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by chrisgd 12y ago
I would buy it
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by chrisgd 12y ago
Sure. I was referring to this, which seems to be a summary of another article that isn't loading. I imagine the original is much more informative. http://www.social-europe.eu/2014/06/inequality-2/
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by chrisgd 12y ago
FWIW, Sen has agreed with the majority of Piketty's conclusions, though.
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Cook your steak in the oven with an in-the-oven meat thermometer. Set oven to 250 and cook until proper internal temperature matches preferred doneness
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by chrisgd 12y ago
This is so true. As a former investment banker, trying to help a company set up this information is so tedious and difficult
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I have no idea what this is as I am not a programmer, but the website looks really good
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Until they don't, unlike specialists
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The list of countries is so strange to look at with so many countries that have low GDP / capita or recent depressions / austerity forced on them and . . . The US near the top
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I don't know how to change that feeling though (short of moving out of the US). I believe I could work 6-8 hrs / day and no one would care but I can't stop feeling guilty at home
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I am an expert multi-tasker!
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Hyatt and all Intercontinental Hotels offer free internet to people in their membership clubs. Just join those for free. That is at Hyatt hotels (not Hyatt Place or Hyatt house) or at Intercontinental (not Holiday Inn). At the places in par
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by chrisgd 12y ago
Interesting article. My favorite sentence is this though, "Open offices may seem better suited to younger workers, many of whom have been multitasking for the majority of their short careers." Despite what I want to believe and wh
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Turn GMail into an RSS feed(fieldguide.gizmodo.com)
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Solid point
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I have read that article several times. It fascinates me every time I see someone mention it. I am inclined to believe he was innocent, but have never read an article from anyone who views him as guilty (besides some links to case files) ED
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If these small businesses could get a loan from a typical loan organization, Square wouldn't have a market http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-05-22/wall-street-finds-n...
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I love it as well. My son is 27 months old and I hear you, he changes everyday and I miss just being able to look at him as he sits there staring at me! As far as other comments that pertain to enjoying life instead of taking pictures, I wo
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by chrisgd 12y ago
I disagree. I think the popularity is stemming from this quote "But his real beef is with the mainstream economic teachings that more capital and lower taxes on capital bring faster growth and higher wages, and that economic dynamism w
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by chrisgd 13y ago
It is a renting economy not a sharing economy
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God that is the truth. And the push for stock buybacks just continues to gloss over the issue. Stock outstanding continues to decline, but the amount of money spent on buybacks should be pushing shares out down twice as fast. Instead ridicu
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Planned obsolescence as medical innovation(nytimes.com)
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Uber’s Algorithmic Monopoly(mattstoller.tumblr.com)
69 points by chrisgd 13y ago|75 comments
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In my shoes. . .
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Right, like when Delta ran out of frequent flier miles.
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The US prints its own money, it will always have enough. The question is whether inflation eats away its value.
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I would agree. Plus a lot of organizations are tying your ability to watch something on your phone / tablet to your login with your cable company. I couldn't watch March Madness without logging in through xfinity. Additionally, th
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by chrisgd 13y ago
The idea of Apple TV as a set top box with Tivo like features for the over the air HD I can pull in from NBC, CBS, etc. is really exciting. I clicked on his link for the story about that and it is a WSJ story about Apple partnering with . .
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by chrisgd 13y ago
Exactly. Especially one without a monthly fee for service. It seems with the storage costs and the processing power here, Amazon could integrate that easily. Edit: the really interesting part is that when searching for "DVR" in el
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by chrisgd 13y ago
What is everyone using for a DVR? Why doesn't this include some time of recording, storage and pausing capabilities? The DVR provided by the cable companies are laggy and the Tivo one charges a monthly fee for what equates to updating
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A major one.

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