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by enriquec 6y ago
Did you just group me - a cuban-venezuelan-american - with white supremacists? This is quite rude. I am familiar wih AWS so I'll leave it on my resume, thanks for the unwelcome advice - though I certainly will advocate my employers cho
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by enriquec 6y ago
Well, you've just lost me as a customer for life. I had no horse in the game and condemn the violence on both sides - I just value free speech. I hope to see this censorship punished by the market and reflected in Amazon's stock p
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by enriquec 6y ago
Not to mention the state of police unions
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by enriquec 6y ago
Nature is one of the two top journals in the world and their conclusions directly contradict what you're saying. This was a study of 10,000,000 people.
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by enriquec 6y ago
Tegnell was proven right according to the latest research: "Previous studies have shown that asymptomatic individuals infected with SARS-CoV-2 virus were infectious3, and might subsequently become symptomatic4. Compared with symptomati
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by enriquec 6y ago
No it doesn't. It validates exactly what I said. Not sure how you could have missed that.
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by enriquec 6y ago
Do you have a comparative analysis of the ROI of these initiatives? Or is it just baseless conjecture?
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by enriquec 6y ago
does that bother you, itsoktocry?
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by enriquec 6y ago
Do you have another suggestion? Do you not see any value in developing the technology necessary to get to Mars - in order to travel elsewhere? And to answer your question, yes. Successful, accomplished, professional, adult scientists - like
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by enriquec 6y ago
How am I a nutcase? For what its worth, I'm successful and happy so I don't take offense. Lions don't worry about sheep.
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by enriquec 6y ago
Not to mention that thanks to the government, $1M is a one bedroom apartment in SF. So these people want to give them more power over our resources?! crazy.
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by enriquec 6y ago
No, Volvo gave us seatbelts and the Tucker gave us safety glass. 9 years after the free market created seatbelts, the government mandated it. Mandates have never and will never manifest technological/scientific advancements out of nowh
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by enriquec 6y ago
Why limit Elon Musk - who is arguably ensuring the long-term survivability of our species - for some arbitrary target like absolute equality? Why is a powerful bureaucrat with no money more desirable to you than a rich entrepreneur that had
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by enriquec 6y ago
In every instance I've seen, redistribution does limit mobility - as well as introduces a middleman (the redistributors that steal/war/lie/oppress), corruption, politics, and extreme inefficiencies. You keep harping on
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by enriquec 6y ago
then why were seatbelts and safety glass delivered by the free market? why are tesla's significantly safer than other manufacturers of their own free will? Why do they push updates that improve braking to customers that have already pa
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by enriquec 6y ago
Apple News is trying. Also better for magazines than current events.
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by enriquec 6y ago
post your charts, if you don't mind.
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by enriquec 6y ago
As someone that volunteers at homeless shelters across the country, I can tell you your description is nowhere near close to reality and it is very strange that people get off on pretending things are dramatically worse than they are. Do yo
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by enriquec 6y ago
Class warfare is pointless. Businesses are shuttering. Sure, make accusations of fraud (do you have any proof?) - but those expenses can't be frivolous unless you want a huge issue with the IRS. Should relief be so strict and policed (
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by enriquec 6y ago
What you just described is exactly what a Graph implementation like Apollo is .
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by enriquec 6y ago
its ad hominem. its not discussing the content. all of what you said could be aimed at the gp parent regarding his characterization of PG's post
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by enriquec 6y ago
Individual freedom and sovereignty are always pesky nuisances for foolish centralized schemes.
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by enriquec 6y ago
I've called 3 times for 3 different broken windows on my car (a 2010 jeep - nothing special) and they literally just send you to an online form that automatically generates a generic police report. Insurance fraud here also has to be o
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Show HN: Live resume editor I built with demo!(cvbook.link)
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by enriquec 8y ago
yes, GDPR. furthermore, regulatory capture is indisputably proven.
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CSS: A new kind of JavaScript(medium.com)
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by enriquec 11y ago
The profits of few for the profits of many perhaps. Given that its thwarting tech, net profit is definitely not the trade-off though - personal liberty is.
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by enriquec 11y ago
thats generally they're strategy it seems. literally every year, they say "we need more money or we have to shut everything down"
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by enriquec 11y ago
absolutely. they're more often the antithesis of "free trade"
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by enriquec 11y ago
And yet, todays weighted average tax for the US is $.4888 per gallon (54.50 for Diesel). Today's national average price of $2.28 puts that at ~21.4%. That probably puts gas up there with one of the most taxed things I buy.

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