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dublinclontarf
17y ago
Are you saying while burried under a mountain of snow?
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17y ago
As a teacher in China I can tell you this(the linked article) means nothing. The USA is not successful because it's got the highest IQ but in a large part because of the creativity of it's people. Something China lack's, a VERY large part a
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17y ago
What is being described here is how the Swedish government is externalising costs. Of coarse it looks good, and profitable on paper because most of the costs (and environmental effects) have been put onto the population. As the article ment
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17y ago
And I present to you our version of Dr. Robert Stadler
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17y ago
The only real difference is the electric bike has some stubby pedals. The reality is that those moving up from electric bike will be moving up to motorcycles. Can't beat two wheels with Chinese traffic. Nanchang resident 6 years, electric b
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17y ago
_why is like the Willy Wonka of the programming world. Absolutely genious, and barking mad to boot. I've been playing a little with Shoes, I love it.
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17y ago
Yes, the pickaxe book or the class docs at ruby-doc.org Although I've been using Ruby on windows the last few weeks with Ruby Shoes from _why(normally use for unix scripts or web-dev). It's pretty nice (although a little rough around the ed
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17y ago
Are... are you a politician? So if the alternative to a sweatshop is homelessness and starvation that's better? How does that help people "see past [their] present situation"? What does that even mean? Have you even been to China? Unless yo
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17y ago
So you don't spend any money whatsoever, therefore avoiding VAT on the purchase of everyday items....like food?
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17y ago
I hate the whole idea of anti-trust. Charge more than your competition and your abusing your monopoly. Charge less than them and your pricing to destroy competition and monopolise the market. Charge the same as your competition and your col
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18y ago
This is the most reasonable, non hysterical (either pro/anti GW) article I have come across in such a long time. No fear mongering about a lack of action. No fear mongering about untold damages action against GW will do to our economies (us
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18y ago
I get like that, I really am impressionable. For example after watching a few zombie movies (the new ones with fast zombies, think 28 Days/Weeks later) I hear shouting & screaming on a main shopping street the first thing that comes to
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Ask HN:Plausibly deniable email
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18y ago
Would this have been worse (or better) if Iceland had not nationalised their banks and simply allowed them to go bankrupt?
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18y ago
I just finished Atlas Shrugged(one hour ago) :-D
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18y ago
Who is John Galt?
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18y ago
Who is John Galt?
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Is Ireland facing an economic meltdown of Icelandic proportions?
(republictigers.wordpress.com)
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Euro pulling Ireland down
(republictigers.wordpress.com)
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