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by flareback 9y ago
We just got an estimate for our house (~2400 sq ft single story home) and the estimates were from 10k - 13k.
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by flareback 9y ago
Why can't we just let the airlines decide for themselves if they want to allow voice calls on their flights.
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by flareback 9y ago
Only regulation he disagrees with.
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by flareback 10y ago
"Symantec caught once again improperly issuing illegitimate HTTPS certificates" So I wonder what the correct way to issue illegitimate HTTPS certificates is?
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by flareback 10y ago
In other news, more people from the top 1% drive Ferraris than people from the bottom 50%.
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by flareback 10y ago
Until we learn how to create something out of nothing, there will be no post-scarcity world.
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by flareback 10y ago
exactly. Money helps solve this problem.
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by flareback 10y ago
irrelevant. Only 1 billion people can have it and 7 billion want it.
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by flareback 10y ago
It doesn't matter how it gets created if there is only the manufacturing capability to produce x amount yet more than x number of people want it? Maybe there isn't the raw materials to produce it, perhaps it takes too long to prod
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by flareback 10y ago
It's a nice theory but doesn't solve the problem of supply and demand. If there are 7 billion people on earth that all want a widget, how does this economic philosophy handle the fact that the manufacturing capability can only pro
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by flareback 10y ago
> What's the point of analyzing data from such narrow and unusual sample? I have to agree. It seems like a really small sample.
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by flareback 10y ago
What I didn't see in the article is the percentage of fines that come from each race. If Ferguson MO is 65% black then it would make sense that roughly 65% of the fines come from blacks, but if 80% comes from the black population then