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by cq 15y ago
The source for that data is the World Bank
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by cq 15y ago
>If you could get a boring 9-5 with a big business, be treated with respect, get paid well, have health insurance and a pension, more people would go with that. In my experience, this is what working for "big business" is like, given th
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by cq 15y ago
the OP is full of shit, read this : http://thesocietypages.org/socimages/2011/11/10/start-ups-an...
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Four Ways Men Stunt Women's Careers Unintentionally(acceptableparity.blogspot.com)
2 points by cq 15y ago|1 comments
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by cq 15y ago
The Tax Haven That's Stealing From Your Government
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by cq 15y ago
"Statements like that, by the way, scare the hell out of me. They can be used to justify almost anything. Like how we’re all racists. I wonder if Kapor could argue that he himself is rational and objective, even though no one else is." Yes,
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by cq 15y ago
That graph in the OP is dishonest. Here's the actual data that wasn't cherry picked (and taken directly from the same data source as the OP, using the excel file provided by the US government and charted in excel): http://i.imgur.com/YTFM
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by cq 15y ago
Can you really compare Economic models to Physics models without discussing the simplifications necessary to create an Economic model?
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by cq 15y ago
Any AGPL webmail clients like gmail? I prefer Free Software to Open Source
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by cq 15y ago
First of all, isn't pinning the Chinese currency to the US dollar against WTO rules? It is important to note that in order to pin the Chinese currency to the US dollar, China must regularly print more and more money, and then they buy US de