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by gragas 10y ago
I agree. I think they're just listing people who will go down in history with BleachBit. My boy Rowdy Gowdy is listed right next to Hillary :-)
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by gragas 10y ago
Flagged. This isn't even remotely related to HN. It's pure politics.
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by gragas 10y ago
Yeah, so someone paid someone to investigate Trump and give their findings to the FBI. That doesn't imply anything about the findings. Furthermore, it is obviously in the interest of Russia to have a US President who will cooperate wit
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by gragas 10y ago
1. HRC private email server investigation 2. Clinton Foundation investigation 3. Anthony Weiner investigation It's a very long story, so I won't tell it in complete detail. It all started back in 2012 when the US Embassy in Bengha
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by gragas 10y ago
When you're calling people racist for supporting the Republican nominee, you are out of touch.
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by gragas 10y ago
And? What is this article even suggesting?
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by gragas 10y ago
How is that idiotic? Is it not the truth?
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by gragas 10y ago
No. Trump is much better than someone who will be arrested.
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by gragas 10y ago
The frontpage is either: 1. Being heavily censored by admins 2. Being heavily flagged by butthurt Hillary supporters
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by gragas 10y ago
But.. Clinton is in cahoots with Google. We've all seen the articles documenting Eric Schmidt's relationship with the Clinton Campaign. This is absolute insanity.
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by gragas 10y ago
Just wait. It will get worse for Hillary. Also, why isn't this post on the frontpage? It's doing better than many others, even considering the number of comments on this post.
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by gragas 10y ago
To those who have trouble viewing: http://archive.is/BA90N
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by gragas 10y ago
You do realize that people are specifically voting against the ideology that backs your opinion, right? People aren't voting for Trump because he's racist or sexist; they are voting for Trump because of the ideology behind moral
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by gragas 10y ago
Sure. And there are more than one hundred million Americans who disagree with the basic sentiment behind what Hillary says.
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by gragas 10y ago
Let me reiterate Thiel's quote, which I think perfectly describes this situation: "The media always takes him literally, but never seriously. I think his supporters take him seriously, but never literally." Most of Trump&#x27
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by gragas 10y ago
Well, there seems to be tremendous support behind what he is saying. The chat is exploding. My favorite takeaway so far: [Thiel on Trump] "The media always takes him literally, but never seriously. I think his supporters take him serio
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by gragas 10y ago
>"Key is the development of a single record for a voter that aggregates all that is known about them." That is extremely disturbing.
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by gragas 10y ago
Interesting. I did not realize that hedge funds would need such advanced tech like that. I have no doubt that they can afford to pay for it.
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by gragas 10y ago
As a side question, can I ask how much experience you have other than your work at said startup? Within a year I'm going to have to make the choice between going the tradition route in tech or joining a high-frequency prop shop. The st
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by gragas 10y ago
Can you tell us which hedge funds? I can't imagine hedge funds need much in-house technical work. HFT prop shops, on the other hand, are pretty much all about technical work.
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by gragas 10y ago
Source?
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by gragas 10y ago
Duplicate. The other one was flagged as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12825655 Also, the article doesn't really have much content and just explains that Thiel will give a speech about Trump on Monday.
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by gragas 10y ago
>thoughtful, informed, intelligent, passionate, articulate, ambitious professionals struggling with how to do the right thing while playing just enough politics and marketing to get elected. These are people who took out fakes craigslist
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by gragas 10y ago
>understood that part. then he moves to say, in the same phrase you quoted, that he also no longer believe in mortality. Nowhere in that paragraph does he mention anything about mortality. "But I must confess that over the last two
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by gragas 10y ago
>sounds a little demagogue and vague It's almost as if you didn't even read his essay before commenting on it. Thiel explicitly states "Most importantly, I no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible."
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by gragas 10y ago
>many Clinton supporters have been attacking Bernie for being racist because he lives in a state where minorities aren't kept in special ghettos to be used as de facto slave labor. This ideology is exactly why I'm voting for Tr
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by gragas 10y ago
>Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive of Facebook, defended the company’s association with Mr. Thiel, emphasizing that it did not endorse his views — and much less Mr. Trump’s — but was striving to be inclusive toward those whose values diff
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by gragas 10y ago
I held a mere SECRET security clearance last summer (not even TOP SECRET, which is what Clinton has) and I had to go through weeks and weeks of training, aside from many friends and relatives being interviewed. The consequences of using per
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by gragas 10y ago
We aren't talking about the true population though. You can't use z-scores, not that it would make a huge difference. FiveThirtyEight is extremely biased however, and greatly oversamples Democrats.
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by gragas 10y ago
FiveThirtyEight is extremely biased.

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