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maybe not made by Boeing, but certainly paid by it....
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I would also add that after Vietnam war America became more reluctant to put Americans in harm’s way. Is almost impossible politically to institute military draft in America: USA did not do it when it was fighting two wars at the same time
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I thought the same way back in 90s. I also thought that a western-aligned Russia would have helped counter act some of China's ambitions. (I was quite puzzled by my college economics professor when he kept saying that increasing trade
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Well, a power struggle would be quite the thing to watch. At least for me. Kinda like what happened when Stalin died. (My personal forecast excludes return to democracy; it includes something similar to what happened after Stalin died).
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I can’t wait to see what happens in Russia post-Putin. I mean, the guy is 71 years old. Maybe he will hang on for another 10-15 years. I can’t wait to see what happens then. As far as I can tell none of his biological offspring is being pus
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In USA hundreds of thousands of people protested against the Iraq war : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protests_against_the_Iraq_War Is not even comparable.
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This inter-company accounting gimmick should be eliminated so it does not increase reported revenue: https://www.accountingtools.com/articles/what-are-intercompa...
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3y ago
This methods only works for a two-party electoral system...
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3y ago
AWS was not implemented by an offshore team. The link you pasted implies that EC2 was implemented by an offshore team - which is not correct either. EC2 had two teams, one of which was in Cape Town. The other team was in Seattle - and larg
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From the sound bites in these videos it seems sitting on the seat next to that empty seat was a child. I am thinking how each we fly my son always asks to sit next to the window.this accident was so close to having a fatality…
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Anyone betting some put options on Monday? I am thinking about doing this…
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If the IP is valuable that would in the negotiation. Simply put, there would be a minimum Disney would require from Netflix for their content. Better yet, structure some type of Joint-Venture deal with Netflix if the Disney content is so va
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The fact that nobody was injured does not make it any less reckless...
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That is what is keeping them afloat (along with Greece, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary to some extent).
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Yeah, the current model works so well that 860,000 Italians emigrated from Italy in 10 years [0]. And their favorite destination? The UK [0]. I guess UK's lack of workers' rights is better than the Italian model for these emigrant
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Not to be a spoiler but in 2000 I was flying back from Las Vegas. In the airport terminal (after we passed security ) we decided to have lunch - steak lunch. I would not have realized myself, but one of our buddies made the comment :”these
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Because smokers can hold jobs and are productive members of society. Unlike meth and heroin, nicotine does not make people attack other people, does not make people miss work, does not make people irresponsible.
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I did not justify that line of reasoning. I am just saying is human nature. The parents of Ethan Crumbley's victims asked for maximum penalty - sounds a lot like eye for an eye right and is right here in the US. A dad of one of Nasser&
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Re: "Let's also separate Palestinian civilians from those exerting power unto them in Gaza" - I do not think you can. A lot of Palestinians are radicalized. What do you think a father who lost his kids in an airstrike will do
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Then maybe we should decrease stupidity as much as we can? With things like good education for everyone?
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I live in western Washington. In the past couple of years I met some Ukrainians - for home related remodeling, help wit cleaning and cooking. I can tell you none of these people will go back to Ukraine. Their kids are already in public scho
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The theory was not pulled out of anyone’s ass; is just common sense.
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3y ago
You could work for a much higher bonus and salary. The way gardening leave has been described here is for people who are not looking to take their highly valuable knowledge somewhere else for higher bonus / salary.
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Gardening leave leaves (pun intended :)) the possibility for the employee to leave with highly valuable acquired knowledge (trading strategies, algorightms, etc...) for a much higher salary and bonus than the gardening leave provides. Or m
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ooh, lanes... the Microsoft internal buzz-word that got out of fashion a couple of years ago is making a comeback outside of Microsoft....
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Uber is worth less than zero. They already are at full capacity (how many cities are there left to expand) and still not profitable.
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If performance is important why would you keep large datasets in JSON format?
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If they remove the cap on retirement contributions they should also remove the cap on retirement payouts. I would love to see social security pay former CEOs millions of dollars per year:)
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My friend - Chinese secret services read Secretary of Commerce's emails because of Microsoft's security leaks: https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/commerce-secretary-gina-raim... So yeah, assuming Microsoft syste
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After he gets to North Korea you will not hear from him again.
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