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by dilemma 9y ago
People aren't paying for the water. They are paying for packaging and distribution and its worth it. You literally can't refute this.
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by dilemma 9y ago
>Much of the money getting made in China is ending up in the hands of government employees BS
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by dilemma 9y ago
If there was a way to get access to all articles published that would create an even larger demand, and subjective value of, single-publisher subscriptions like the NYT. People, including you and me, don't want to have access to everyt
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by dilemma 9y ago
>* You have to learn many, many characters. And using a dictionary is non-trivial. (IIRC, the key is stroke order.) Correct. Dictionary apps makes it easy to look up characters, however. >* You may have to learn a different language.
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by dilemma 9y ago
His "vision" is too self-centered and he expects people to live after his ideals but in fact people have better things to do than create art, or whatever. >They choose passive consumption The same person is likely an active pro
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by dilemma 9y ago
Among those who believe in AGI are Tesla, Google, Baidu, Microsoft, Apple, etc.
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by dilemma 9y ago
What is it that makes sense to you on the macro level? That the building is donut shaped?
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by dilemma 9y ago
what do your friend say about Tencent vs Facebook?
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by dilemma 9y ago
It's not free Internet.
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by dilemma 9y ago
My comment is about the US not being for free trade. Your comment is irrelevant.
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by dilemma 9y ago
So?
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by dilemma 9y ago
The US economy was founded on tariffs. No such thing as a free market in North America. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tariffs_in_United_States_histo...
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Are Bosses Dictators?(newyorker.com)
4 points by dilemma 9y ago|1 comments
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by dilemma 9y ago
Bitcoin isn't decentralized.
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by dilemma 9y ago
It is new.
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by dilemma 9y ago
Timing
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by dilemma 9y ago
Yes, I'm sure they do and I would too but that is not the vernacular "working".
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by dilemma 9y ago
self-reported and therefore not reliable.
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by dilemma 9y ago
It's not true. Easy as that.
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by dilemma 9y ago
Why?
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by dilemma 9y ago
It wouldn't be valuable if everyone had it.
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by dilemma 9y ago
As opposed to media organizations with an interest in selling capturing and selling reader attention. The implication that unbiased reporting exists is ridiculous; this isn't critical thinking.
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by dilemma 9y ago
UBI is the welfare trap par excellence.
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by dilemma 9y ago
Employers always struggle to to fill openings. It's the same thing as selling a product - you have to work on marketing, promotion, advertising. This says nothing about the state of the job market.
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by dilemma 9y ago
Sounds undemocratic.
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by dilemma 9y ago
investors are owners not customers
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by dilemma 9y ago
Mayer was brought on to turn around Yahoo, not to sell it. Evidence is the Tumblr acquisition for $1B, which was then written off in full or close to it. She failed the turn around and the only way out after that was a sale.
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by dilemma 9y ago
>All the major message broadcast services, equivalents of e.g. Twitter and Facebook, are astroturfed with pro-government propaganda. This is a conspiracy theory. Prove it. >They could just partition their foreign services to not inclu
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by dilemma 9y ago
Why is the title changed from the original?
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by dilemma 9y ago
a new type of meme resulted in too many Wow reactions and broke the cpu

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