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by cup 13y ago
Youre absolutely right and its not helped by the fact that many scientists are incredibly poor communicators. Its a shame because there is some really interesting work happening in the scientific world which lay people are missing out on. I
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by cup 13y ago
>Since its foundation. Thats not entirely true now is it.
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by cup 13y ago
I wouldnt do anything because I believe the protests have been subverted by opposition political forces. While the protests over the removal of green wedges are honourable, I think at the heart of the issue is that the traditionally elite,
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by cup 13y ago
Its clean and simple really, for what you're trying to do I think its pretty good. If you had the means and time it might be interesting to have a full screen map of Syria which tracks news stories and events in real time, so you can watch
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by cup 13y ago
Oh yeah those are the ones. I remember I was in Australia a few years back when there was some economic forum going on and they had locked the entire city down in anticipation of protests. The protests did start (probably more because young
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by cup 13y ago
These protests remind me a lot of protests that were seen during the world trade talks or other free trade conventions in the US. Passionate young people protesting about injustices they see in the world and severe retribution by an aggress
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by cup 13y ago
That article was much more informattive than most that have been posted on HN but it still misses a lot of issues. For instance it leaves out the fact that Erdogans party first came into party with 35% of the votes. That shows that theres b
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by cup 13y ago
"this is probably all fake anyway - while people get beat up. Why did the main political blocs which are supporting these protests ( BDP, CHP and TKP ) protest against allowing the syrian refugees enter turkey then. Can't you see that this
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by cup 13y ago
Not at all. The protestors have legitimate grievances however the initial protest over green wedges in turkey have been subverted by a coalition of opposition political groups looking to exploit discontent. Don't forget that there is a majo
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by cup 13y ago
Im assuming you dont speak Turkish so let me see what I can do.
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by cup 13y ago
Be very careful when it comes to issues about Turkey. There is a very interesting and subtle social media campaign backed by yet to be seen figures who are making this a much bigger/disingenious issue than it really is. The interesting fact
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by cup 13y ago
How can it be the full story when it fails to mention the BDP, CHP, TKP and DHKP! Watch very carefully fellow HN users. What you're seeing in this whole turkey fiasco is an amazing act of astro turfing in progress.
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by cup 13y ago
The Prophet Mohamed. Considering the recent global conversation about religion, science and the future of humanity it would be interesting to see what the Prophet would have to say about Islam and how it has evolved over the past 1450 years
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by cup 13y ago
How will you prevent companies from being anonymously slandered?
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by cup 13y ago
Im surprised an article as vitriolic and slimey (in the sense that its an incredibly well written piece of propaganda/hate) has been posted on this site, considering it doesn't have that much to do with technology, entrepreneurship etc. I t
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by cup 13y ago
Actually I think the us government is more than aware of this fact. I remember sitting in at a private security function for the UAE government in 2007 when this issue was raised. That fact however is that this shift in battle dynamic only
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by cup 13y ago
Its the product of growing up in a destabalized war torn country. Russia invaded Afghanistan in 1979 to fight a proxy war with America. Most of the Afghan population since has had to etch our some kind of post-war anarhic life. Is it no sur
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Could an inhalable drug be the next paradigm shift in pharmaceutics.(bloomberg.com)
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Advisor to the Somali government talks about technology post anarchy.(youtube.com)
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by cup 13y ago
I once got a job at a coffee shop using their website. It was a good job, respectable pay, reliable hours and low technical skill required. I don't think thats the kind of good job you're look for. Networking is critical if you want an illu
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by cup 13y ago
I might be able to answer the question in a few hours when I get home.
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by cup 13y ago
Thanks for correcting me.
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Meet the company that still uses a punch-card machine - For accounting(pcworld.com)
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by cup 14y ago
By assassinating (and abusing due process) those responsible rather than adressing the issues which continue to allow this circle of violence and retaliatory action to continue ad nauseum.
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by cup 14y ago
It's suprisingly horrible, which I suppose actually shows how succesfull it is!
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by cup 14y ago
Reading about failures can be more illuminating and educational than reading about success. It's interesting to see how you reached a number of gateways where you could have terminated but instead continued to pursue your goals/dreams (desp
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by cup 14y ago
Many older individuals who may take part within the HN community may have been alive during her reign. They may have also been directly influenced by her policies. Margaret Thatcher had a fundamental and profound impact on the lives of mill
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by cup 14y ago
"Above all, why don't they tell the world that it was Senator Pinochet who established a constitution for the return to democracy? That he held a referendum to decide whether or not he should remain in power? That he lost the vote (though g
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When computer programming was ‘women’s work’(articles.washingtonpost.com)
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by cup 14y ago
How condescending.

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