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by frockington 8y ago
That's not really a thing in Christianity, Jesus had that whole "let he without sin cast the first stone" thing or whatever it was
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by frockington 8y ago
Look at any EU nation vs the US for ht elast decade, it destroys growth
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by frockington 8y ago
You would need to replace the disgruntled opinionated workers with workers who were happy with their job. Its a tiny bit more effort but in the end the result would be the same
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by frockington 8y ago
What? The market went up 25% last year even when tracked using "real money"
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by frockington 8y ago
That their own fault though. It takes 5 minutes of effort to get invested
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by frockington 8y ago
Now that you say it like this I couldn't be more against this bill. Property taxes are awful and illogical
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by frockington 8y ago
It's in America and recently also China
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by frockington 8y ago
I don't understand why the DNC took the results from 2016 and decided that alienating even more voters was the way to go. By 2020 they'll have called so many people a racist bigot that their only reliable voting block will be high
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by frockington 8y ago
Even in America your point stands. Chicago and LA have strict gun laws and out of control crime
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by frockington 8y ago
I'd rather have management that knows its business/technology over a humanities major any day
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by frockington 8y ago
I've never had that experience traveling. Just knowing a few basic greetings and pleasantries is enough, smile a little bit and most people are forgiving
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by frockington 8y ago
As a founder it would be, probably not going to attract great talent though
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by frockington 8y ago
As a US citizen I am the biggest hypocrite when it comes to cyclists/pedestrians in the road. When in a car I think "They'll get out of my way, I'll win in a fight" while riding a bicycle I think "What are they
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by frockington 8y ago
If I could go back in time 10+ years I'd be putting all my money in bitcoin and Netflix
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by frockington 8y ago
That would make me crazy. Before an important meeting that would seriously throw me off. It's a good play
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by frockington 8y ago
Is China full of computers running vulnerable unpatched Windows? At such a large scale a future (or current) vulnerability could have a huge effect
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by frockington 8y ago
The graphs are related to number of bankruptcy filings. I don;t think younger people are any less sick now than they used to unless preventive care has gotten significantly better, could be interesting to explore
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by frockington 8y ago
Exactly, if the younger generations have decreased, while older has increased, its the same generation constantly inflating bankruptcies as they get older
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by frockington 8y ago
The chart showing bankruptcies changes per age group make it seem like its the same generation constantly filing for bankruptcy. Younger and middle aged bankruptcies have declined 50% while older bankruptcies have risen ~100%.
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by frockington 8y ago
I've always imagined it is like Skyrim character generation and they just hit the randomize button until something "cool and modern-looking" generates
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by frockington 8y ago
I've probably spent at least 3 hours collectively trying to find the DNS only to find/remember it is called Route 53. I rarely use it outside of initial setup and trying to recall the name of it each time is maddening.
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by frockington 8y ago
That's a fair point. I wonder if the US Government would let them patent military trade secrets
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by frockington 8y ago
Without patents, pharmaceutical companies would cease to do research. Its not feasible in some sectors to do research if someone else can copy it with none of the cost
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by frockington 8y ago
Yesterday China fell back to having the #3 largest stock exchange. With US success other countries might start piling on soon, hopefully China will take action before that happens though, it could get really ugly really quick for them
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by frockington 8y ago
A lot of the natives (at least in the NE and Midwest) did not live in shelter that were meant to last for hundreds of years. They lived in semi-temporary small buildings
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by frockington 8y ago
Have you tried talking to your superiors about it? Maybe you should look into getting something you are more passionate about or interested in from a business or technology persepctive
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by frockington 8y ago
We have reason to believe that ice caps will melt and NYC will be underwater by 2012. - An Inconvenient Truth
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by frockington 8y ago
Same advice in America when I was visiting Denmark. It's probably good travel advice in general as thieves will target tourist destinations
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by frockington 8y ago
Probably wouldn't be the best idea from a business perspective to make it more inconvenient for people with high rewards cards (rich people)
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by frockington 8y ago
By paying $500 for a card last year, I was able to net at least 1.5k in additional savings. As long as you remember your point systems and use appropriately its a great system. To get the benefits most require travel or some other expenditu

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