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Socrates, Aristotle, Plato, Seneca, Epictetus etc..
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We really need to set an age limit on how old people can get while staying in office before being forced to retire. We already prevent people younger than 40 from running for President. Why should we let people older than 65 do it? What&#
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If a user sees photos of their acquaintances going on vacations every day on their respective newsfeed he/she will most definitely feel down on their luck. Disregarding the ethics of the study completely, Facebook certainly forces peo
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There was a full blown study released stating Facebook actively manipulated users news feeds for something like 6 months [1]. That's one way to manipulate their emotions and such. [1]: https://www.google.com/search?q=f
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Periscope was actually really interesting, in a terrible sense.
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I don't really want to get into the whole "Tax the 1%" issue but it's becoming more obvious that taxing the ultra wealthy will lead to these kinds of sustainable companies. That tax revenue, when streamlined into larger
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and ends, unfortuantely.
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This is an excellent point. I think this definitely had a lot to do with it. Global demand was at an all time high and America certainly was one of a few nations who could provide the goods necessary for rebuilding. However I think we can
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QE was meant to work in tandem with the stimulus bill put forward by President Obama. The stimulus bill would create jobs to help fuel demand, and interest rates would stay low so that loans could be made more easily to companies that cont
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So I initially wasn't too interested in the temperature changes. It seemed like fairly considerable changes but I didn't know what to reference each change from. Was it the delta YoY? Maybe I missed the info explaining that in t
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when are you running for president because I haven't heard one candidate speak as intelligently about any issue as you have so clearly spoken about this one.
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Yes but carbon fiber shards. Aluminum crumples, which is good for absorbing energy and keeping people safe while in a car.
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Why did LifeLock purchase a music streaming service (not really a music streaming service but kinda sorta)?
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wow never thought of that before. Is that an original quote? I like that.
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Unfortunately I don't have access to Lobsters but I'm replying to you in case others don't know what Lobsters is [1]. [1]: https://lobste.rs
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I'm sure these engineers weren't acting on their own here.
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A supportive government would have weakened the currency and not pushed austerity on the Greeks. Also, the Eurozone is not a government, it's a monetary union [1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurozone
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Here is a good resource to check out to learn more about the command line [1]. [1]: http://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/spr05/cos126/cmd...
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I know patio11 has some great resources on freelancing in general. You might find some great information here [1]. Good luck! [1]: http://www.kalzumeus.com/blog/
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sounds like Zipf's Law [1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zipf%27s_law
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The Boosting Margin, or Why Boosting Doesn't Overfit(jeremykun.com)
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what is linkedin-space? It's kind of like the nullspace of a linear combination of social networking platforms. I think ;)
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"The Creator of the Internet Archive Should Be the Next Librarian of Congress" might have been too long of a headline to fit into HN's title box.
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Re: META People will stop posting to a community when they feel their posts aren't up to what they believe the community tends to accept as Par for the course.
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Looks like d3.js did most of the heavy lifting [1]. [1]: view-source: http://www.bloomberg.com/dataview/2014-02-25/bubble-to-bust-...
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I sincerely cannot wait for those quantum dot spectrometers to arrive inside our cell phones [1]. Edit: these things could've saved lives, specifically the firefighters. [1]: http://newsoffice.mit.edu/2015/quantum-
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Interesting so as long as the data is released to everyone at the same time, it doesn't matter if some people are able to acquire that data before it reaches others. As tptacek pointed out below I didn't think about it in the pri
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Ah okay this makes sense. I didn't think about the problem as a principal/agent problem, which is how insider trading is framed. Got it. Thank you.
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I still don't understand the difference between insider trading and HFT firms that get data before other firms.
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Postulating here: Is it possible the mountains are a result of gravitational pull of Charon on Pluto's water-ice mantle during pluto's formative years? Or the gravitational affects of Neptune and Pluto's orbital resonance?

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