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by clienthunter 13y ago
Defending government by pointing out things they provide is fundamentally flawed - of course we all get utility from public goods, it's unavoidable. The argument is not that the government doesn't provide utility, it's about
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by clienthunter 13y ago
Perhaps not, but it does get a point across that I don't imagine anyone had trouble interpreting. Minutiae aside (it was a short post for a reason), the fact this idea is not considered crazy and has a bit of traction is extremely rele
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by clienthunter 13y ago
As an economist I assure you that if I noted a correlation between head clubbing and capital accumulation I would take offensive and defensive steps to protect my head. In fact most would, leading to a nice little equilibrium where head cl
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by clienthunter 13y ago
Rights protect people from those who have a monopoly on them from abusing the intrinsic power of that position. This problem simply doesn't exist if people do not have employers. Free agents entering supply contracts willingly do not
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by clienthunter 13y ago
To add: trademarks aren't universal, they apply on categories of goods.
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In the UK they'd need to show that your app would cause confusion for consumers detrimental to them, and that'd be almost impossible if one's a kids book and the other is a dev app on another platform. It all depends on wher
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by clienthunter 13y ago
They are trying... https://blueseed.co/
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by clienthunter 13y ago
You know whenever I see spats like this I feel compelled to point that governments cause such profound economic distortion that we really can't speak of what a 'free' society would be actually be like - it's so far remov
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by clienthunter 13y ago
Actually, no. Whatever one can just 'do' for $10k in a month will be risky. This is why credit exists, that's what you need!
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by clienthunter 13y ago
If I had to do this, I'd buy and sell a series of cars, driving them to be sold where demand is highest. Design etc is too well served a market, too competitive. You need a market with inefficiencies to exploit.
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by clienthunter 13y ago
This was my first thought. With a good training set and a savvy algo I believe machine learning can be good with images, and theres an unprecedented amount of training sets out there to be scraped...
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by clienthunter 13y ago
I saw a TED talk about using GH as a form of collaborative democracy once. I am so shocked (in the best way) that momentum is building this quickly.
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More accurately, if you randomly select a company ex post from the sample used to make that headline, the probability of said company having been sold for 1B USD is 0.0000006. With the same conditions, the probability of the sperm that ma
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by clienthunter 13y ago
I raise PHP and MySQL in a Tweet. http://bit.ly/1hA9mZn
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After a few weeks of trying to get Github's gollum gem to do what I want, this might be what I've been looking for.
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pandoc
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I hate to be that guy but...if your justification/explanation for taking or not taking risk involves more words than numbers, you don't understand risk. References to popular science books scores double points. You're mer
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How to tackle scaling issues with arrogance(ovh.co.uk)
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