to. It sounds like they may be tracking your store movements and what items you pick up, so it would be odd if a shopper carrying items walked out of the store without registering any of
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One of the issues the admins were upset about was pizzagate. Basically they found some emails where Podesta mentioned pizza and cheese. So after a lot of time investigating they decided that Podesta and Clinton were deeply involved in a chi
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I think that $400 million could be a lot more complicated to handle than most family accounts, especially if the family was aggressively trying to minimize their tax liability, which they were. And the finances really started to get complic
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> And, I suspect he won't have time to do all of the stuff that people worry about him potentially doing... Trump doesn't have to do that much to dismantle net neutrality. All he has to do is sign bills put in front of him and
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I'm not sure I would say that the nytimes was hiding how well Trump was doing. Trump did not do well in most polls, Clinton was usually ahead and did win the popular vote. The election results weren't really expected. It would hav
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That's a good point about not finding enough local guides. I'd expect people would be less picky about housing assuming the quality and prices were reasonable. But someone wanting to tour wineries might not be ok going mountain bi
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Interesting. A startup, BeSomebody, actually just pitched this item on SharkTank. His presentation did not go well at all, and he got no money. But the idea seems really cool. So I'm glad Airbnb is implementing it.
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They are claiming they destroyed all site and user data, I assume for privacy reason. So I'm guessing that would be a no.
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What.cd was pretty well known. It had a large userbase and items were leaked on there that made international news. A radiohead song was leaked before it was released, rumored to have been done by the band. COFEE a forensics tool made by Mi
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I think the 1.5% margins would be a problem though. Plus I image the big supermarket chains have the benefit of large economies of scale taht the small individual stores don't have.
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Well, I think it probably needs more applications to use it.
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Trump has publicly said he will appoint judges who will overturn Roe v Wade. I expect that if he goes through with that gay marriage will also be attacked.
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Well, I don't really expect this to cause oil extraction costs to go up. I don't think companies would waste money choosing more expensive drilling sites. But this could also signal an attack on local regulations too. It would mak
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I don't know exactly, but there are probably oil reserves in places like Alaska that would be cheaper to extract if it were allowed.
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I haven't gotten to a point where I can compare Clinton and Trump on policy. First I don't think Trump really has consistent or in depth policy on anything. Second, I just don't think Trump has the temperament or stability to
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He tweeted at three a.m. that people should look for a non-existent sex tape because he got his feelings hurt that a model he called fat was publicly supporting Hillary. I for one hope our president isn't concerned about how much model
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Yeah, I don't think that will happen. First, the previous report found no wrongdoing. Second, I'm sure Hillary will say that she did not break the law (which is so far supported by the FBI investiagtion unless these new emails cha
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I was comparing it a little bit to tech. I had a friend graduate from college and get a very respectable five figure increase in his offer for converting him to full-time by looking around at other companies. I don't think he would hav
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So how does getting fired/finding a new job work when you get fired from a bank like GS? It seems like usually you job prospects and negotiation power are much better when you are already employed. I'd think a fired employee would
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Also, prop traders use the firms money to trade, they don't use client money. So the firm is responsible for the loss and gets the benefit of the profit.
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Right, and if we were talking about people with Hillary's or Robert Byrd's record then I would decide that they weren't racist. Hillary's record has shown a strong commitment to civil rights activism. Robert Byrd did do
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Thinking there is a possibility someone is crazy, racist, or sexist is definitely reasonable if that person is stating they agree with a crazy, racist, sexist. I'd wonder if someone was racist if they supported David Duke.
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Do you have to listen to music or have noise cancelling on the entire day to get that silence?
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How do you like the office plans? From what I've seen Google seems to mainly use open offices.
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Better devs should have better options than less skilled developers, so if you have a high hiring bar you will be dealing with competitors trying to get those same employees. I don't think 10% over a standard offer would cover a compet
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There's also a rumor going around that he plans to start a media company if he looses because he has some very strong supporters and he think his campaign should have been covered differently.
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538 has Trump .6% ahead of Clinton, the other polls have CLinton ahead, but her highest is at 54% right now. That's basically a coin flip, not an act of god. http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast&#x
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